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ClassNK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai) Register of Ships 2011
AuthorsClassNK
PublisherNippon Kaiji Kyokai
AuthorsDate publishedClassNK
2011
PublisherNippon Kaiji Kyokai
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Convict Ships Arriving Port Jackson, 1786-1849
AuthorsNew South Wales Archives
Shelf Location26B
AuthorsPublisherNew South Wales Archives
New South Wales Archives
Shelf LocationCatalogue number26B
910.03
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Design of ships sub systems
AuthorsIntern MacGregor
Shelf Location224d
AbstractOne day semn held April 5 1978 at Trondheim Norway Papers are Safety calculations applied in ships systems
AuthorsPublisherIntern MacGregor
Int MacGregor
Shelf LocationDate published224d
1978
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Fairplay of Shoes and Ships Vol 1 (OSS on ship history file)
AuthorsFairplay
Shelf Location12c
AbstractVarious articles on ships and maritime history from Fairplay publications, spiral bound together.
AuthorsCatalogue numberFairplay
UNK
Shelf Location12c
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Merchant Ships: A Pictorial Study
AuthorsJohn H. Ladage
Shelf Location33a
AuthorsPublisherJohn H. Ladage
Cornell Maritime Press, Inc; Cambridge, Maryland; 1968
Shelf LocationDate published33a
1968
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Passenger Ships of the World: A history in posters
AuthorsOy Raud Publishing Ltd
Shelf Location2d
AuthorsCatalogue numberOy Raud Publishing Ltd
unk
Shelf Location2d
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Ships of the Royal Navy Volume 2
AuthorsJJ Colledge ; Lt Cdr Ben Warlow
Shelf Location39c
AuthorsPublisherJJ Colledge ; Lt Cdr Ben Warlow
Greenhill Books; London; 1989
Catalogue number623.15
Shelf LocationDate published39c
1989
ISBN number1853670286
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Skra Yfir Islensk Skip (Record of Icelandic Ships) 1993
Shelf Location332d
PublisherSiglingamalastofnun Rikisins; Reykjavik
Shelf LocationDate published332d
1993
PublisherSiglingamalastofnun Rikisins; Reykjavik
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The Down Easters; American Deep Water Sailing Ships, 1869-1929
AuthorsBasil Lubbock
Shelf Location12d
AuthorsPublisherBasil Lubbock
Brown, Son and Ferguson
Catalogue number629.60
Shelf LocationDate published12d
1929
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The Vanished Fleet: Australian Coastal Passenger Ships 1910-1960
AuthorsT K Fitchett
Shelf Location25
AuthorsCatalogue numberT K Fitchett
UNK
Shelf Location25
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Screw propellers and estimation of power for propulsion of ships. Also airship propellers
AuthorsCharles W Dyson
Shelf Location236a
AbstractThird edition, rewritten. Discarding all of the design curves as set forth in the preceding edition, and retaining only the well authenticated points, equations for the curves passing through these points were found and the complete curves laid down by the aid of these equations. The most striking effect produced by this change was in the curves for basic apparent slip. In the second edition, these basic slips were based upon the hulls of the ships and the projected area ratios of the propellers. In the new edition, they are based upon the hull of the ship and the ratio of the length of after body of the vessel to its draft or height of stream line body. In the new edition, much more attention has been given to variations in hull form, and these variations of hulls have been separated into types according to the general character of the lines. After classifying the ships, the peculiar effect of each type on propeller performance has been studied. Contents include: types of hull ; estimation of power ; early estimations for obtaining data for the design of screw propellers ; theoretical treatment of the screw propeller ; practical methods of design ; design based on actual trials of full-sized propellers in service over carefully measured; cavitation ; design of the propeller ; change of pitch from designed pitch ; stopping, backing and turning of ships; computation for strength, friction, centrifugal force; propellers for airplane and dirigibles.
AuthorsDate publishedCharles W Dyson
1924
Shelf LocationCatalogue number236a
630.17
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Accommodation in ships
AuthorsM Meek ; N Ward
Date published1973
AbstractAspects of the successful design of ship accommodation spaces discussed in terms of the architectural concepts of firmness commodity and delight together with practicability and costs. Examples from in-service ships are used to illustrate the discussion.
AuthorsM Meek ; N Ward
Date published1973
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Crew accommodation in merchant ships
AuthorsJ E Church
Date published1943
AbstractAspects of crew accommodation in merchant ships discussed including - existing regulations; development of typical accommodation arrangements; proposed layouts for coal and oil fired steamships and for motor cargo-liners; facilities fittings furnishings and services; future trends.
AuthorsJ E Church
Date published1943
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Experience from automation in ships and trends in development
AuthorsBurmeister & Wain (B&W)
Shelf Location212f
AuthorsPublisherBurmeister & Wain (B&W)
Copenhagen ; Burmeister and Wain Engineering Company
Shelf LocationDate published212f
1974
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Japanese cruise ships - the first of many
AuthorsNA
Date published1989
AbstractThe newly built Mitsubishi Fuji Maru and the in-building Crystal Harmony first two major Japanese cruise ships are compared in respect of - design philosophy; propulsion (low-speed two-stroke and diesel- electric respectively); construction and outfitting.
AuthorsNA
Date published1989
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Keynote lecture - Recent status of rules and regulations for ships
AuthorsOh Kong-Gyun
Date published2009
AbstractThis paper consists of a power point presentation addressing the recent status of rules and regulations for ships.
AuthorsOh Kong-Gyun
Date published2009
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Ships Control Advisory System
AuthorsC G Biancardi
Date published1992
AbstractAn on-board advisory system is presented that can predict the controllability of seagoing ships. It is basically a hybrid algorithmic-symbolic system and can predict the results of manoeuvres with high accuracy.
AuthorsC G Biancardi
Date published1992
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Surface-effect-ships suit fast ferry role
Date published1991
AbstractExplains how surface-effect-ships (SESs) are proving their suitability as fast ferries and covers a number of major European projects involving this type of craft.
Date published1991
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The repair of severely damaged large ships
AuthorsC A Sinclair
Date published1980
AbstractAspects of emergency treatment and repair of severely damaged large ships are discussed including national and international safe places commercial considerations contracts for repair drydocking procedure provision of adequate keel docks and work specifications and schedules.
AuthorsC A Sinclair
Date published1980
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The return of ammonia to reefer ships
AuthorsNA
Date published1993
AbstractAn ammonia based refrigeration plant using brine as the secondary refrigerant is under development to Lloyds Register guidelines by Sabroe Marine of Denmark for Noboa reefer cargo ships. Design features of the system are outlined with particular reference to safety.
AuthorsNA
Date published1993