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Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), May 1927, p. 14

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Improved Fuel Consumption for Hog Island Freighters HEN the initial results achieved by the fuel conserva- tion committee of the Mer- chant Fleet Corp. for the “President” class of liners were published in the January 1923 issue of MARINE RE- VIEW the following statement was made: “That is the encouraging fea- ture of the work now under way. by this committee; its recommendations Table I Performance of the Fleet of Hog Island Type A Freighters for the Six-Month Period—July 1926- January 1927 Observed Lb. Fuel Standing Efficiency Speed Per Obs’d Index by Class Index by Ship’s Names in Class Sea Port Knots Mile Standing 208 8 eye See 77 79.1 88.8 9.14 252.8 1 Jolee AROUNDRIAG .Ce. cessc ccc « 17 97::66° = 105,05... 10.26 220.0 2 Cliffwood AMERICAN PRress......... 32 92.3 103.2 10.15. 229.7 3 Quistconck RGOSY. Bag ees 78 80.3 73.4 10.64 281.4 4 Carplaxa ISRDIGAG TOL OS ea cas 15 99.4 109.92 10.39 246.2 5 Jomar IBIBECOS eo ciate ees 50 86.5 101.9 G04) 2 255),7. 6 Carlton BIRD Clie eek oes 57 87.42 88.1 10295 3222765 7 Chester Valley Brann A scidinccs cccx ks 8 103.3 99.5 10.76 222.4 8 Blair BLUE* TRIANGLE <3 5 3.023 54 87.7 88.31 6.85 228.8 9 Cardonia RUSH Pesce woes 70 83.4 93.9 Qe 222475 10 O’Gontz CARI On Soe Soe a aes 66 88.9 63.9 10202) 251 37 11 Collamer IABULENI SS cho eke bs 26 94.1 95 o1 Oe 61 250). o 12 Conness Peak CARDONTIAS Ec onlay <n ce 9 101.7 106.1 10-93. 215.0 13 Lehigh CARENCOS co crc ce he cone aces 63 85.7 88.7 9.83. 237.3 14 Maiden Creek CARETONG Soci ek ae 6 102.8 129.4 10.61 218.5 15 Artigas MCA RBLAROA C5, ps cise vee a5 6 4 105.4 103.6 L102 20758 16 Saco BEM Selene cae eis 23 95.1 101.7 10.14 233.6 17. Afoundria CASPER oy oak ed cs 52 85.8 109.2 10,54 254.3 18 Cody CHESTER VALLEY. . 3) ic<'s 7 102.6 109.98 10.68 217.5 19 Coahoma County CHICKASAW 2646 choc ce hes 28 93.99 95.69 10.81 256.9 20 Prusa City OF ALTON. 30.045 66s 56 87.59 88.25 9.76 257.5 21 Sapinero City or Farrspury....... 60 87.44 87.37 9.80 230.7 22 Lorraine Cross Crry or Print. 3.622. 46 89.85 93.54 10.69 263.8 23 Casey City or St. Joseru...... 72 78.45 108.59 9.85 261.7 24 Minnequa WCHAVARA CK: hoe ssccves iss 58 88.8 70.8 10.49 246.4 25 Independence Hall CUBARWATER «cc a catie <'s 36 91.1 108533210708. > 235.5 26 Capulin Crinrwoons.. 0.6 Secs. 2 105.76 106.04 10.53 213.7 27 Saguache CLONTARRS 6258 chs kn es 47 89.89 93527 10.21 © 234.6 28 Chickasaw Coanoma CounTy........ 19 97.74 96.58 10.39 235.0 29 Schoodic CODY es asic acne ok hs 18 97.29 104.9 10726-2201 30 Schenectady (COBLDEDAC cele uk. Seas 71 83.49 85.0 10205 2bh 4 31 Corson Corur D’ALENE......... 49 $0.7 81.99 10.41 235.8 32 American Press ConpeROOR ices isc kae's 41 89.08 128.2 10.04 239.8 33 Tomalva Corp HARBOR?) . 6355... 62 88.5 Live 10.82 256.0 84 Sac City COLUAMER 60555 06. keicc ks 11 101.8 99.78 10.50 231.4 35 Wildwood COLLINGSWORTH......... 38 90.8 118.3 JOA18 2231-6 36 Clearwater COMMAGCK cts Oiick 68 83.49 88.5 10.08 263.5 37 Quaker City ONEHATTA; 60 Sic ora 51 88.0 92.8 105656275. 38 Collingsworth Conness PEAK...... se 12 100.9 107.3 10.50 216.0 39 Saucon CORSON 2H ei fc ets Sa 31 93.6 95.72. 10.71 243.7 40 Sinsinawa PUUORV OPARS scr soc ses 2 61 86.0 102.3 9.99 249.7 41 Coldbrook HOG GISHAND: oss secs 44 89.6 98.1 10-02 3.25278 42 Luxpalile INDEPENDENCE Ha.u..... 25 95.3 95.1 10.33 228.3 43 Scantic POWER seis ete gids fc fe an cas 1 105.6 115.6 9.86 193.8 44 Hog Island oe ] SSS ange ee ea 5 104.4 106.97 10.59 209.3 45 Salvation Lass AE COMA fara 'ca be cbse 79 TEL 87.1 9.75 262.3 46 City of Flint IGEHIGH Aisgcak (es one 13 101.1 99.6 11:34 245.1 47 Clontarf LIBERTY BELL. . cis cs. 48 88.79 111.8 9.96 231.2 48 Liberty Bell Liperty LAND..:........ 75 80.8 91.9 9.78 244.0 49 Coeur D’Alene LoRRAINE Cross....:..%< 22 94.8 104.5 10; 62-222.9 50 Bibbco RIMPATILE Ss ooo fea sa) eo 42 88.76 109.0 10.49 244.3 51 Conehatta AIDEN CREEK. 