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Text-book of theoretical naval architecture (1889)

Attwood, Edward L. (Edward Lewis), 1871- · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 297

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f. 30. How is a Scrive board constructed, and what are its uses ? (10) 31. Describe briefly the system of fairing the body adopted—(i) in the middle portion, (2) at the extremities, of a vessel. (12) 32. How would you find the true form of the plane of flotationof a vessel which has a considerable… … Fig. 114. Appendix. 287 Calculations. 34. The transverse sections of a vessel are 18 feet apart, andtheir areas up to the load water-line, commencing from forward, are65> 558, 132-0, 210-9, 266-3, 289-5, 280-2, 235-7, i6i-2, 77-8, and 10-9square feet respectively. Calculate the displacement of…

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