The Building of a Wooden Ship
The Building of a Wooden Ship
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Digitized by Google THE BUILDING OF A WOODEN SHIP 67 Fig. 74 — Stern of a 3500-ton D. W. C. Ferris huil ready for iaunching, siiowing launch- ing ahield on forward side of rudder-post. The resistance of this shieid against the water after the huii has left the ways. When launching, retards the speed obtained from the launching operation and assists in stopping the vessel quickly.
Digitized by Google 68 THE BUILDING OF A WOODEN SHIP l?i ft. 4rf ^ o o » Digitized by /Google THE BUILDING OF A WOOD...EN SHIP 69 Digitized by Google i'/p nf/ Digitized by Google wV - FlG.ro - ,15^ PLAN SHOV/ING FRAME MOLDING Digitized by Google Digitized by Google SHIPBUILDING TERMS AND PHRASES Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Shipbuilding Terms and Phrases A ABAFT— -back of, behind.
ABOARD — upon or in the ship.
ABREAST— by the side of.
AOOOMMODATION LADDEEr— a stairway atta^ched to vessers side which can be lowered when required, giving easy access to the deck of a yessel from the level of the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google THE BUILDING OF A WOODEN SHIP 67 Fig. 74 — Stern of a 3500-ton D. W. C. Ferris huil ready for iaunching, siiowing launch- ing ahield on forward side of rudder-post. The resistance of this shieid against the water after the huii has left the ways. When launching, retards the speed obtained from the launching operation and assists in stopping the vessel quickly.
Digitized by Google 68 THE BUILDING OF A WOODEN SHIP l?i ft. 4rf ^ o o » Digitized by /Google THE BUILDING OF A WOOD...EN SHIP 69 Digitized by Google i'/p nf/ Digitized by Google wV - FlG.ro - ,15^ PLAN SHOV/ING FRAME MOLDING Digitized by Google Digitized by Google SHIPBUILDING TERMS AND PHRASES Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Shipbuilding Terms and Phrases A ABAFT— -back of, behind.
ABOARD — upon or in the ship.
ABREAST— by the side of.
AOOOMMODATION LADDEEr— a stairway atta^ched to vessers side which can be lowered when required, giving easy access to the deck of a yessel from the level of the water.
What to read after The Building of a Wooden Ship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. Industrial Service Section to read onlineMoreLess
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