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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 1 (January 1906) (1906)

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h to allow deflection was considerably less than when the battle- pumping engines in the main pontoon ceased working it to be sunk and hauled under the center structure, for forty-two minutes, so that with the entire pumping ship was lifted from the water; but as already stated, literally fitting… … Water Completely Pumped Out of the Dock and the Vessel Raised. THE CAVITE DRYDOCK. engineers—in fact, was not as great as that for which been somewhat shorter. In the self-docking tests each the three sections of the dock are connected and in allowance had been made. service, the connecting…

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