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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1842) 3 (5): 385–408.
Published: 01 January 1842
...S SEAWARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1842 SHORTENING VOYAGES AUXILIARY STEAM POWER SAILING VESSELS SHIPS WEIGHT MACHINERY FUEL ENGINES STEAMSHIPS STEAMERS SPEED COSTS EXPENDITURE MERCHANT NAVAL SEA MOTIVE PROPULSION COMBINED RIVERS 385 XVII.-tcMemoir...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1838) 2 (1): 213–227.
Published: 01 January 1838
... of the ferry, by establishing a twin steam boatupon the model of those then inuse at Dundee. With this view, theybecame lessees of the ferry under a lease for 21 years. In less than twdyears their energy and anxfioertythe accommodation of the public enabled them to make trial of this vessel, which, though...
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Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1836) 1 (1836): 111–116.
Published: 01 January 1836
... experience which hasbeen acquired inconstructing steam vessels, few engineers possess any rule for determining 2 priori, what will be the speed of a new vessel, which is designed. The usual course is, toinstituteto a comparison with someformersteam vessel, whereof the dimensions and performance is known...
