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30 December 2007 It's wonderful to visit this web. Can learn more on N.Boiler. Thank you very much. 21 December 2007 I'd like to say "Thanks" for establishing this AMAZING site. 20 December 2007 It's a good website, and can helping student. 19 December 2007 What a great website!!! For those of us that thrive from steam operations we appreciate a site with a plethora of boiler information. 10 December 2007 Thanks for sharing you knowledge and skill with us. 23 November 2007 Thanks mr Josefsson for your apport to acknowledgment. I use your software
many year ago. Is the best.. 19 November 2007 Found your splendid site by chance looking up SS BOHUSLAN. I am involved with the 108 screw steamer SS SIR WALTER SCOTT that sails on Loch Katrine (Glasgoow`s water supply) in Scotland. 24 October 2007 This is my first time in this site, I hope I can find valuable information and, at the same time, is possible to get interaction with other visitors. 12 October 2007 I will like to have a copy of this and all boiler related books. I'm a stationary engineer. Learning modern automatic controls. 12 September 2007 A super website. As a young man I operated two of the Cochran boilers, one 16 feet in height the other 22 or 24 feet in height, to provide the requirements of a textile factory. They were coal fired, using worm drive stokers. It was dirty work but I loved it. Thanks for bringing back some memories. 11 September 2007 Väldigt trevlig översikt över pannor. 22 August 2007 So thanks for your kind & helpful informations. Live with peaceful and
happy life. Thank you once moere. 14 August 2007 Lars, I have enjoyed looking through your sight was interested in the Scotch
boiler that used to be used in the ships built in the 30s & 40s especially
the 'War' built ships. My first ship was one of the Canadian 'Forts &
Parks' built to the North Sands type she had an oil fired boiler of the Babcock
& Wilcox type. No I was not a "down below man" I was the 15 year
deck boy. I've been reading about the War built ships have the book on the
Forts & Parks and the Yankee Liberty ships and I'm waiting on one on the
British 'Empire' ships. Did 2 1/2 years at sea then went to the railways where
I was a fireman on steam and a driver on the diesels all in all I spent 40
years working for railways. Now I'm looking back at my sea days. 12 August 2007 I like this web page, cause i got a lot of information of boiler..... 6 August 2007 Nice web site and usefull for marine engineers like me....keep up the good job. 20 July 2007 Really very good presentation on steam and related subjects. 9 July 2007 You are doing an excellent job. I find this website very informitive. Keep up the good work. 21 March 2007 As a marine engineer which never sailing for very long time, by visit this website, explore & withdraw my memories and refresh my rememberance that so helpfull to make correct decission to help my engineers to solve their problem . Thank you so much. 9 March 2007 Hello Lars a friend of mine was asking me if I knew your boiler down here in Houston Texas. Since I don't perhaps you can tell me where to go to see some pictures of installations or any info that would help. I recently opened my own boiler shop here in Houston after 25 yrs plus, 20 in Chicago, with 2- other good friends with the same experience. Thanks for you time. 6 March 2007 Very good information. As an ex marine engineer, I enjoy reading marine steam plant information. 15 February 2007 Nice site! I was looking for information on Hjo for genealogy & ran across this site. Since my farfar was on a steamship (SS Lansing, a whaler on Pacific fleet), thought I would look around. 6 February 2007 Memories of 1975 when I was a Stoker, punching the sprayers, and blowing soot on a Leander Class Frigates Boiler. Great website.... Thanks. 26 January 2007 I am a fourth year marine engineering student from Myanmar Maritime University. I have never seen such an excellent site before. I love boilers. Therefore I am very fond of this site. 23 January 2007 What a surprising find! I was a Chief Eng on a couple of nuclear and
conventional steam plants. 20 January 2007 I have been a licensed marine engineer for over 36 years now and I am still
in the business. I have sailed extensively as a Chief Engineer on both Steam
and Motor vessels. Your site is quite entertaining and very informative. Thank
you for taking a great amount of time to share your knowledge and experience on
your very interesting web pages. 14 January 2007 Dear Lars, 14 January 2007 Excellent site. Although I am retired now (from Power Engineering), I enjoy
reading material on the subject. 9 January 2007 I am now retired after 40 years in the engine room 36 of it as a marine engineer, and all of it on steam ships no "freakn diesels". My trade mark was to make a brass and or copper whistle in the engine room in each ship I sailed on. Enjoyed your website! 4 January 2007 I'm an old marine steam engineer and I enjoy going through Steam esteem!!! |
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