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11-04-2005, 07:25 PM
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OK, for scale, the round things on the right side are about 4" in diameter.
Geez, way to go PontiacDad, close enough to be correct!
It is actually a shot of the rear tubesheet, firetubes (to the right), flexible staybolts (left) and crownsheet (on the bottom of the staybolts) on the waterside of a 2250 horsepower steam locomotive boiler. Took the picture this morning after cleaning for required annual maintenance.
I really thought that would stump y'all longer than the first guess!
Geez, way to go PontiacDad, close enough to be correct!
It is actually a shot of the rear tubesheet, firetubes (to the right), flexible staybolts (left) and crownsheet (on the bottom of the staybolts) on the waterside of a 2250 horsepower steam locomotive boiler. Took the picture this morning after cleaning for required annual maintenance.
I really thought that would stump y'all longer than the first guess!
11-04-2005, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by bill buttermore
It is actually a shot of the rear tubesheet, firetubes (to the right), flexible staybolts (left) and crownsheet (on the bottom of the staybolts) on the waterside of a 2250 horsepower steam locomotive boiler. Took the picture this morning after cleaning for required annual maintenance.
11-04-2005, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Ol' Timer
Originally Posted by bill buttermore
It is actually a shot of the rear tubesheet, firetubes (to the right), flexible staybolts (left) and crownsheet (on the bottom of the staybolts) on the waterside of a 2250 horsepower steam locomotive boiler. Took the picture this morning after cleaning for required annual maintenance.
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Lucky me 
I helped install subarine windows in the sides of a 10,000 gallon water softner back in the early 80'* for Esso. They're boiler was similar.
I helped install subarine windows in the sides of a 10,000 gallon water softner back in the early 80'* for Esso. They're boiler was similar.
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