A Selected List Of Works In The Library Relating To Nautical And Naval Art And Science Navigation And Seamanship Shipbuilding Etc PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ...v. 6, pp. 468-470. New York, 19o1.) Owen(H.) The tonnage and freeboard of merchant ships. Glasgow: J. Brown 6V Son, 1906. 2 p l., iii, 48 p. 8. Rapid increase in the dimensions of steamers and sailing vessels. Draught of water of these. Effect of the increase on the harbours, canals, and approaches. General report by A. Jorinl. Reports by F. Vetillart, C. Verdinois, and E. L. Corthell. Brussels: Pr. Off. of the Publ. Works, 1905. 4 pmps. 8. (Internat. Congress on Navigation (X). Sec. 2, com. 1.) Scribanti (Angelo). Alcune nozioni sulla stazzatura delle navl. (Atti d. Coll. d. ingeg. navali e meccanici in Italia, anno 2, pp. 199-219. Genova, 1901.) Soiiani (Nabor). Subdivision of weights in ships'displacement. Discussion. (Transac. Soc. of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, v. 12, pp. 243-259. New York, 1904.) Steele (Robert). Letter to the Chamber of Commerce, Greenock, in reply to the remarks made by a member of the late tonnage committee, in reference to the report by Mr. R. Steele, on the admeasurement of shipping for tonnage... Greenock: Advert. Office, 1835. 20 p. 8. Draft. Babcock (Henry N.) The draft of vessels in motion in shallow channels compared with their stationary draft. (Engineering News. v. 52, pp. 101-103. New York, 1904.) Taylor (D. W.) A handicap on United States battleships. 3 pl. (Proc. U. S. Naval. Inst, v. 30, pp. 501-509. Annapolis, 1904.) Electric equipment. Adams (Alton D.) Electric auxiliary machinery in the United Slates navy. (Engineer, v. 88, pp. 233-234. London, 1899.) Baxter (William), jr. Electricity on board ship--principles and practice. (Marine Engineering. v. 1, (July) pp. 31-34; (Aug.) pp. 33-35; (Sept.) pp. 35-36; (Oct.) pp. 28-30; (Dec.) pp. 3840; v. 2, (Jan.) pp. 28-29; (Mar.) pp. 32-34; (Apr.)...