Principles of Naval Architecture (2 volume set)

Rossell. H.E. and L.B. Chapman: 1945 USA, hardcover, together 533 pages, illustrated. Academic book. "Principles of Naval Architecture by Rossell provides a comprehensive overview of the core concepts in naval design, including buoyancy, stability, hull form analysis, and structural engineering, serving as both an educational reference and practical guide for ship designers and marine engineers. The book addresses both static and dynamic principles, covering flotation, stability (intact and damaged), resistance, propulsion, and structural considerations, laying the technical foundation for safe and efficient vessel construction. In very good condition