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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 4 (July 1886) (1886)

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seldom been taken up, for there are many difficulties plosion of a mixture of air and petroleum vapor, are in the path of the naval architect and engineer. We made to impinge directly upon the water, through suit- have to-day very little certain knowledge of the various OUTSIDE VIEW OF THE… … decidedly more unique. A transverse bulkhead di- by the omission of shaft and propeller. They sub- THE EUBEKA. vides the vessel about amidships. An up- stituted a centrifugal pump, and effected right steel boiler of 25 horse power is lo- propulsion by the large volumes of water cated immediately…

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