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The shipbuilding industry; its history, practice, science and finance (1905)

Pollock, David H · London : Methuen · leaf 100

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e contractunder such stringent conditions as we did. In 1901the same gentleman remarked at one of the meetingsof the Institution of Naval Architects, Had we twotanks, we could use them both! It would almost appear that accumulated experi-ence and modern science together are supposed to… … IN UP-TO-DATE YARDS 87 architects and shipbuilders art has its limitations.The diminution of net register tonnage, on whichdues are paid, relatively to the carrying capacity ofvessels, is a problem often presented to the shipdesigner by keen shipowners. Enormous cargo-carrying powers on an almost…

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