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Beginner Steam Theories in Marine Boilers
This free online engineering course takes you inside marine boilers as we examine their components to see how they produce steam. We examine ‘D-type’ boilers, the function of various components, boiler mountings and the combination of important modes of steam engine heat transfer. Steam once drove the Industrial Revolution and remains an important source of energy so sign up to improve your understanding of its thermodynamic cycles.
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Beginner Steam Theories in Marine Boilers
This free online engineering course explains the internal workings and use of marine boilers in steam production.
This free online engineering course takes you inside marine boilers as we examine their components to see how they produce steam. We examine ‘D-type’ boilers, the function of various components, boiler mountings and the combination of important modes of steam engine heat transfer. Steam once drove the Industrial Revolution and remains an important source of energy so sign up to improve your understanding of its thermodynamic cycles.
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Steam Theory and Main Boilers
In this module, you will be introduced to the steam theory, as well as the heat transfer and properties of the fluid. You will also be introduced to the steam engine thermodynamic cycle, as well as the main boilers features and the principles of boiler design.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Steam Theory
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3.Steam Engine Thermodynamic Cycles
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4.Main Boilers
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5.High Pressure Water Tube Boiler
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6.Lesson Summary
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Double Evaporation Boiler
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