Sentence examples for ship boilers from inspiring English sources

Marine Spares International and Tamco Mechanical, two allied businesses in Red Hook that repair ship boilers and pumps, had to replace much of their heavy precision machinery and are only now at 60 percent of usual production, said Jim Tampakis, an owner.

Both Ni and V are present at relatively high concentrations in residual oil combustion effluents from oil-fired power plants and/or ocean-going ship boilers consuming high-S fuel when operating in or near port cities.

After refits in the early 1890s, the ships' boilers were replaced with newer, more efficient models; Blitz received eight transverse cylindrical boilers, while Pfeil had eight cylindrical boilers installed.

Steel is not a glamorous business, and Mr. Mittal's recent acquisitions have focused on its least glamorous end, producing mainly what steel makers call "flat products," steel plates and beams used in ships ships and boilers, heavy-duty construction and lower-quality rolled metal for consumer goods like washing machines and lower-quality cars like Romania's own Dacia.

The problem was solved in 1951, when the British first tested an effective catapult driven by steam from a ship's boilers.

Back came a reply from the English firm: they had not thought it necessary to ship the boilers in separate vessels, but they had painted them different colors.

The ship's boilers had a working pressure of 60 psi.

To accommodate additional training crews, four of the ship's boilers were removed.

In another open display of dissent, the ship's boilers had been tampered with by one of the crew.

The ship's boilers were so troublesome that she was decommissioned in 1904 after only a single foreign deployment.

The ship's boilers were replaced by new cylindrical ones that had a working pressure of and John Ericsson reached 8.17 kn on sea trials on 14 May 1901.