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Oct 13, 2015 · Boiler blow down is made to reduce the density of salt and to remove the dissolved and suspended solids, also the floating solid impurities in the boiler system. If there are not removed from the boiler water system, foaming, priming, corrosion will occur in the boiler steam space and feed water system. See 'Boiler Blow Down'.
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In terms of engine and boiler performance, how come the US Navy's ships were able to perform better in the Pacific, compared with the IJN or Royal Navy ships during World War 2? Information on IJN engineering seems scant, but there is plentiful information on why the RN plants did not compare well to USN.
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In Naval ops commander, the engine tech level unlocks the two main components of the Naval engine, namely the boiler and the turbine. With sufficient advance in ELECTRONICS, more advanced engine components like Atomic boiler and gas turbine engines are also unlocked. Note that Destroyers have their own type of turbine, while the other type of ships can use the same …
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Apr 26, 2020 · The boilers & engines of that era were maintenance hogs of the most demanding sort. The notion that a single European iron clad or squadron of screw frigates was going to operate in American waters without a fleet of support vessels ignores everything in this thread. During my time in the black oil Navy, the Engineroom had to ask permission
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2 days ago · The Kitty Hawk was propelled by steam turbines powered by eight boilers that burned fuel oil, converted in 1973 to a lighter diesel fuel, according to Globalsecurity.org. In 2005, the Navy
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fire-tube boilers, each 36 inches in diameter and 25-feet long, with five 7 1/2-inch flues Sectional view of the U.S.S. Cairo ing examples of typical engines designed for boats plying the "western rivers." The reciprocating steam engine was the universal prime mover in self-propelled craft during that era. All of these engines
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2 days ago · The Kitty Hawk was propelled by steam turbines powered by eight boilers that burned fuel oil, converted in 1973 to a lighter diesel fuel, according to Globalsecurity.org. In 2005, the Navy
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testing, code strength, and stresses•Boiler connections and appurtenances•Combustion, burners, and controls•Boiler auxiliaries and external water treatment•Boiler water and in-service problems and inspections•Boiler plant training•List of jurisdictions Regional Industrial Buying Guide Marine Engineer and Naval Architect
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This boiler produces the most power of all the engines in the game. It can be used on medium and large ships, and if you get your hydrodynamics right, can achieve a maximum speed of 194.4 knots. Fact: This engine was used on many WWII Imperial Japanese Navy ships, such as the mighty IJN Musashi and IJN Yamato (which used to be the largest
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May 31, 2009 · Salt in Marine Boilers. From: Henry Evers, LL.D., Steam and the Steam Engine, London, William Collins, Sons, and Company, 1873.The author was Professor of Mathematics and Applied Science at the Charles Science School, Plymouth. Notes: Page numbering and line breaks have been retained; images are found at the bottom of the page on which they may appear …
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Industrial boilers that generate medium and low-pressure steam can be used for heating, sterilization, cooking, washing and much more. Furthermore, superheated steam at high pressure can be put at the service of power generation plants. …
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Dec 02, 2013 · Re: high-pressure superheated steam boilers. The Germans were toying with large diesels in WW-I BB. All 5 Kaiser class were fitted for a Diesel in the center shaft, while 2 of the 4 Konig class and all of the Bayern class each had a single large diesel on center shaft. This was a huge diesel engine with 12000 hp @ 150 rpm and could manage 12 knots.
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The engine room or boiler room of a ship is the space that houses the machinery that propels the vessel. It usually houses a heat engine, powered by diesel fuel, gas, or steam. This room is usually placed at the rear of the ship to increase the cargo capacity while minimizing equipment costs and mechanical problems.
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In terms of engine and boiler performance, how come the US Navy's ships were able to perform better in the Pacific, compared with the IJN or Royal Navy ships during World War 2? Information on IJN engineering seems scant, but there is plentiful information on why the RN plants did not compare well to USN.
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testing, code strength, and stresses•Boiler connections and appurtenances•Combustion, burners, and controls•Boiler auxiliaries and external water treatment•Boiler water and in-service problems and inspections•Boiler plant training•List of jurisdictions Regional Industrial Buying Guide Marine Engineer and Naval Architect
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boilers that burn ash-producing fuels. The practical problems associated with the behavior are sometimes catastrophic and spec tacular, ranging from major slag falls that damage the bottom of furnaces to complete plugging of convection passes.
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From the first Royal Navy steam vessel in 1820 until 1840, 70 steam vessels entered service, the majority with side-lever engines, using boilers set to 4psi maximum pressure. The low steam pressures dictated the large cylinder sizes …
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The GRASSMEN style boilersuit is just what you need to get the job done. This is a highly durable and extremely practical product making it perfect for any outdoor environment. It features the GRASSMEN logo on the left chest and our chopper symbol is embroidered on the back. The boiler suit is completed with tearaway opening two bottom open pockets as well as an elasticated …
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boilers that burn ash-producing fuels. The practical problems associated with the behavior are sometimes catastrophic and spec tacular, ranging from major slag falls that damage the bottom of furnaces to complete plugging of convection passes.
