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Concrete ships : historical notes concerning them and a discussion of the problems involved in their construction (1918)

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aunched in the same position in which it is built - bottomup - and by special arrangement of interior compartments thatadmit a small amount of water, the vessel is self-rightingwhen launched. The general structure of the vessel is aseries of transverse ribs with a thin shell and because ofthe fact… … SHIPPING (New York) Of November 3, 1917, illustrated byfigures A, B, 0, D, ana E the principles of launching, whichwere described as follows: She diagram A represents a section of the vesselimmediately on taking the water. The inner mold, divided

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