Steamer Ship

After growing screen shipbuilding and sailing requirements , which is faster beginning to be felt, while sailing vessels have various limitations of the steamer then later be excellent new transport. 

Steamer or also called a steamer, is a ship driven by steam that drives a propeller or paddle wheel. Steamships steamer or shortened to SS, SS or S / S. 

Steamships began to be used after the invention of the steam engine by James Watt in England which gave rise to the industrial revolution which is also the fuel of revolution because at that time began to use coal to replace a larger scale firewood. On the voyage, discovered by John Fitch in 1787 to navigate the Delaware River, United States, and Robert Fulton in 1802. 

Initially due to lack of confidence shipbuilders and crew, steam ships still use poles tiggi and equipped with screens up to anticipate when the fuel in the furnace runs out of steam. Such a model can be found in the Pre Dreadnought battleships before the year 1906 for example type warship Asahi (Japan) or Borodino (Russia) involved in the naval war Tsushima in 1902.