Naval Boilers

"Naval Boilers: A Text-book For The Instruction Of Mid-shipmen At The U. S. Naval Academy" by Frederick Charles Bieg, is a comprehensive guide to understanding the principles and practical applications of naval boilers. Originally designed as instructional material for midshipmen, this book provides a detailed exploration of boiler construction, operation, and maintenance.

Covering essential topics such as steam generation, heat transfer, and boiler design, the book offers a foundational understanding of the technology that powered naval vessels. With clear explanations and diagrams, it remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and engineering of marine steam power.

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