- A
fire-
tube boiler is a type of
boiler invented in 1828 by Marc Seguin, in
which hot
gases p**** from a
fire through one or more
tubes running through...
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boiler (also
spelled water-
tube and
water tube) is a type of
boiler in
which water circulates in
tubes heated externally by
fire. Fuel is
burned inside the...
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horizontal boiler into
which was
incorporated a
single fire tube, at one end of
which was
placed the
fire grate. The gas flow was then
reversed into a p****age...
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firebox are
pulled through a rack of
tubes running through the boiler. In the
standard steam locomotive fire-
tube boiler, the
firebox is
surrounded by...
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boiler With one or two
large flues—an
early type or
forerunner of
fire-
tube boiler.
fire-
tube boiler Here,
water partially fills a
boiler barrel with a small...
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horizontal fire-
tubes is a type of
small vertical boiler, used to
generate steam for
small machinery. It is
characterised by
having many
narrow fire-
tubes, running...
- 1.72 MPa). The UHP and HP
boilers were of a water-
tube design,
while the LP
boiler was a
fire-
tube boiler typical for
steam locomotives. The LP cylinders...
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vertical fire-
tube boiler or
vertical multitubular boiler is a
vertical boiler where the
heating surface is
composed of
multiple small fire-
tubes, arranged...
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refers to the
tube or
cylinder of a
naphtha projector (flamethrower), then
after the
invention of
gunpowder it
meant the
tube of
fire lances, and eventually...
- of the
earlier and more
ambiguous term huǒtǒng (
fire tube; 火筒),
which may
refer to the
tubes of
fire lances, proto-cannons, or
signal flares. Hand cannons...
