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To consume even this amount of coal, an artificial draught may be necessary,
and assuming that 25 indicated horses-power is required to propel the launch at
a speed of eight knots per hour it will take a boiler with ten square feet of grate to
...
To consume even this amount of coal, an artificial draught may be necessary,
and assuming that 25 indicated horses-power is required to propel the launch at
a speed of eight knots per hour it will take a boiler with ten square feet of grate to
...
Sivu 60
While they have only about eight miles per hour at the same number of
revolutions, one hundred and fifty, that we have, they have nineteen miles per
hour at a speed of piston of six hundred revolutions and the boat seems to rise in
the water ...
While they have only about eight miles per hour at the same number of
revolutions, one hundred and fifty, that we have, they have nineteen miles per
hour at a speed of piston of six hundred revolutions and the boat seems to rise in
the water ...
Sivu 83
... hour, the Russians did not lose a man, nor receive a wound. VI. AFFAIR OFF
SULINA, night of June 10th, 1877. On account of the sensation caused by the
loss of the Seifi the commander-in-chief of the Ottoman fleet, Hobart-Pacha,
ordered ...
... hour, the Russians did not lose a man, nor receive a wound. VI. AFFAIR OFF
SULINA, night of June 10th, 1877. On account of the sensation caused by the
loss of the Seifi the commander-in-chief of the Ottoman fleet, Hobart-Pacha,
ordered ...
Sivu 89
Their officers claim that in the second attack the Choutka was exposed for an
hour to the fire of her adversary, a well armed, well commanded monitor—
nevertheless the Choutka suceeeded in escaping, as did her mate the Mina, and
the ...
Their officers claim that in the second attack the Choutka was exposed for an
hour to the fire of her adversary, a well armed, well commanded monitor—
nevertheless the Choutka suceeeded in escaping, as did her mate the Mina, and
the ...
Sivu 123
In about half an hour we came up on his weather quarter, and passed along to
windward of him, within hail, both ships at quarters, until we had passed a little
ahead of him, when our ship bore up and passed across his bows, almost
touching ...
In about half an hour we came up on his weather quarter, and passed along to
windward of him, within hail, both ships at quarters, until we had passed a little
ahead of him, when our ship bore up and passed across his bows, almost
touching ...
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| Otsikko | Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 6 |
| Kirjoittaja | United States Naval Institute |
| Kustantaja | U.S. Naval Institute, 1880 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Michiganin yliopisto |
| Digitoitu | 20. heinäkuu 2011 |
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