The Elements of Naval Architecture, or a Practical Treatise on Ship-Building (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

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I. To give the (hip {och a figure; or exterior form, as may [hit the {ervioe {he is deli d or. II. To find the-true ofall (hall'he neceflixry to compote foch a folid. Ill. To make proper accommodations for ma, ammoni lions, and apartments for all the officers, and li wife for the cargo. We (hall at prefent only treat of the full of thefe, namely the exterior figure, and confide: it firfi, as it finds the bottom, that is, the part which lies under water, and may he led the quick-work; or, fecondly, the part which is above water, and may he called~the dead-mark. In order to give a pro figure to thebottom, m necefihry to make a ipanfwer the fervice for (hould he confidered. A (hip of war lhould carry her four or five feet out of the water. A (hip for the ihould flow the cargo well, and both of them lhould he made to go well, carry a good fail, (leer well, and lie to eafily in the fen. B.

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