Submarine warfare, past, present and future (1902)
Fyfe, Herbert C, Reed, Edward J. (Edward James), Sir, 1830-1906 · London : Grant Richards · leaf 117
to be wanted to keep the armaturecool. 7. Carbonic Acid.—Many attempts have beenmade to construct an engine which can be workedby liquid carbonic acid, but the general result, as 85 SUBMARINE WARFARE hitherto been that theless broken up in some one has said, hasinventors have been more orbody and… … INSIDE THE GOUBET. Agricultural Hall in April last, and some energeticAmericans are endeavouring to boom this elusivesubstance in this country. More sober investiga-tors have, however, little faith in an immediatecommercial future for liquid air. Propulsion of the Surface. While the Holland boats…
Submarine warfare · Submarines (Ships)
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