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Naval architecture

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Naval Architecture for Marine Engineers

E. A. Stokoe

2003

A study on shrinkage distortion of butt weld

Nguyên-Tiên-Ich

1969

Titanic

Anton Gill

2012

Basic ship theory

E. C. Tupper, Kenneth J. Rawson

2001

Introduction to naval architecture

E. C. Tupper

1996

Principles of naval architecture

John Paul Comstock

1967

Rigging

Danilo Fabbroni

2008

Stability, trim and strength for merchant ships and fishing vessils

Ian C. Clark

2008

Ship technology

Lambert, Mark

1989

Sequence in welded ship design and construction

Maddox Nelson Pieter Hinkamp

1948

Code Name Habbakuk

L. D. Cross

2012

Naval architecture and shipbuilding

New York Public Library.

1919

The arming and fitting of English ships of war 1600-1815

Brian Lavery

1987

Choice yacht designs

Richard Henderson

1979

Model engines and small boats

Nevil Monroe Hopkins

1898

Iron shipbuilding on the Thames, 1832-1915

A. J. Arnold

2000

Titanic ships, Titanic disasters

John B. Woodward, William H., Jr. Garzke

2004

Marine design manual for fiberglass reinforced plastics

Gibbs & Cox.

1960

Ship construction and calculations

George Nicol

1909

Ship resistance and flow

Lars Larsson

2010

Wooden ship

Peter H. Spectre

1991

Britain's historic ships

Paul Brown

2016

Applied naval architecture

R. B. Zubaly

1996

Ship knowledge

Klaas Van Dokkum

2005

Look Inside Cross-Sections Ships

Moira Butterfield

1994

The Complete Rigger's Apprentice

Brion Toss

1998

Ships and naval architecture (S.I. Units)

R. Munro-Smith

1973

The conquest of the ocean

Brian Lavery

2013

Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships, 1947-1982 Part II

Robert Gardiner

1983

Text-book of theoretical naval architecture

Edward L. Attwood

1889

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