Skene, Norman L. (Norman Locke), 1878-1932 · New York : The Rudder Pub. Co. · leaf 71
this method is utterly impracticable for ordinarywork on account of the immense amount of mathematical labor involvedas well as the uncertainity of the exact nature of the stresses to which theyacht is subjected. Something along this line may be done, however, in thecase of large yachts of extreme… … FIG. 22. ELEMENTS OF YACHT DESIGN 6l rules are based upon the results of practice as well as upon the deductions ofscientific research, and may be relied on to produce a substantial and dur-able hull. It is becoming more common for yachts to be built in accord-ance with the rules of one of the…
Shipbuilding · Yachts
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