. Canadian Shipping and Marine Engineering January-December 1918. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Make sure of the ACCURACY OF YOUR GAUGESand then arrange lo make PERIODICAL TESTS daringthe year to see that this accuracy is maintained. THE AMERICAN DEAD WEIGHTGAUGE TESTER simplifies gauge testing Agents for Canada: CANADIAN FAIRBANKS-MORSE CO., LimitedMontreal Toronto Quebec Calgary AMERICAN STEAM GAUGE & VALVE MFG. COMPANY New York Chicago BOSTON Atlanta Pittsburgh // any advertisement interests you, tear it out now and place ivith letters to be answered. 16 MAiaXE EN(;iNEERINC; OF CANADA Port Arthu
. Canadian Shipping and Marine Engineering January-December 1918. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Make sure of the ACCURACY OF YOUR GAUGESand then arrange lo make PERIODICAL TESTS daringthe year to see that this accuracy is maintained. THE AMERICAN DEAD WEIGHTGAUGE TESTER simplifies gauge testing Agents for Canada: CANADIAN FAIRBANKS-MORSE CO., LimitedMontreal Toronto Quebec Calgary AMERICAN STEAM GAUGE & VALVE MFG. COMPANY New York Chicago BOSTON Atlanta Pittsburgh // any advertisement interests you, tear it out now and place ivith letters to be answered. 16 MAiaXE EN(;iNEERINC; OF CANADA Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company LimitedPORT ARTHUR, CANADA Designers and Builders of Steel Ships, Boilers, Engines, Etc. Every Modern Facility Available for Repair WorkDry Dock, 700 x 98 x 16. PLANT AT PORT ARTHUR General Offices at Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada // what you need is not advertised, consult our Buyers Directory and write advertisers listed under proper heading. Constructing Fabricated Ships on Manufacturing Lines By R. H. M. Robinson A timclji definition and explanation of a type of ship construction not previouslyattempted in any country and a historical resume of the development of the fabricated shipmake the authors remarks instructive and interesting. The problems which arose and themanner in which they were overcome promise interesting developments in the future. RECENTLY the term fabricatedchips has become one of public in-terest. A fabricated ship may bedefined, briefly, as a ship on which thework of punching and shaping the platesand shapes and, to some extent, assem-bling the riveting, is done in a fabricat-ing shop, ordinarily employed for bridgeor tank work, as distinguished from theusual practice of doing it in a shipyardpunch shop. So far as the w
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