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What was the average cruise speed with full load in N Atlantic of a liberty ship of World War 2?
Between 20-25 knots.
What is the average speed of a ship per hour in kilometre?
It is measured in knots.
What is the Average speed of biplanes during World War 1?
The average speed of a glider is depended on the pitch of the planebut..... the average speed is 15-45mph
What was the cruising speed of a loaded World War 2 Liberty Ship?
About 20-25 knots.
What was the average speed of a submarine in world war 1?
5 mph
How long does it take to travel from the US to India by ship?
The travel time from the US to India by ship can vary depending on the route and speed of the ship. On average, it can take around 20-30 days to travel by ship from the US to India.
Two propellers pushed the 'Canberra' through the water at an average speed of 27.50 knots. Its highest speed was 1.77 knots faster. What was the top speed of the ship?
27.5 + 1.77 = 29.27
What is the speed of ship?
design speed
What is the average speed of an ocean going freighter?
Cruising speed (best balance of speed and efficiency ) is normally about 10 knots, top speed around 29 knots. Actual speeds varies from ship to ship depending of hull design and propulsion systems.10 knots = 18.52 kilometers per hourCheers
How long does it take to travel from India to the USA by ship?
The travel time from India to the USA by ship can vary depending on the route taken and the speed of the ship. On average, it can take anywhere from 20 to 40 days to travel by ship between the two countries.
How long does it take a cruise ship to travel 10 miles?
That cannot be calculated without knowing the average speed over that distance.
How does ship's speed log work?
A ship's speed log measures the speed of the vessel through water by measuring the movement of the ship through the water. It typically consists of a rotor or impeller that rotates with the movement of the water, which is then recorded by a sensor to calculate the ship's speed. This information is crucial for navigational purposes and monitoring the ship's performance.
