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RMM5ATDG–Scotch two-furnace marine boiler
RF2JAYGJY–Water-tube ship boiler (Duerscher). Publication of the book 'Meyers Konversations-Lexikon', Volume 2, Leipzig, Germany, 1910
RMEXMEKB–Historic ship boiler in Barcelona Maritime Museum (MMB), Catalonia, Spain
RMK0EE6F–Old ship boiler on Filey Beach at Hunmanby Gap
RF2A6899W–Sailors working in the ship boiler room: the boiling water produces steam transmitted to the engine room to power the vessel.
RMHH4HA3–Ship breakers of T W Ward Ltd, with old boiler
RMD3CH4H–Hamburg, Germany, on the ship boiler steam icebreaker Stettin
RM2BW8RDM–The stoker of the tramp steamer , ' Eston ' shovelling coal into the ship ' s boiler . 1935
RMEB6BB2–Stoking the boiler of a Steam ship - Admiralty Harbour service Launch, Puffin, Number 256 Built 1919 in UK waters
RF2RTWGKA–An aged ship boiler in the water at the coastline
RMW56YH9–Ship Compass, Compass in a compass house. The glass has disappeared. The cylindrical copper compass boiler is weighted with a lead ring around it, which can be adjusted in height. The cardan ring has been replaced by an unusual suspension: the entire boiler with weight rests on the compass pin, which balances with a ball on top of a rod in the bottom of the compass housing, a spring is provided in the rod, which absorbs vertical shocks. The rose has a transparent mica center, the main and main intermediate zones are indicated and subdivided into eight on the outer paper border. The compass
RM2T52NG9–amphibious assault ship, boiler, lhd 2, Sailors, USS ESSEX
RFFB43R4–HDR image taken in Inhambane Mozambique on the beach of a ships boiler
RMG104E2–Australia, New South Wales Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, boiler of 1898 shipwrecked paddle steamer Maitland, Maitland Bay
RFKXDH54–The Boiler Equipment, Consisting of 25 Cylindrical Boilers 17 feet 3 inches Diameter by 21 feet long. They contain 192 furnaces…
RM2GY4NP1–WWI illustration - Boiler Stokers known as The Black Squad at work on a British Battleship.j
RM2WKCWEC–An old engraving of a marine screw engine that could be used in a model boat the 1800s. It is from Victorian book of the 1890s on sports, games and pastimes. This engine has two cylinders (left), connected to the screw shaft below. The boiler (right) would have been heated from below by a small oil lamp to create the steam power. Today compressed gas, such as butane, is often used for model steam boats.
RM2T1FYNK–The Women's Royal Naval Service during the First World War in the United Kingdom A member of the WRNS enters the manhole of a ship boiler at Lowestoft during the First World War.
RMFAKN0G–Outside smoke funnel on Container ship expels boiler steam as it sails through Somalia and Yemen to Southampton in the UK
RF2R36R7A–Big ship engine room parts
RF2JAYGBA–Ship's boiler, sectional view. Publication of the book 'Meyers Konversations-Lexikon', Volume 2, Leipzig, Germany, 1910
RM2Y7H1XX–FRENCH BATTLE-SHIP MARCEAU, NICLAUSSE BOILERS OF 12,000 INDICATED HORSE POWER. from the Article WATER-TUBE STEAM GENERATORS FOR NAVAL SERVICE. By B. H. Thwaite from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XX 1900 - 1901 The Engineering Magazine Co
RMH3AH3E–'Boiler room of the ''Schlesien'''
RMHHEDHX–Illustration of a boiler and water casing of a steamship. Dated 19th Century
RM2RG97B1–Ship struck by a submarine-fired torpedo between the boiler and engine compartments.
