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Compendium Marine Engineering

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Compendium Marine Engineering
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This book is a compilation of expert marine engineering experience. It is based on the research and reports of scientists and engineers from all over the world.

This book is primarily directed at marine engineers, ship operators, superintendents and surveyors but is also of use to those in training and research institutes as well as designers and consultants.
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