2 0e.e. ss 14 100.8 100.2 10.72 224.4 52 Casper WEINNEQUA visti cca one eis 24 95.84 96.04 10.83 269.6 53 Sangamon INGBYES Ss wise s ee bee es 65 85.2 84.4 9.86.7 250.. 54 Blue Triangle ONGONTZ os eis ese ee cae 10 102.5 99.76 10.26 207.9 55 Satartia Pipestone County 80 76.9 90.3 10.08 278.6 56 City of Alton PRUCA Gaia hese. Gk eee c 20 95.82 108.6 10.40 229.5 57 Bird City QUAKER! CITY) Oi cess 37 92.5 95.47 10.87 240.9 58 Clavarack OPIGTCONCK.ooscccs oc ca oe 3 104.7 123.2 10.07 196.3 59 Sarcoxia WACANDAGA Sees eos ee 68 81.9 102.1 9:05 25k 60 City of Fairbury DAC CITY si 34 93.2 96:05: 10,14: = 236.0 61 Fluor Spar POO eee iis wep gekniaas 16 100.2 102.2 10-80 =~ 2331 62 Cold Harbor SAGAPORACK.....00 0000 74 82.0 83.9 9.75 260.5 63 Carenco DAGUACHE So o0 sie eis esse 27 93.97 98.6 10513-22321 64 Saugus SALVARION LASSi..3.:..< 45 89.14 98.9. 10°50 235.5 65 Nobles SANGAMON wos cos sie 50 bec 53 87.74 96.81 9.93 2383.8 66 Capillo DAPINEROS (eh isca occ bes 21 95.74 111.438 10.31 229.5 67 Commack DARCORIBG § Uiihics as os cow 5 59 87.0 90.8 10,31 ; 274.6 68 Sacandaga DAT ARITA eo es esc Gls kes 55 85.0 106.98 10.13 260.8 69 Winona DAICOW os cross ea see 39 90.6 106.3 10.06 239.1 70 Brush SAUGERTIES..... 76 82.9 71.5 9.81 257.8 71 Coelleda PRIOR Moss's s Cavan aria oo 3 64 84.0 99.1 10.07 250.8 72 City of St. Joseph MCANTIC I Veeck os came, 43 90.5 94.4 10.49 243.7 73 Schodack SCHENECTADY..........., 30 95.67 86.7 9.17 290.9 74 Sagaporack SCHODACK eS ences 73 80.9 104.9 10.0 256.0 75 Liberty Land SCHOODIGs. 460s ile veed 29 91.7 103.3 10.02 236.8 76 Saugerties DINGINAWAS: (uri cdi ces. 40 92.4 91.5 10.68 241.1 77 ~Afel PE OMADV ANG 04 ai he sag donk 33 92.9 99.95 10.32 235.0 78 Argosy WILDWOOD. 6 154 cco so ve 35 94,2 81.97 10.42 234.8 79 Lafcomo WINONAGS Ohi oc cee cee ks 3 69 82.5 95.79 9.88 246.7 80 Pipestone County 14 MARINE REVIEW—May, 1927 and standards are practical; they are possible of accomplishment under serv- ice conditions and yet point to a con- siderable -saving.” Steady and con- tinued improvement in operation of shipping board vessels for over four years has now convinced the most skeptical of the great practical value of the work of this committee in in- creasing the efficiency of operation of American ships. Capt. C. H. McAllister, president of the American Bureau of Shipping is chairman of the committee and C. J. Jefferson is active head under Capt. R. D. Gatewood, manager of main- tenance and repair. Just four years ago in. the May 1923 issue of MARINE REVIEW the per- formance record of the Hog Island class of freight ships was published, and from these actual records the standard performance chart (also pub- lished in that issue) was prepared. Ever since this time performance records of this class have been care- fully checked, compilations made for six-month periods and ratings awarded. The accompanying Table I gives the actual average performance and stand- ing of each Hog Island freighter for the six-month period, July, 1926 to January, 1927. The particulars noted are: observed speed in knots; fuel per mile in pounds; and the standard efficiency in port and at sea. In the chart above, observed speed in knots is laid off horizontally while pounds of fuel per observed mile is noted in the vertical scale. Average observed speed in knots and average pounds of fuel per observed mile for each of the Hog Island class of freighters for the last 6 months of 1926 are plotted on this chart. All of these figures are in turn averaged and the result is plotted as the total average observed speed and pounds of fuel per observed mile for this period. As a comparison a similar average result has been plotted for the per- formance of the same fleet in 1922 before the fuel conservation committee had begun its work. The difference in favor of the performance of this fleet during the last six months of 1926, with the committee actively in control, with that of 1922 before it began to function is convincing evi- dence of the value of the work now being carried on.

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