Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), April 1925, p. 139

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

April, 1925 MARKINE REVIBW 139 CINCINNATI—River Passenger—Side Paddle Wheel Steam DESCRIPTION A large modern side wheel, river passenger and packet freight steamer for service on the Ohio and Missis- sippi rivers between Cincinnati and New Orleans. The hull is of steel and’ is sub- divided into 39 water- tight compartments. Twin tandem: com- pound steam engines furnish power. State- rooms are large and have electric lights and running water. Name— CINCINNATI. 9 feet stroke; connected directly to the paddle Owner—Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Co., wheel shaft. Builder—Midland Barge Co. Naval Architect—Thomas Dunbar. Launched—Aug., 1923. Completed—Feb. 20, 1924. Boilers—Six of river type with 10 flues; size, 44 inches x 24 feet; built by the Acme Boiler Works; fuel, coal. Classification—Passenger—Ohio and Mississippi AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT HULL PARTICULARS Steering Engine—Charles Barnes ‘Co. Length overall, 300 feet; length between per- Refrigeration—Triumph Ice Machine Co. pendiculars, 290 feet; breadth molded of hull, 45 Electric Generators—Westinghouse. feet 6 inches; breadth overall, 83 feet; depth Condensers—Davis Engineering Corp. molded, 12 feet; draft, 5 feet; deadweight ton- Superheaters—The Superheater Co. nage, 1000; gross tonnage, 1000; net tonnage, 800; j : : The day of the palatial river steamers on the passenger capacity, 400 first-class, 200 second- Ohi ay ae eee The Cas class and 100 third-class; cargo capacity, 800 HAS ee ee eee . pe a tons; bunker fuel capacity, 200 tons; speed, 20 is a large steel hull river steamer with sleeping Poe twiles ee hour ce oy : accommodations for 400 first-class, 200 second- class and 100 third-class passengers. She is en- MACHINERY PARTICULARS gaged in the service between Cincinnati and New Main Engines—Two, tandem compound, built Orleans; and imtermediate points, a distance of by Charles Barnes Co.; size, 22 x 40 inches and 1513 miles which is covered in less than six days. ——————_ a ow wy { mm [, e es EE a? || 2 cr Oa ed nO Shs r | K a = >} a ho LP eal) c ae WF ‘ 1S 8 Rs Oo 7-H} mi | ‘ebaht pal) Mecba Wes oa Cap ip b/ Neoldal! Veal lebalea |’ “leh sual —— >, Cebin Plan. Deck “B.” Steamer “Cincinnati”

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy