Modern Shipbuilding Terms
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Miter wheel. See Bevel wheel.
Mixed steam. The blending of saturated steam with super- heated steam; the result being saturated steam so far dried that only a slight trace of water remains.
Mizzen mast. The third mast in any vessel having three or more masts.
Mizzen sails. The sails carried on a mizzen mast.
Mizzen shrouds. The shrouds on a mizzen mast.
Mizzen staysail. The sail between the main and mizzen masts.
Mizzen topgallant mast. The mast above the mizzen mast on a square-rigged ship.
Mi...zzen topgallant staysail. The staysail between the main and mizzen topgallant mast.
MODERN SHIPBUILDING TERMS Mizzen topmast. The mast next above the mizzen mast when it is rigged fore and aft.
Mold. To draw out in their proper dimensions the several parts of a ship, for the guid- ance of the builder.
Molded breadth. The breadth from outside to outside of the frames, i. E. , exclusive of the outside planking or plating.
Molded depth. The depth, meas- ured amidships, from the top of the keel to the top of the upper deck beams, less the " round of beam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miter wheel. See Bevel wheel.
Mixed steam. The blending of saturated steam with super- heated steam; the result being saturated steam so far dried that only a slight trace of water remains.
Mizzen mast. The third mast in any vessel having three or more masts.
Mizzen sails. The sails carried on a mizzen mast.
Mizzen shrouds. The shrouds on a mizzen mast.
Mizzen staysail. The sail between the main and mizzen masts.
Mizzen topgallant mast. The mast above the mizzen mast on a square-rigged ship.
Mi...zzen topgallant staysail. The staysail between the main and mizzen topgallant mast.
MODERN SHIPBUILDING TERMS Mizzen topmast. The mast next above the mizzen mast when it is rigged fore and aft.
Mold. To draw out in their proper dimensions the several parts of a ship, for the guid- ance of the builder.
Molded breadth. The breadth from outside to outside of the frames, i. E. , exclusive of the outside planking or plating.
Molded depth. The depth, meas- ured amidships, from the top of the keel to the top of the upper deck beams, less the " round of beam.
What to read after Modern Shipbuilding Terms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Forrest Pease to read onlineMoreLess
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