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Journal of the Association of Engineering Societies (1881)

Association of Engineering Societies (U.S.) · New York, [etc.] Board of Managers · leaf 174

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ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERING SOCIETIES. 124 the cost of the boat not been so limited, her engines would not have been less than 22 in. diameter by 7 ft. stroke. Her general dimensions were: Length between perpendiculars, 174 ft.; length over all, 201 ft.; beam, molded, 32 ft.; beam, over … :.->,.•..•_ i»- 8-2is Fig. 10. guards, 4o§ ft.; depth, 6 ft.; sheer, forward, 5 ft.; sheer, aft, 2 ft. Two engines, 20 in. diameter by 6 ft. stroke. Three boilers, 42 in. diameter by 28^ ft. long, each containing 5 10-in. diameter flues. Maximum steam pressure allowed, 160

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