Identifier: factoryindustria15newy (find matches)
Title: Factory and industrial management
Year: 1891 (1890s)
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Subjects: Engineering Factory management Industrial efficiency
Publisher: New York (etc.) McGraw-Hill (etc.)
Contributing Library: Engineering - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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f this class. The Audaz, Osado, Pluton, and Proserpina, later boats byThompson, built for Spain, are 225 feet long, 22 feet 6 inches beam. i 4 >>41i ^^^^ - H.M. TORII I • I ,,, ,1 >kk. j,%w i>. . , ;.; .Il \M Ml M. 4IOOI.H.I. 200x19.5x5.2 ft.; speed 27.6 knots. J. & C. Thompson, Glasgow. 5 feet 9 inches draught, and of 400 tons displacement. On trial, with7,500 h. p., they made a speed of 30.3 knots per hour. The arma-ment is the same as that of the Iuror and Terror, the coal capacitybeing 100 tons. From the foregoing it will be seen that destroyers of the pres-ent cla.ss vary between 275 tons and 400 tons trial displacement, withan average speed of 30 knots on a three-hour run, and this with a coal-consum;)tion of not more than 2% pounds per i. h. p. As a matterof fact, on recent trials of boats of the smaller class, the speed of 30knots has been attained on 2.06 pounds of coal per i. h. p. As thesize of the boat increases above 300 tons, it is found that more power
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20I 202 TORPED0-B OA T DESTR O YERS.

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