Steel Rust In Ships by Nigel Warren 1980 - $10 in Nanaimo, British Columbia for sale

"Steel Corrosion in Boats: The Prevention of Steel Rust in Hulls, Engines, Rigging and Fittings" by Nigel Warren.
Posted in 1980 by Stanford Maritime Ltd
. Understanding steel deterioration and its deterrence is crucial for the safety and integrity of a watercraft. Failing via deterioration or exhaustion can cause poles dropping down, keels dropping off or boats quietly sinking in their moorings. Less impressive are such problems as pitting or crack of prop shafts, erosion of pipeline work, rusting of steel hulls and galvanic corrosion of light weight aluminum ones. Nigel Warren is an expert marine designer which has actually designed a range of craft varying from frigates and rapid ferryboats to workboats and launches. He has actually been an eager seafarer and boat owner all his life, and is a regular contributor to the yacht press.
Of all guides in the Powerboat Reports/Practical Seafarer collections, one of one of the most desirable quick guides has actually been Nigel Warren's Steel Corrosion in Boats.
Unless you are a walking encyclopedia, qualified of composing your head the destructive residential properties of loads of metals and the mathematics it calls for to set up right anodes, Nigel Warren's publication belongs in your nautical library.
224 web pages.
Hardcover with dirt jacket, 1980 initial version.
As new health condition.
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