screw propulsion造句

• Mechanically, the four screw propulsion plant was reduced to two screws.
• The single turbine, single screw propulsion produced an average speed of.
• "Goliath " was fitted with screw propulsion in 1857.
• She was fitted with both sail and screw propulsion.
• The advantages of screw propulsion listed by Brunel can be summarized as follows:
• Some merchants were also quick to adopt screw propulsion.
• More imaginative ideas in fiction include anti-gravity systems and screw propulsion.
• She was refitted with screw propulsion in 1858 and was sold in 1877.
• She had sail, paddle and screw propulsion.
• In 1855 she was fitted with screw propulsion.
• This vessel had a twin screw propulsion system which was new at that time.
• The Admiralty ordered that she be fitted with screw propulsion while under construction in 1852.
• She is notable as the first screw propulsion vessel acquired by the London and North Western Railway.
• During the 1980s they all underwent a refit that included new turbines and twin-screw propulsion.
• The ship's steam turbines and twin screw propulsion produced an average speed of 18-knots.
• In 1862 she was converted to screw propulsion using a compound steam engine designed by Randolph & Elder.
• This ship was also named HMS " Hannibal ", and utilised the new screw propulsion technology.
• She served as a supply carrier in the Crimean War, and was fitted with screw propulsion in 1855.
• She had originally been designed as a sailing ship but was converted to screw propulsion while still under construction.
• Smith initially had some difficulty sourcing suitable engines for the ship, as screw propulsion presented some unfamiliar technical challenges.