Scientific American Supplement, No. 717, September 28, 1889 by Various
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construction and use of an appliance of the modern ballet.--5
illustrations. 11450 V. NAVAL ENGINEERING.--Crank and Screw Shafts of the Mercantile Marine.--By G. W. MANUEL.--This all-important subject of modern naval engineering treated in detail, illustrating the progress of the present day, the superiority of material and method of using it, with interesting practical examples.--1 illustration. 11448 Experimental Aid in the Design of High Speed Steamships.--By D. P.--A plea for the experimental determination of the probable speed of ships, with examples of its application in practice. 11449 Forging a Propeller Shaft.--How large steamer shafts are forged, with example of the operation as exhibited to the Shah of Persia at Brown & Co.'s works, Sheffield, England.--1 illustration. 11447 The Naval Forges and Steel Works at St. Chamond.--The forging of a piece of ordnance from a 90 ton ingot of steel, an artistic presentation of the subject.--1 illustration. 11447 VI. PHOTOGRAPHY.--The Pyro Developer with Metabisulphite of Potash.--By Dr. J. M. EDER.--A new addition to the pyro developer, with formulæ and results. 11462 VII. PHYSICS.--Quartz Fibers.--A lecture by Mr. C. V. BOYS on his famous experiments of the production of microscopic fibers, |
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