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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 342

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ERY SPACE partially applied within the limitations of time and space, and the machine as it stands is not up to the highest existing Cyclops is equipped with reciprocating engines and the Nep- standards. tune with a turbine drive connected to the propellers by gear- Within this time also, the needs… … signed to operate at 14 knots. The Cyclops in her 48-hour duction motor design haye made possible the adoption for such purposes of motors of a simpler type than those used in trial averaged 14.6 knots, with a coal consumption for the main engines only of 1.485 pounds per indicated horsepower, the…

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