RMD3CH4T–Hamburg, Germany, on the ship boiler steam icebreaker Stettin
RM2BW8REE–The stoker of the tramp steamer , ' Eston ' shoveling coal into the ship ' s boiler . 1935
RFB43M6F–Ship's boiler on Chapel Porth beach
RF2RTWGK2–An aged ship boiler in the water at the coastline
RMW56XRN–Model of a trunk engine, Model of a Trunk Engine, Model of a 150 hp trunk machine or tubular machine placed in a cross section of a ship. No boiler, the propeller shaft is shortened and provided with a two-blade parabolic propeller, the machine can be turned with a crank. The model shows: two horizontal cylinders with tubes, condenser cabinet with four air pumps, two steam valves with double eccentric on the crankshaft and regulator on top of the condenser, steam supply controller on extra eccentric. In this directly working machine, designed by John Penn, the piston was provided with a round
RM2T52NG2–amphibious assault ship, boiler fuel, lha 4, Sailor, USS NASSAU
RMBJRXTX–A warship's boiler room, First World War, 1914-1918, (c1920). Artist: Unknown
RF2C3KNTH–The rusting remains of the Paddle steamer Shannon's boiler and drive shaft. King Island, Australia.
RMPTX7YW–1950s, historical, seaman or oiler turning a wheel while working below deck in the engine room of a steamship. An area of complicated machinery and pressure systems wokring together to move the ship, the technician is a vital member of the ships' crew.
RM2J8T99C–The offshore tug Pietro Micca, built in England in 1895 and still fully operational today, is the oldest steamship, also with sail rigging as a schooner, sailing in the Mediterranean today. Occasionally used in the past by the Italian environmental association Legambiente for its 'Goletta Verde' promotional campaign. Detail of the boiler room
RFB7HYYW–Rusty Steamship Boiler that has been in this place since the ship wrecked in 1898, Pacific Rim National Park, B.C.
RF2GD134Y–Ro-Ro-shipment in the Port of Hamburg, Germany.
RMC8GTH8–making industrial boiler steam power engine generator heat energy water solid fuel fitting yard pressure train ship locomotive
RMEB6BA0–Steam ship Ragtime fitted with a Langley Boiler ( UK) circa 1970s
RF2JAYGJD–Water-tube boiler (Thornycroft boiler), sectional view. Publication of the book 'Meyers Konversations-Lexikon', Volume 2, Leipzig, Germany, 1910
RM2XAJ369–BOILER SHOP AND FOKGK DEPARTMENT. from the Article THE WORK OF THE NAVAL REPAIR SHIP VULCAN. By Gardiner C. Sims and Wm. S. Aldrich. U. S. S. Vulcan the fleet's first repair ship from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XVII 1899 The Engineering Magazine Co
RMCPHTD5–Stokers on a German battle ship
RMHHENB2–Illustration depicting the boiler room aboard the liner 'Atlantic'. Dated 19th Century
RMDRDHMN–Marshall 'Britannia Boiler transported - India
RMD3CH4Y–Hamburg, Germany, on the ship boiler steam icebreaker Stettin
RM2BW8RGB–The stoker of the tramp steamer , ' SS Eston ' shovelling coal into the ship ' s boiler . 1935
RMW5JABJ–Historic ship lift and sign for the Straatman boiler makers in Dordrecht, the Netherlands.
RM2WKCWEG–An old engraving of a marine engine that could be used in a model paddle boat the 1800s. It is from Victorian book of the 1890s on sports, games and pastimes. This steam engine has two pistons (left), connected to a crank shaft supplying the power to each paddle wheel. The boiler (right) would have been heated from below by a small oil lamp to create the steam power. Today compressed gas, such as butane, is often used for model steam boats.
RMW56XT4–Model of a Tubular Boiler, Model of a tubular or pipe boiler with extendable chimney. For the model two doors to the smoke box in the middle and two for the ovens on the sides. The model has ninety-eight fire tubes. On top of the boiler a separate chimney with an extendable part, which is operated with two levers (now defective), and a separate steam hood with a manhole. At the bottom of the boiler model you can see the mud holes for keeping the boiler clean. The connections for the steam pipe and other pipelines have been omitted on the model, Vuurpijl (ship), anonymous, Netherlands, 1853
RM2T52NFY–amphibious assault ship, boiler, burner manХs torch, navy, U.S. Navy, USS Boxer (LHD 4)
RMW7DMNG–Boiler explosion on board HMS 'Britannia', 28th April 1908. Artist: Unknown
RF2C3KNP7–The rusting remains of the boiler and drive shaft of the paddle steamer Shannon. At Yellow rock beach, King Island, Austrlia.