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Answer (1 of 6): Information on IJN engineering seems scant, but there is plentiful information on why the RN plants did not compare well to USN. Largely it come down to technology improvement in the 30's that were largely only fully and effectively embraced by the …
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The improved Belleville boiler was successfully used in French warships and passenger steamers. In the Royal Navy, Belleville boilers were fitted in the torpedo-gunboat Sharpshooter in 1893 and in two large cruisers, H.M.S. …
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Cleaning, adjusting, testing and maintaining boilers, engines, generators; Maintaining auxiliary machinery including steering engines, elevators, winches, pumps and valves MMs work aboard Navy ships in fire rooms, boiler rooms, engine rooms or shop settings. These locations are sometimes hot and noisy. As an MM, you can expect to perform
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Aug 19, 2015 · propulsion, auxiliary boilers, and waste heat boilers), steam catapult accumulators, re-boilers, marine gas turbine engines in U.S. Navy ships, submarines, small boats, and craft and engineering school hot plant training sites must be inspected with the requirements and periodicities of references (a) through (f), as applicable.
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The GRASSMEN style boilersuit is just what you need to get the job done. This is a highly durable and extremely practical product making it perfect for any outdoor environment. It features the GRASSMEN logo on the left chest and our chopper symbol is embroidered on the back. The boiler suit is completed with tearaway opening two bottom open pockets as well as an elasticated …
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designed by the naval constructor, Samuel M. Pook, for the Union Army in order to take control of the lower Mississippi River from the Confederates. The engine and boilers were designed by A. Thomas Merritt, a civilian engineer from Cincinnati, Ohio, and built by the Hartupee Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-vania. Merritt also served as superintendent
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Dec 28, 2019 · A "fire room" housing two boilers was paired up with an adjacent engine room housing a main engine, two generators, and sundry pumps and support equipment. Four shafts, four freestanding plants.
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Quite recently water-tube boilers, of various types, have been adopted in the Navy with steam pressure in boilers of 300 lbs. and engines working at 250 lbs. per square inch.
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Inside engine rooms of Royal Navy warship. Various shots men adjusting machinery in boiler room. Officers enter and inspect their work. We see them reading instruments and dials. We see them putting on balaclavas - could be fire proof protection hood or just because they are cold? A Naval rating shows an officer a test tube. Officer looks at it
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boilers that burn ash-producing fuels. The practical problems associated with the behavior are sometimes catastrophic and spec tacular, ranging from major slag falls that damage the bottom of furnaces to complete plugging of convection passes.
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LAURENT, RESTIGOUCHE, MACKENZIE, and ANNAPOLIS class destroyers) of the Royal Canadian Navy. The Y100 plant consisted of two boilers in a single boiler room forward, with two geared turbines in a single engine room aft. The reduction gearboxes were installed in the engine room, just aft of each turbine.
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s.s. badger engines and boilers 1952 the two 3,500-hp steeple compound unaflow steam engines powering the s.s. badger represent one of the last types of reciprocating marine steam engines. built by the skinner engine company, most unaflow engines are single expansion. these feature tandem high- and low-pressure cylinders separated by a common head.
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Jun 17, 2021 · Look at all those boilers…. Princess Royal 42 boilers. Given the limits imposed by manual stoking there must be an approximate maximum power per stoker / trimmer pair (or furnace door) at any time / level of development. IIRC the QEs had about 140 less propulsion crew than they would have had given coal firing, the figure is in the thesis on
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2 days ago · The Kitty Hawk was propelled by steam turbines powered by eight boilers that burned fuel oil, converted in 1973 to a lighter diesel fuel, according to Globalsecurity.org. In 2005, the Navy
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Sep 13, 2008 · Lantern Swinger. Sep 9, 2008. #9. Stirling did not mention all Forths boiler feed and oil pumps were Weirs, the FD fans were rotary recips -- all as old as the ancient of days. In one week while at anchor & shut down to auxiliary we had two main steam failures -- when the main and then the standby feed pumps failed.
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Apr 25, 2020 · Civil war steam engines were powered by what is called a fire tube boiler. A firebox was connected to a smoke box by a cluster of tubes. The draft of the smokestack sucked the heat along the tubes from the firebox through a barrel filled with water. At the top of the boiler was the steam, which was gathered in the steam dome.
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Apr 29, 2014 · Composite boilers are often used in conjunction with Diesel machinery, since if the exhaust gas from the engine is low in temperature due to slow running of the engine and reduced power output; the pressure of the steam can be maintained by means of an oil fired furnace. Steam supply can also be maintained by these types of boilers when the
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Nov 17, 2019 · In 1907, President Teddy Roosevelt's Great White Fleet was powered by B&W boilers and during WWI, B&W produced upwards of 500 boilers for the US Navy and Merchant Marine fleets. During the following years, as …
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Dec 25, 2019 · A brief look at the development history of naval boilers in steam-powered warships.Want to support the channel? - https://.patreon.com/Drachinifel Want a
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