Moltke and Goeben were also armed with four 50 cm (20 in) torpedo tubes; one fore, one aft, and two on the broadside, with 11 torpedoes stored.
Six were on each side, with four on the broadside, one angled forward and the other angled rearward.
The ship was also equipped with five 35 cm torpedo tubes with thirteen torpedoes; four were placed in swivel mounts on the broadside and one was placed in the bow, below the waterline.
The tubes were arranged with one in the bow, one in the stern, and two on the broadside.
One was in the bow, one in the stern, and four on the broadside.
Only one was in the bow, four were on the broadside, two forward and aft, and the usual stern tube.
One was placed in the bow, one in the stern, and the other two were placed on the broadside, all below the waterline.
The ship's armament was rounded out by five 50 cm torpedo tubes, all mounted in the hull; one was in the bow, and the other four were on the broadside.
She was also armed with four 15 inches torpedo tubes, one each at the bow and stern above water and two submerged on the broadside.
Depending on the broadside rolling ratio, there is an optimum amount of edging in finish rolling for minimizing trimming losses by decreasing the width deviation of the plate.
The paper focuses on the broadside shot seismic transmission method to detect abandoned mineshafts, with the potential to be used in the vicinity of embankments.
