The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 343
not very good. Speed of wave deduced, 2fJ2 nautical miles per hour. Length of wave, 30 ^o 60 fathoms. Height of wave.— Speed of ship, 5 knots. Speed of wave deduced, 22 1 nautical miles per hour 6/62-5 Sec.050 5808 57-012-5W-0 Mean time of wave going from spar to stern.Experiment, No. 7. Length of… … Note.—The numbers denoting the strength of the wind aie those used by AdmiralBeaufort. 1848.] THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. 311 Atmospheric Waves. Report on Atmospheric Waves. By Mr. Birt. The report consists of three parts:—The tirst denoting the information wenow possess relative to…
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