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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 456

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ages of the Turret Deck Steamer Q.—What advantage is claimed for a type of steamer often seen in different ports, similar to a whale back, having a narrow deck, the sides flaring out a little above the waterline? What is that type of construc- tion called? a) (C5 1D}, A.—The vessel you describe is… … Strain is the alteration of shape or dimension resulting from stress, and is measured by the fractional elongation were originally evolved for bulk carriers when the hold or contraction. In general, we may consider stress as the could not be filled entirely full, either on account of stow- force…

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