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Ship-building in iron and wood (1863)

Murray, Andrew, 1813-1872, Murray, Robert. Steam-ships, Creuze, Augustin Francis Bullock, 1800-1852 · Edinburgh : A. and C. Black · leaf 122

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r Spar Deck.—East India teak 3J inches thick, securedto beams by two J-inch galvanized iron bolts and nuts, let in ^thsof an inch below the surface, and dowelled with wood. The mid-ships deck-strakes to be 1 inch thicker, and to run fore and aft, oras may be required. Main Deck.— Yellow pine 6x5,… … same 7x6, and to run well down, to give strength to the stern. PrsctioAlAll the other stancheons to run down on top of spar-deck, wat^r- Building,way plate through covering-board, and the space between under- ^ -^ >side of covering-board, and top of water-way to be filled in polidand caulked,…

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