Ships should be designed to meet economic requirements of trade and physical requirements of operation; principal features include first cost, strength, speed, stability, seaworthiness, safety, capacity, easy stowage, satisfactory loading and discharging facilities, and economy of operation; there is need in American merchant marine for modern freight vessels of cargo-liner type, with maintained speed of 15 knots, to supplement present slow ships. (See also Naut. Gaz., vol. 119, nos. 20 and 21, Nov. 15, 1930, pp. 11-12 and 21-23, and Nov. 22, pp. 9-11)
Ship design from the operator's point of view
Soc. Naval Architects Mar. Engrs. -- Advance Paper
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers -- Meeting ; 1930
1930
16 pages
21 Figs. on Supp. plates
Conference paper
English
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