A philosophical dissertation on the diving vessel, projected by Mr. Day, and sunk in Plymouth Sound ... : to which is added, an appendix, shewing the various methods of weighing ships in general : the whole illustrated with two copper plates
1775
L2002F51 1775
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Title
A philosophical dissertation on the diving vessel, projected by Mr. Day, and sunk in Plymouth Sound ... : to which is added, an appendix, shewing the various methods of weighing ships in general : the whole illustrated with two copper plates
Variant Title
Diving vessel.
Published
London : Printed for the author, and sold by B. Law ..., E. and C. Dilly ... and J. Walter ..., 1775.
Description
vi [i.e. iv], 58, [4] p., II folded leaves of plates : ill., map ; 26 cm. (4to)
Call Number
L2002F51 1775
System Control No.
(OCoLC)12754968
Note
Spine title: Diving vessel.
Signatures: [pi]² A-G H² I¹.
Errata: p. vi.
Plates signed: Falck, N.D., delin; J. Macky, Sculp.
Author examines the causes of Mr. Day's failure, and describes the construction of the vessel and the experiment itself, as well as making general suggestions for the design of diving vessels.
Contents: (From t.p.) I. An historical account of Mr. Day, and the scheme -- II. The construction of the vessel -- III. The operation of the sink-experiment -- IV. A philosophical investigation of the failure of the experiment -- V. The endeavours made use of in weighing the vessel.
Signatures: [pi]² A-G H² I¹.
Errata: p. vi.
Plates signed: Falck, N.D., delin; J. Macky, Sculp.
Author examines the causes of Mr. Day's failure, and describes the construction of the vessel and the experiment itself, as well as making general suggestions for the design of diving vessels.
Contents: (From t.p.) I. An historical account of Mr. Day, and the scheme -- II. The construction of the vessel -- III. The operation of the sink-experiment -- IV. A philosophical investigation of the failure of the experiment -- V. The endeavours made use of in weighing the vessel.
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