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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 14 (October 1885) (1885)

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he outrigger. Its dock. It forms a convenient store for tools and mate- Fig. 1 of our engravings represents a general view of a function is to keep the dock horizontal while being rials. naval establishment provided with Clark & Stand- lowered or raised. The stability given by the outrig- When the… … Fig. l.-FLOATING DEPOSITING DOCK AND HYDRAULIC GRID DOCK. :3 illustrate the details and the working of the system. The bottom consists of a series of parallel fingers or pontoons, and readily centered by means of movable pontoons, firmly connected to the vertical side, but The depositing dock has…

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