Name: TRANSACTIONS OF THE INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS VOLUME LXIX
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TRANSACTIONS OF THE INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS VOLUME LXIX

by R.W. Dana

Published by Institution Of Naval Architects. 1927

Very good condition. Large format, blue cloth. Folding b/w plans. Binding reinforced at front and rear joints. Some Investigations into the Cause of Erosion of the Tubes of Surface Condensers; A Characteristic Energy Diagram for an Oil Engine and the Marine Oil Engine Trials; Notes on the Design of Coasters; The Future of Sailing Vessels Fitted with Auxiliary Motors; Design and Construction of High-Speed Motor Boats; Propulsion of Ships under Different Weather Conditions; Notes on the Effect of Wind on Power and Speed; Ship Resistance Similarity; Ship Wave Resistance - A Comparison of Mathematical Theory With Experimental Results - Part II; Ships from Pepys's Manuscripts; The Propulsive Efficiency of Rowing; Pulverised Fuel for Marine Purposes; The Analysis of Screw Propeller Efficiency with Particular Reference to Froude's Method; Average Sea Speeds of Ships under Winter Weather Conditions; Deformations and Stress Distribution in Rigid Airships.

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Officers of the Institution
Representatives of the Institution
Past Presidents, Honary Members, Members, Associate Members, Associates, and Students
Objects, Bye-laws and Regulations of the Institution
PROCEEDINGS IN LONDON: SPRING MEETINGS, APRIL 6, 7, AND 8, 1927
Introductory Proceedings:
Annual Report of Council
Results of Scholarship Examinations (1926)
Statements of Receipts and Expenditure for the Year 1926
Donations to the Institution Library
New Members Elected
Members Deceased
Election of President, Vice-Presidents, and Members of Council
Presentation of Diploma of Honary Membership and Gold Medal
President's Opening Address
Some Investigations into the Cause of Erosion of the Tubes of Surface Condensers by The Hon. Sir Charles A. Parsons, O.M., K.C.B., D.Sc., F.R.S., Vice-President
A Characteristic Energy Diagram for an Oil Engine and the Marine Oil Engine Trials by Professor W.E. Dalby, M.A., B.Sc., F.R.S., Associate Member of Council
Notes on the Design of Coasters by J. Douglas Calder, Esq., Associate Member
The Future of Sailing Vessels Fitted with Auxilary Motors by Captain C. Blom, Member
Design and Construction of High-Speed Motor Boats by David Nicolson, Esq., Member
Propulsion of Ships under Different Weather Conditions by J.L. Kent, Esq., Member
Notes on the Effect of Wind on Power and Speed by Hugh J.R. Biles, Esq., B.Sc.
Ship Resistance Similarity by E.V. Telfer, Esq., D.Sc., Ph.D., Associate Member
Ship Wave Resistance - A Comparison of Mathematical Theory with Experimental Results - Part II by W.C.S. Wigley, Esq., M.A., Associate
PROCEEDINGS IN CAMBRIDGE: SUMMER MEETINGS, JULY 12 TO 15, 1927
Opening Proceedings, July 12, 1927
Ships from Pepys's Manuscripts by G.S. Laird Clowes, Esq., M.A., Associate
The Propulsive Efficiency of Rowing by F.H. Alexander, Esq. M.Sc., Member
Pulverised Fuel for Marine Purposes by Engineer-Captain J.C. Brand, R.A.N.
Election of Candidates
The Analysis of Screw Propeller Efficiency with Particular Reference to Froude's Method by G.S. Baker, Esq. O.B.E., Member of Council
Average Sea Speeds of Ships under Winter Weather Conditions by J.L. Kent, Esq. Member
Deformations and Stress Distribution in Rigid Airships by Professor William Hovgaard, Member
Proceedings at the Conclusion of the Meetings
Obituary Notices: Mr W.H. Whiting, C.B.; Senatore Salvatore Orlando
Nominal Index