Voyage of the Deutschland the First Merchant Submarine
Voyage of the Deutschland the First Merchant Submarine
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The electric power of the storage batteries must be economized for use in the most extreme emergen- [77] Voyage of the Deutschland cies, as it would otherwise prove impos- sible to dive or manoeuvre swiftly. But what is implied by a U-boat pro- ceeding on the surface during a storm ? It is always plunged up to the turret in water, and even the turret is cov- ered by the waves. The seas go over the entire boat, since it is too heavy to be lifted like an ordinary craft and because, unlike a steam...er, it cannot bring its ''reserve displacement" to bear by boring into the oncoming seas. Its entire body is already submerged, and so it cannot possibly increase its displacement by plunging in still more deeply — thus attaining more buoyancy and momentum.
The elastic movements of the steamer, which continually changes its displace- ment during a heavy sea, and is lifted and supported by a constantly increas- [78] Voyage of the Deutscliland ing impetus, is something tliat does Bot apply to tlie U-boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The electric power of the storage batteries must be economized for use in the most extreme emergen- [77] Voyage of the Deutschland cies, as it would otherwise prove impos- sible to dive or manoeuvre swiftly. But what is implied by a U-boat pro- ceeding on the surface during a storm ? It is always plunged up to the turret in water, and even the turret is cov- ered by the waves. The seas go over the entire boat, since it is too heavy to be lifted like an ordinary craft and because, unlike a steam...er, it cannot bring its ''reserve displacement" to bear by boring into the oncoming seas. Its entire body is already submerged, and so it cannot possibly increase its displacement by plunging in still more deeply — thus attaining more buoyancy and momentum.
The elastic movements of the steamer, which continually changes its displace- ment during a heavy sea, and is lifted and supported by a constantly increas- [78] Voyage of the Deutscliland ing impetus, is something tliat does Bot apply to tlie U-boat.
What to read after Voyage of the Deutschland the First Merchant Submarine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Knig to read onlineMoreLess
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