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31 December 2005 Very nice site. 28 December 2005 Simple, the best i found for steam and boilers. 26 December 2005 Very useful site for marien boilers. 14 December 2005 I think your website is very useful... have been doing some uni coursework on marine steam boilers, the Foster Wheeler ESD 3 to be more precise, and it helps to give a good overview. Especially the water steam path I found very useful. Thank you Lars. 9 December 2005 Im from Multan, Pakistan. The Second Day, when im reading literature from it and improving My knowledge about Boilers, Plz Contact Me if U have a such exellent webs containg literary Text and Experiments for knowldge, U 'll b welcomed and after that i'll want to keep relation for exchanging the knowledge Thanks 8 December 2005 I'm from Indonesia, sorry my english is bad. Do all the subject that you
write in this site is valid? 8 December 2005 I like to visit and study theories and Literature on Instrumentation and its Related Feilds as Im student of this Field. the best Web Collcetion Has Some Standards and this web meets the Requirements of My Web Collection Standrds. 8 December 2005 I am a long retired marine engineer nearly 80 years old. I fully qualified
on steam and diesel ships many years ago and sailed on steam ships using, the
old scotch boilers, B & W water tube boilers, Yarrow and Foster Wheeler WT
boilers. Later in life as an Insurance Engineer surveyor I also came across
other of the boilers you mention Brings back memories as most are non-existent
today in New Zealand where I live and originate from. 29 November 2005 Might well be the best boiler related site I have found but I haven't read everything yet. :) 16 November 2005 To my surprise found detailed information on the Scotch boiler that we found
as a wreck on the remote coast of Oman. Hope that we can further in determining
the story of that wreck. 16 November 2005 It is an excellent page. Aren´t you interest in producing in company coal boilers in Colombia? 16 November 2005 This is a very good site, I enjoyed it very much. 13 November 2005 This is the best site I ever visited, I am a marine engineer too. 5 November 2005 Hello Lars; your site keeps me for hours and hours on my compu! I'm one of
the stoker/engineers at Steamtug S.S. Scheelenkuhlen in Holland and d I use
your site to improve my knowledge! 3 November 2005 Pretty accurate overview of the marine boiler deal. I never cease to be amazed by the ingenuity of our supposedly backwards ancestors, particularly when it comes to steaming. With the water treatment systems availible today, the tear downs and retubings, ect. of years ago are almost a thing of the past. Sadly for me, my steaming days are done. Bad lungs and boiler rooms don't mix. Good site. 2 November 2005 Excellent website for all marine engineers. Thanks for giving all the information. 20 October 2005 I'm wrighting about steam boilers history and I'm searching for the Velox boilers. What firm manufactured them, what type of boiler was it, when were they constructed and of whom. Please notice that I'm not meaning that boiler which was introduced by the Brown Boveri Cie in 1932, I'm meaning its predecessor. I've read about this one in a paper from 1911. 14 October 2005 My name is Jan Rasmussen I am teaching at a technical college in Denmark
(EUC-Syd). 19 September 2005 Interesting. 12 September 2005 Thanks for taking the initiative to set up a great service. 7 September 2005 Extremely informative web site. Excellent all round. 5 September 2005 Dear sir, 4 September 2005 I haven't had a chance to look yet, visitors' book is the first thing I've seen on your site. 1 September 2005 I am a junior engineer and preparing for my exams. This site really changed my knowledge about boilers. Thanks for the good work. Please include thermal oil systems, steam turbines for the marine industry. 31 August 2005 I will bookmark your page. Presently I am just beginning research in using
wood as a fuel for steam energy. I a construction manager on a turbogeneration
project at a Pulp & Paper mill. Getting to understand this is getting my
