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Discussion of important role of concrete ship in war time; strides made during World War; work being undertaken by Admiralty in construction of large number of concrete barges having carrying capacity of from 180 to 200 tons; little skilled labor required and barges are launched sideways without difficulty; technical details are not available; author believes that concrete ship has great future. (See also Eng News-Rec v 127 n 9 Aug 28 1941 p 276)
Discussion of important role of concrete ship in war time; strides made during World War; work being undertaken by Admiralty in construction of large number of concrete barges having carrying capacity of from 180 to 200 tons; little skilled labor required and barges are launched sideways without difficulty; technical details are not available; author believes that concrete ship has great future. (See also Eng News-Rec v 127 n 9 Aug 28 1941 p 276)
Concrete ships
Engineer
Hammond, R. (author)
Engineer ; 172
1941
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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