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24 December 2003 What u said about the manual operation and the benefits it gives u is very corrrect and thats what made me go through the whole site keep it up! 20 December 2003 I have a similar background to your own and found your articles of great interest and some found memories and not found of the scotch boilers and replacing the internal fire bricks around the throat at sea. 4 December 2003 Lars very nice web page, my grand father was a master on the great lakes he would build models in the winter lay up, I have one of his models of a steam tug about 5 feet long, all that is left is a boiler I believe to be a scotch boiler I am trying to restore this boat and web pages like yours are a very big help thank you! 1 December 2003 Looking for history and evolution on Scotch Marine Boilers. I have been in the boiler industry (stationary boilers) for 22 years and I like your website. 25 November 2003 Very good material on marine boilers especially Babcock & Wilcox. The ROV has two B&W boilers feeding 6000 HP Westinghouse turbines. Ship is being restored at Richmond, Ca. USA 23 November 2003 Many thanks for providing the very good explanitory drawings of the boilers
so that I may explain them to my boy. 23 November 2003 Your information are very useful for all boilermen 21 November 2003 I have not operated a steam plant since 1978 when I was promoted into
management (Chief Engineer). In the US Navy, ca 1967, I operated 600 psi
controlled superheat "M"type boilers generating approx
150,000#/hr. 14 November 2003 Your web site was like a ray of light in anotherwise dark room. 5 November 2003 Great site Lars, 24 October 2003 Very informative, simple keep it up Great work! 23 October 2003 Excellent, Thank you. 22 October 2003 An excellent site from an experienced engineer. We are also looking for
good and if possible young steam engineers to sail on LNG vessels. Lars are you
up to it? 19 September 2003 Very good stuff, congratulations! Rgds. 19 September 2003 I am looking for steam engineers for a steam turbine driven VLCC. If anyone with a marine background is interested please contact me. 17 September 2003 Excellent site - a lot of hard work. 17 September 2003 It's not often one finds great material from someone's experience. It seems that most presenters feel that theory is all that is needed. Thanks for your down-to-earth and very useful explanations. 17 September 2003 So far I am delighted. But we will get back to you after having had a chance to examine this more carefully. Nice Job!! 2 September 2003 I started with Steam Engineering in May 1944 with training at the U.S. Maritime Service Training Station at Sheepshead Bay, NY. I Retired 01/01/93 after 49-1/2 years of service. I was the first Chief Engineer on Sea-Land Services Class SL-7 Vessels, Turbine Driven twin screw rated at 60,000hp each for a total of 120,000hp with a crusing speed of 33 Knots, the fastest container vessels ever built to this day. I alway loved my steam engines, I sailed on vessels with Reciprocating Engines, Turbine Engines, Turbo-Electric Engines from 1500hp to 120,000hp. I also sailed on Diesel Powered vessles from 10,000hp to 35,000hp. I worked with Scotch Boilers and all types of high pressure boilers. I hold a U.S. Coast Guard License as Chief Engineering Officer Steam and Diesel Any HorsePower. I alway prefered Steam Plants. Nice web site keep up the good work. 26 August 2003 It's a very good material for students of nautical school, on my personal opinion I think it's a better than I found in all cyberspace congratulations. 21 August 2003 Thanks, i was looking for a cut-away view of sunrod boiler for understanding it. got it in your site. thanks again 7 August 2003 The data provided on this site is really excellent and is good way to learn something about steam generation unit 30 July 2003 This is valiable site 27 July 2003 Have been into hobby steamboating for over thirty years. Stumbled on your website through the Steamboat Association of Sweden. I am in charge of a project of the Northwest Steam Society (http://www.northweststeamsociety.org) to create Guidelines for Operating Safety in our Hobby and have found your site MOST helpful. Many thanks. 18 July 2003 Great site Lars, 11 July 2003 Was looking for info for new fuel oil pump when I came across your site.
Very well done. I am book marking it for further reading. 29 June 2003 Very good site, keep on giving latest devevlopement in MARINE boilers 26 June 2003 Having been a Stationary Engineer myself for 25 years, I can appreciate the effort and knowledge which you have put into your website. I think you have done a terrific piece of work here. I work as an Engineer at a steel mill located in Canada, by the way. Keep up the good work! RonB. 15 June 2003 Sorry... my English is very poor. I'm so grateful to discover your site. In the seventies I was a sailor too and now a technician in boiler operations, learns more and more, includes your homepage. I live in Santos, Brasil. Congratulations! Thanks 4 June 2003 Have always been interested in boilers even though I'm an electrical engineer. Good Site 19 May 2003 Absolutely stunning Website! I am a retired mech. engr. from both fossil steam and nuclear steam power plants (in Arizona USA) it is a real joy to browse your site, Thank you! 8 May 2003 Thanks a lot for such a useful page. 6 May 2003 It is a nice page I like it much 5 May 2003 La pagina de calderas es muy interesante y muy clara se entiende de lo
mejor. Me olvidaba decir que soy de, Buenos Aires ARGENTINA. 3 May 2003 Most interesting, I am just starting to learn a bit about generating steam and want to concentrate on very small steam generators of less than 0.5m max dimension. 1 May 2003 This site was very interesting, especially for people which works in steam boiler systems, I hope it will be completed with another menu like uncommon trouble shooting guide next time, thanks. 25 April 2003 Have been involved with steam for 25 years overhauling boilers on all types of vessels mainly for the RAN. Found the site interesting and easy to follow. Keep up the good work 21 April 2003 hi Lars, 18 April 2003 Most informative, a wonderfull oportunity to further my knowledge on steam, especially the Lamont Boiler. Steam is still alive and one day people will realise the value of Steam and the potential towards new generation Steam Cars. 24 February 2003 Your website is the Bible of boilers. I was really impressed by the amount of information present in the website. To put it in a nutshell, its a job well done. Cheers. 14 February 2003 The site is a pride for steam engineers. I was just looking for "What
is a DCS (Distributed control system) in the LNG steam vessel and landed here.
I have been indeed very delighted to brows the wonderful site. I would reserve
my gratitude if could the site clarify "What is DCS?" 14 February 2003 Your compilation of knowledge in writing coupled with your experiences are beneficial to Institute of learning and related industries. Keep up the good work. This is a very informative site. Well Done. 13 February 2003 Very informative site, thank you. 6 February 2003 Very interesting, I was trying to find Lancashire boilers. 5 February 2003 I am glad to know the information about boiler. It is totally a new world to me who is majored in economics. 5 February 2003 Great graphics! 28 January 2003 Have not had the time to fully explore this site yet. From what i have seen it is a very good site with a lot of techinical information that i can use in my steam plant. I am mostly interested in different calculations. How to determine safety valve capacities H.P. heating surfaces etc. etc. Keep up the good work. 21 January 2003 As an owner/operator of a good sized steam plant aboard an ex Norwegian whaler based in mid equatorial Pacific waters, it is very gratifying to find a site like yours with many tips and contacts for maintenance and advice on nearly any question to do with steam propulsion. 21 January 2003 A nice layout. Looking for how to reach (what to do) for more efficiency of a boiler. 15 January 2003 Great indepth knowledge of boilers explained in simple language. 4 January 2003 I have been directed to your site from usegroup rec.boats.building. I am
becoming more interested in steam power over time. This site is very
interesting, Marvellous. I have not yet found a glossary, there must be one
somewhere? This site is enthralling, captivating, even enchanting. 1 January 2003 Have not had a chance to browse your site yet. |
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