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Soheb
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Boiler Designs

05/02/2008 12:18 AM

Can anybody suggest the the design standard and procedure to be followed for designing Hot structures of Boiler, namely, Buckstay, Tie Plate, Hangers, Ducting, membrane wall rigidity.

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05/02/2008 2:08 AM

I found that my Kempes books pre 1930 have all that info, otherwise you'll have to buy the standards, you will probably have to do that anyway to get the thing registered.

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05/03/2008 8:56 AM

<Kempes books pre 1930>

Could we rummage 'Ye olde techbook shoppes' --for a last longing look at these sleeping beauties ?

What do we look for- Title/Author/Publisher- I mean--

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05/03/2008 5:43 PM

Shop around there are a lot of green house that used boilers at one time and switched to gas but the kept the boilers. Some will need fieboxes and rodding.

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