United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 234
... deck of 21 inches to be worked over the belt , and a submerged deck of 3 inches from the armor bulkheads to the ends of the vessel , with stability wings of water - excluding material to the berth - deck , 6 feet thick at the water ...
... deck of 21 inches to be worked over the belt , and a submerged deck of 3 inches from the armor bulkheads to the ends of the vessel , with stability wings of water - excluding material to the berth - deck , 6 feet thick at the water ...
Sivu 243
... deck 2 inches thick to be worked over the belt , and submerged armor decks of 24 inches to be worked from the armor bulkheads to the ends of the vessel , with stability wings of water- excluding material extending from the submerged deck ...
... deck 2 inches thick to be worked over the belt , and submerged armor decks of 24 inches to be worked from the armor bulkheads to the ends of the vessel , with stability wings of water- excluding material extending from the submerged deck ...
Sivu 252
... deck plank at side . Free - board to top of main - deck plank at side . Maximum indicated horse - power ( forced draught ) . Maximum speed in knots .... Estimated metacentric height . HULL AND ITS PROTECTION . 345 ' 0 " 344 ' 0 " 335 ...
... deck plank at side . Free - board to top of main - deck plank at side . Maximum indicated horse - power ( forced draught ) . Maximum speed in knots .... Estimated metacentric height . HULL AND ITS PROTECTION . 345 ' 0 " 344 ' 0 " 335 ...
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