The Design of Merchant Ships and Cost Estimating

The Design of Merchant Ships and Cost Estimating, by Alexander Kari, Second Edition Enlarged, London, Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1930

The Design of Merchant Ships and Cost Estimating, A Treatise on Ship Design and Cost Estimating giving up-to-date methods of arriving at correct proportion, form and power to attain minimum Capital Cost with Maximum service Efficiency. Intended for the use of Naval Architects, Marine Surveyors, and Consulting engineers, Ship Draughtsmen, Students, and all who are interested in the advancement of Shipbuilding and the Mercantile Marine. by Alexander Kari, Second Edition Enlarged, London, Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1930. Blue cloth bound octavo in good condition, front inner hinge is starting. Small booksellers sticker on inner front cover, previous owner's penned name at top of title page. Many plates and diagrams. The book is written in three parts, part I with nine chapters on the The Design of Merchant Ships, Part II is four chapters on Weight and Cost Estimating and Preliminary Calculations, and Part III has two chapters on the powering of ships. List of Diagrams and List of Tables following Contents. Index at rear. 307pp plus one page of advertisements. The Design of Merchant Ships and Cost Estimating, by Alexander Kari/ PLEASE NOTE: **If you are ordering from outside of the USA or Canada you must email lisrose@ararefindbooks.com for shipping charges prior to ordering**