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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 21 (November 1906) (1906)

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rain arid snow storms, while the ships were zette. similar manner by a multiple of the distance to which sailing at the same rate of 11 knots per hour. During the pulleys are drawn away from each other. The the first two hours 105 tons of coal were transferred A motor-driven rail mill is in… … onal jumps to or relaxes the rope The German Armored Cruiser " Prinz Heinrich" Coaling at Sea. to the extent of 200 1,700 horse-power; feet and more. If the friction load A NEW APPARATUS FOR THE COALING OF WARSHIPS. on the mill run- the towing rope ning light is estimated at about 500 horse-power.…

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