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

Kircher, Paul · leaf 82

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38 DEVELOPMENTS OF SHIP WORK IN NORWAY The greatest progress in actual ship constructionshould be credited to the Norwegians, excepting only thework going on at San Francisco and Montreal, of which accountwill he made later. A recent advertisement in the Norwegian … FOUGNERS NAiviSENFJURJJ uN HER WAYS ShippingGazette,translatedreads:- FougnerReinforcedConcreteD:iipbuil-•ding Go.Lightersof rein-forcedconcrete100-tons dead weight can be delivered in from six to eight weeks.Seaworthy motor ships about 200-tons dead weight can bedelivered in from three to four…

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