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Marine engineering (1897)

New York, N.Y. : Marine Pub. Co. · leaf 291

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the areas of all pistons, ex- pressed in square inches. We present a photograph taken after the launch of the paddle I, =length of stroke in feet. steamer St. Peter, built by the Grangemouth and Greenock Dock- C =a constant selected according to type of yard Company, Limited, Clyde, for Russia. The… … controlled from the flying bridge; and a steam windlass is THE ST. PETER JUST AFTER BEING LAUNCHED. fitted forward for working the anchors and warping the ship. The Asuncion being a mail and passenger vessel, the amount castle, bridge and poop. ‘The first-class cabins are in the fore- castle: the…

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