The Naval Constructor a Vade Mecum of Ship Design for Students Naval Architect
The Naval Constructor a Vade Mecum of Ship Design for Students Naval Architect
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N. B. — These cranes are in accordance with Lloyd's require- ments per Table 12, but for convenience the moment is given, which will be found much easier of application, and the table has been extended to deal with the heaviest anchors.
Of course where the ship is not classed to Lloyd's, the crane should be figured out with a factor of safety of eight, when it will be found that the sizes in this table, being empirical, may be con- siderably reduced.
The heavier sizes of cranes may with economy... be built up with structural sections, or the post and jib may be formed with angle sections having lattice bracing.
It will also be found more economical to step the crane post or anchor deck in preference to housing it and making it revolve with the jib.
330 The Naval Constructor BRONZE SHIP'S BELL.
Copper 13, Tin 4 parts.
Directions for Laying Out. — Divide diameter of bell into 24 parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. B. — These cranes are in accordance with Lloyd's require- ments per Table 12, but for convenience the moment is given, which will be found much easier of application, and the table has been extended to deal with the heaviest anchors.
Of course where the ship is not classed to Lloyd's, the crane should be figured out with a factor of safety of eight, when it will be found that the sizes in this table, being empirical, may be con- siderably reduced.
The heavier sizes of cranes may with economy... be built up with structural sections, or the post and jib may be formed with angle sections having lattice bracing.
It will also be found more economical to step the crane post or anchor deck in preference to housing it and making it revolve with the jib.
330 The Naval Constructor BRONZE SHIP'S BELL.
Copper 13, Tin 4 parts.
Directions for Laying Out. — Divide diameter of bell into 24 parts.
\\\ SHIP'S BELL.
{ y ^\ \ \ ■ C toC-=V z I // - 7 Then (/> as/ /7/ B // / i if/ ■ \| 1 / K 4 "--.
What to read after The Naval Constructor a Vade Mecum of Ship Design for Students Naval Architect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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