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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 2 (July 1908) (1908)

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results obtained in the recent trials, line, and has an official normal displacement on a with American turbines of the Curtis type, and are a tribute to the excellent work now being done at that in these trials, for the first time, this type draft of 16 feet 9 inches of 3,750 tons, and a full-load… … These propellers showed the remarkable propulsive efficiency (for a turbine-driven ship) of 62.8 per cent. . They were selected in competition witn three other designs, by the Navy Department, Denny of Scotland, and the Vulcan Works, Germany, the last-named designs showing 50 and 54 per cent,…

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