Chapter XIII: NAVAL ENGINEERING.--A Twin Screw Launch Run by a Compound
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Engine.--The application of a single compound tandem
engine to driving twin screws.--2 illustrations.
Improvements in the Construction of River and Canal
Barges.--By M. RITTER.--A very peculiar and ingenious system of
construction, enabling the same vessel to be used at greater or
less draught according to the requirements and conditions of the
water.--5 illustrations.
Reefing Sails from the Deck--An effective method of reefing,
one which has been subjected to actual trial repeatedly in bad
weather off Cape Horn.--3 illustrations.
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Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891Chapter XIII: NAVAL ENGINEERING.--A Twin Screw Launch Run by a Compound
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