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  • Ships -- Propulsion systems
Filed under: Marine nuclear reactor plants Filed under: Propellers, AerialFiled under: Ship propulsion, Electric
  • [Info] Marine Applications for Fuel Cell Technology: A Technical Memorandum (OTA-TM-O-37; Washington: GPO, 1986), by United States Congress Office of Technology Assessment

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Filed under: Propulsion systems Filed under: Space vehicles -- Propulsion systems Filed under: Nuclear rockets Filed under: Marine engineering Filed under: Marine engineering -- Periodicals Filed under: Frictional resistance (Hydrodynamics) Filed under: Marine engines Filed under: Marine diesel motorsFiled under: Steam-boilers, Marine Filed under: Ships Filed under: Ships -- Bibliography Filed under: Ships -- Connecticut Filed under: Ships -- Electric equipment Filed under: Ships -- Fiction Filed under: Ships -- Fires and fire prevention Filed under: Ships -- Folklore Filed under: Ships -- Hydrodynamics Filed under: Ships -- Juvenile fiction Filed under: Ships -- Passenger lists Filed under: Ships -- Welding Filed under: Armored vesselsFiled under: DerelictsFiled under: Marine accidents
  • [Info] Ship Collisions With Bridges: The Nature of the Accidents, Their Prevention and Mitigation (Washington: National Academy Press, 1983), by National Research Council Committee on Ship-Bridge Collisions
Filed under: Masts and riggingFiled under: Naval architectureFiled under: SeamanshipFiled under: Ship simulatorsFiled under: Shipbuilding

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