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Stories and Articles
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Titanica! Mark Chirnside
A unique engineering notebook helps unravel an enduring Titanic mystery
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Titanicology Samuel Halpern
An interesting cropped photograph of Titanic being fitted out in the Thompson dry-dock at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast in early February 1912 has seemed to have gained some attention recently.
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Titanicology Samuel Halpern
In my article, “The Object on the Barge,” it was shown the that the helical object seen in a photograph on a barge that carried the floating crane that serviced Titanic was a solid-cast, three-bladed marine propeller.
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The Shipbuilder
A detailed description of the Titanic's engines, propellers and other equipment, with illustrations.
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Harland and Wolff shipyard workers look up at the mammoth triple propellers and rudder of the Olympic, photographed in 1924. |
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Titanica! Samuel Halpern
Propelling the ship of dreams
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Titanicology Samuel Halpern
The evidence strongly supports the claim that Titanic was fitted with a three-bladed center propeller, unlike her sister ships Olympic and Britannic.
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Titanica! Mark Chirnside
Newly found evidence documents changes to Titanic’s propeller configuration
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Titanica! Samuel Halpern
An Examination of Propulsion and Power
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Titanic CAD Plans Bob Read
Bob Read examines the evidence and reasoning behind the type of centre propeller used on the Titanic.
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