interest alive. 26 July 2005 I like your web-site. I am a retired chief boiler inspector and honorary member of the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. I like the site!!! 23 July 2005 Good morning Lars. 15 July 2005 Hi! I find your site very interesting. It helps me a lot in my power plant design specifically on thermal plants. Thanks & keep it up! Hoping that you would input more knowlegdeable materials & facts regarding steam plant for us students. Again thank you & god bless=) 8 July 2005 This website is very nice. I could never thought that I would ever get such an website. This website has surprised me. I think only giving thanks is an insult. 28 June 2005 This is a great site! 21 June 2005 What a very interesting site, located by search engine via the word Sunrod. I have added it to favourites for a future use. I was a project engineer for Hamworthy Combustion for 20 years and spent a lot of time working on and with the boilermakers around Europe, notably Svenska Maskinverken at Kallhäll. Also Foster Wheeler, Babcock, Tampella. My grandfather worked for JohSamuel White shipbuilders in Cowes Isle of Wight fqr all of his working life, and was involved in marine boilers. 13 June 2005 Hi Lars, Greetings from Ireland , Like you I was a Marine Engineer on steamships & motorships and I am qualified as a Chief Engineer. I have looked at some of your very comprehensive site and it brings back memories of many things. What wonderful engines those triple expansion engines were. Ah yes the smell of the steam, checking by hand the top & bottom end bearings with engine at full speed. A fellow engineer once described a steam engine in motion as a "symphony of steel " and I think he was absolutely correct. I enjoyed your site and I will explore it again in the future. Well done, good luck & Kind Regards Pat Kelly 10 June 2005 This is wonderful web-site for the visitors that may grant or contribute useful information here. 8 June 2005 As an 55 years hold MSc Engineer undertaken ship's surveying I found your site nice, well done, full of information hopping that you keep the company full ahead. 31 May 2005 The chapters regarding boiler really helps me a lot. 29 May 2005 Estimado Lars, 17 May 2005 Very informative website. Marine steam is a bit of a mystery today.
Diesel/electric drives are all the rage. 17 May 2005 Good information provided. 14 May 2005 Thanks for providing help 5 May 2005 I'm a Marine Engineer. I did my marine engineering from Karachi. I'm a 5th
Engineer. I note all the important points on steam engineering, which give me
clue to solve the problem on ship. This site is a good tool to people that
works with boilers or on ship like me. A very interesting technical part about
boilers and boiler automatics specially the part that points to the many bucks
to earn by a few bucks on the control system design. My opinion is that this
site can be used for educational purposes. Please continue the job on updating
an already excellent site for all marine and boiler engineers. Sharing
knowledge helps us all, and you've done more than your part with this site. 2 May 2005 Very educational, I work on bagasse fired boilers, but the feed water section still helps a lot. 29 April 2005 I would like to see more on automatic control systems. As such this is a very nice way to discuss topics which are so close yet so badly understood topics. 18 April 2005 I'm a reporter with the Wall Street Journal and I'm looking to interview some maritime steam engineers. The LNG tanker building boom has created a huge need to steam engineers. I'd like to hear personal stories about how experienced engineers are being pursued. Please email me to share your stories. 16 April 2005 I am the chief engineer @ Texas Maritime academy in Galveston, Texas. I have used your web site to teach the fundamentals of steem, and it is very good. Thanks 15 April 2005 I am very thankful to u for all the information given here on the site. It
helped me a lot in understanding the subject as I am doing marine engineering
& marine boiler is one of the subject I have. 12 April 2005 Extremely interesting and educational. Glad I found your site. Thanks! 27 March 2005 I find this a very interesting site, as I used to be a boiler operator, and it does bring some memories. 20 March 2005 Nice, but steam nozzles & turbines should be included. 20 March 2005 Its good to work on this site. Very nice.... 19 March 2005 This is facinating. I'll be spending a lot of time here. Walt Mathers http://www.steamtug.org 9 March 2005 Great site. It really fit in with a book that I just finished about WWI naval warfare. The boilers figured prominently in all the ship movements and battles. 8 March 2005 Thanks for all! Your site it´s a good tool to people that works with boilers. 5 March 2005 Fascinating Collection of Useful Information, I'll bookmark. 3 March 2005 Your topic about boilers is very helpful. I hope more sites would be like this, helping others by sharing useful informations that may help them in their professions. Keep up the good work. 28 February 2005 Thanks for this favour. 27 February 2005 This is helping in all respects to learn about boilers. |
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