RME0Y613–Nov. 30, 1968 - Oil Leak Cuts Short QE2 Sea Trials - The Traials of the Cunardor Queen Elizabeth 2,65,000 tons, were interrupted yesterday because-oil had sceped into the water system in the boiler room. The ship returned from trials in the Firth of Clyde to her anchorage at Tail-of the-Bank and will re-enter the dry dook at Greenock Division of apper Clyde Shipbuilders, who is aboard the shipobservring the trails, said that the ship had undergone ''Satisfaction trails'' in perfect condions, she had carried cut fast working-up speeds but had not gone Full Ahead'' Over a Moasured Mile
RM2J8T99E–The offshore tug Pietro Micca, built in England in 1895 and still fully operational today, is the oldest steamship, also with sail rigging as a schooner, sailing in the Mediterranean today. Occasionally used in the past by the Italian environmental association Legambiente for its 'Goletta Verde' promotional campaign. Detail of the boiler room
RFB7J003–Rusty Steamship Boiler that has been in this place since the ship wrecked in 1898, Pacific Rim National Park, B.C.
RF2E4KE93–The portable hydraulic riveter invented by Ralph Hart Tweddell facilitated greatly the construction of boilers, bridges and ships, 19th century engraving
RMG0Y2JY–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, rusty remains of the boiler of the 1898 shipwrecked paddle stea
RF2BG2CP3–The engine room of the Bou el Mogdad antique river boat on the Senegal River.
RMCWEYXX–Old Wooden Ships moored at Bluff Harbour, New Zealand
RM2M4R2KY–80-Gun Ship. Model
RMH3AH6H–Boiler room of a German destroyer, 1939
RMATAR4B–Steam Ship Waverley,Oban,Scotland
RM2RGD5BE–Royal Navy - A portable steam boiler for supplied steam to test ship systems during construction, maintenance, at a Royal Navy Ship Yard..
RM2XYEGPT–MACHINE SHOP AND BOILER SHOP, ATLANTIC WORKS, EAST BOSTON, MASS.from the Article THE SHIP-BUILDING YARDS OF THE UNITED STATES. By Waldon Fawcett. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XIX 1900 The Engineering Magazine Co
RF2HKH90M–Close-up of antique steam coal fired boat engine with coal fire to side.
RMW5JADF–Historic ship lift and sign for the Straatman boiler makers in Dordrecht, the Netherlands.
RM2RDY8RT–An old engraving of a tubular (tubulous or sectional pipe) boiler made by David Napier in Scotland in the early 1880s. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. This type of boiler was the ‘haystack’ type, first adapted to marine requirements by Napier in 1842. Napier’s boilers were fitted in a number of early Clyde steamers and were extensively used in small steamships. David Napier (1790–1869) was a Scottish marine engineer. Napier took over the family foundry and established a reputation as one of the best builders of marine engines in Scotland.
RMW56WBR–Model of a Salt-Water Distiller, Model of a distillation apparatus for obtaining drinking water from seawater, placed in the cross section of a ship, on a floorboard. On either side against the ship's wall a condenser is placed above a water box, the condensers have an inlet and outlet through the ship's wall. A pipe system carries the water to a vertical, cylindrical steam boiler in the middle. The pipes are interrupted where they run to other parts of the ship, so that the exact course of the water cannot be reconstructed. The condensers are of the Grant type. 1:10 scale (scale on model
RM2T52NGG–amphibious assault ship, boiler, burner manХs torch, navy, U.S. Navy, USS Boxer (LHD 4)
RMCNJR0A–Boiler telegraph Siemens Halska 1890
RF2C3KNW4–Remains of the Paddle steamer Shannon, King Island, Australia
RMEMJ6TA–Stoker shoveling coal into boiler. Victorian woodcut engraving dated 1890
RMFBK4B4–Old Boiler from the Ship Wreck 'Laura' at Filey Bay, North Yorkshire
RFB7HYYY–Rusty Steamship Boiler that has been in this place since the ship wrecked in 1898, Pacific Rim National Park, B.C.
RMGRMJJ1–stoker shoveling coal into the boiler, steam icebreaker ´Stettin´ on its way from Hamburg to Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
RMDN2CRF–Crew members on a cruise ship.
