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The Atlantic ferry, its ships, men, and working (1892)

Maginnis, Arthur J. (Arthur John) · London : Whittaker · leaf 235

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h funnel, there are two large fans, drivenby compound engines. They drive air into the stoke-holds, supplementing the supply drawn through the fiddleygratings. Below these are fourteen fans, driven by Chand-ler engines, and constructed by Messrs. Bumpstead andChandler, Hednesford, Staffordshire.… … cs [*>!! MIMifiL.^^ — T ^^ f-^^ -., -i ^j> > * * v* •Sim ^ ■ !\ ? l\!lL:a2 rPT ^lorii E.—STARBOARD THRUST BLOCK, TEUTONIC. Wr / «!^ ,/ , / M if,I • ••A ><-//.■•.•;.•; ■■;?;.i:;..- Face page 194. CHAP. XI.] MACHINBEY OP ATLANTIC LINEES. 195 350 per minate. They draw the air from the…

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