Steam and the Marine Steam-Engine

"Steam and the Marine Steam-Engine" by John Yeo offers a comprehensive look at the principles and practical applications of steam power in marine engineering during the late 19th century. This detailed treatise explores the intricacies of steam engines as they were applied to ships, covering topics such as engine design, operation, and maintenance.

Yeo's work is an invaluable resource for engineers, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of maritime technology. It provides a thorough understanding of the mechanical innovations that propelled the age of steam navigation. This book is essential for those seeking to understand the foundations of modern marine propulsion systems and the historical context of steam-powered vessels.

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