Steam Vessels And Marine Engines
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The STKAJiI Y.VCHT JUKOK, FORMK^t.I,^■ THK JiARIKTTA, N'O. I.
HUWELL'S STEAM VESSELS AND .\L\RINE ENGINES.
Tiiiv STKAjr Yacht Makii'/itv, N( H B. MddRE'S Steam Yacht Marietta. — Built T>y the Pn.sey & Jones Co., Wilmington, Del., from Plans of Henry J. Gielow. (No. 2).
from vibration, making 310 revolutions ordinarily, but can be driven in exce.ss of 35orevolution.s per minute. The machinery- was built by J. W. Sullivan. There are two Roberts water-tube boilers, 5 feet wide, 7 feet w inches lon...g by 6 feet high, about 24 square feet of grate each, and about Soo square feet of heat- ing surface each." Auxiliary Steam Yacht Semiramis.
This vessel is of 703 tons register. She was designed by Alfred H. Brown, of London, for John Eysaght, and built by Ramage & Ferguson, Leith, Scotland, in 1S89. She is of steel throughout. Her dimensions are as follows: Length between HOWiaj;S vSTlvAM \-KSS1
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The STKAJiI Y.VCHT JUKOK, FORMK^t.I,^■ THK JiARIKTTA, N'O. I.
HUWELL'S STEAM VESSELS AND .\L\RINE ENGINES.
Tiiiv STKAjr Yacht Makii'/itv, N( H B. MddRE'S Steam Yacht Marietta. — Built T>y the Pn.sey & Jones Co., Wilmington, Del., from Plans of Henry J. Gielow. (No. 2).
from vibration, making 310 revolutions ordinarily, but can be driven in exce.ss of 35orevolution.s per minute. The machinery- was built by J. W. Sullivan. There are two Roberts water-tube boilers, 5 feet wide, 7 feet w inches lon...g by 6 feet high, about 24 square feet of grate each, and about Soo square feet of heat- ing surface each." Auxiliary Steam Yacht Semiramis.
This vessel is of 703 tons register. She was designed by Alfred H. Brown, of London, for John Eysaght, and built by Ramage & Ferguson, Leith, Scotland, in 1S89. She is of steel throughout. Her dimensions are as follows: Length between HOWiaj;S vSTlvAM \-KSS1
What to read after Steam Vessels And Marine Engines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howell, G. Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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