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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 11 (March 1908) (1908)

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n be trial at 22% knots, show how excellent was the per- The "Chester," built at the Bath Iron Works, is driven seen from the photograph, it was mounted upon the formance of this ship. The excess of over 2% knots by Parsons marine turbines; the "Salem," built by engine crankshaft. With the engine… … steam to steam tables and for stew- for four hours at an average speed THE MOTOR ICE BOAT—THE LATEST TESTING APPARATUS FOR ASCERTAINING THE of 26.52 knots, she has established ards' use, the steering engine and her position as the fastest ship in ice machine, were all in continuous EFFICIENCY OF AN…

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