RMC6BR5F–A Day at the Clyde Steam-boat works: Steam-boiler Making - Vulcan foundry. Engraving from a british magazine printed in 1843.
RF2BKC7T4–A caboose (ship's galley) on HMAS Vampire, an Australian-built Daring class destroyer
RMAAN5KA–Welder welding heavy machinery used in the boiler plant of a ship
RM2B2BCEG–Ship stokers on board a German warship of the Imperial Navy. They had virtually no chance of survival if the ship sank or caught fire. When the German Admiralty proclaimed the last battle against the English in November 1918, the stokers extinguished the fire under the boilers, which started the sailor' mutiny.
RMATAR74–Steam Ship Waverley,Tobermory,Isle of Mull,Scotland
RM2RGBNXP–Merton Hall, cargo ship
RM2Y7H1Y3–CRUISER FRIANT, OF THE FRENCH NAVY, ON WHICH SEVERE TESTS OF THE NICLAUSSE BOILER WERE CARRIED OUT from the Article WATER-TUBE STEAM GENERATORS FOR NAVAL SERVICE. By B. H. Thwaite from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XX 1900 - 1901 The Engineering Magazine Co
RF2D4NJAG–Blue chimney or smokestack on a ship used to expel boiler steam and smoke or engine exhaust
RF2PYXPWJ–This is Boiler Bay, Oregon, named for the boiler of a wrecked steam ship that remained long after the rest of the ship rotted away.
RM2R5E5P0–The yacht La Flamboyante used for experiments on a diesel-fired marine boiler. Old 19th century engraving from La Nature 1887
RMW56XRY–Model of a Tubular Boiler, Model of a tubular or pipe boiler with extendable chimney, painted brown and black. For the model, two doors on the sides to the smoke box and three in the middle for the ovens, with openings for the aspans at the bottom, the back is open. The model has one hundred and seventy-six fire tubes. On top of the boiler a chimney with an extendable part: the fixed part consists of an outer and inner wall, in which the inner pipe is operated with a hoist with two endless screws. The supply to the chimney can be closed with a valve. The connections for the steam pipe
RM2T52NGR–amphibious assault ship, boiler, maintenance, Sailors, spot check, U.S. Navy, USS Kearsarge (LHD 3)
RM2Y7TAA7–INJURED IN BOILER ROOM EXPLOSION DURING LINER'S TRIALS 14 May 1950 With nine injured men on board, the 26,000 ton liner New Australia returned to Southampton after a boiler room explosion had occurred during engine trials. The man had been sprayed with boiling water. The more seriously injured of them were taken ashore on stretchers. The mishap occurred when the ship was about 15 miles south west of St Catherines, Isle of Wight. The New Australia, which is to carry emigrants to Australia has been converted at Southampton from the Monarch of Bermuda, luxury lined badly damaged by fire at H
RF2C3KNR8–The barnacled remains the paddle steamer Shannon. King Island, Australia.
RMCB8NAK–An old rotten boat with the steam boiler still remaining. Bluff, New Zealand.
RMAA327W–Large rusting nuts and bolts of ships boiler plate
RF2JW9GKM–Boiler and machine house at the Henrichenburg boat lift
RMGRMJCG–stoker shoveling coal into the boiler, steam icebreaker ´Stettin´ on its way from Hamburg to Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
RFT89G23–Old Steam Tugboat Boiler. Regensburg Museum of Danube Shipping (Schiffahrtsmuseum). Regensburg, Germany
RMD5FX3C–Welder making boilers for a ship, Combustion Engineering Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. (LOC)
RF2WJKPB4–THE D'ALLEST WATER-TUBE BOILER. from the Article THE STATUS OF THE WATER-TUBE BOILER IN THE AMERICAN MARINE. By Walter M. McFarland. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XIV October 1897 - March 1898 The Engineering Magazine Co
RMAAN5M3–Welder welding heavy machinery used in the boiler plant of a ship
RM2B2BCDY–Ship stokers on board a German warship of the Imperial Navy. They had virtually no chance of survival if the ship sank or caught fire. When the German Admiralty proclaimed the last battle against the English in November 1918, the stokers extinguished the fire under the boilers, which started the sailor' mutiny.