It weighs more than 762000. Try 1.2 million pounds

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Worthless video....mostly just talking

Fantastic work Jude.

Great video! Would love to hear ,ore about excess air!!

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Very Clear about the selection of UV & IR Detectors. Thanks.

Very clear about selection of UV & IR detectors. Thanks.

Congrats on the Chanel guys very helpful for people getting their first job on the field

Could that be purchased and if so what is the cost?

Wow, it just doesn’t seem workable

What is styrofoam made from and it is bad for the environment and trees

They talk about Tea boiler

Another note.... my dad had several steam cards over the years. He was very meticulous about the restoration of each of them. If he could not find the original parts, he would have them made from scratch. He was so into boilers, he restore the boiler heating system in our 1908 American Foursquare house that was about 4,000 sq ft. The holding tank for the water was as big as a small swimming pool, and was located in sort of the basement part of a fruit shed behind our house. I never understood why he wouldn't let me go swimming in that pool!

I grew up in this car! My dad was Richard Hempel and Howard Hughes was his idol. My dad got the car after a series of trades with Bill Harrah. I can attest to the 600,000 miles and how fast it went. My mom would get mad at him when he drove us kids too fast, but one time we did get up to 98 mph. He was pushing for a 100 mph , but he got nervous because it was shaking so much. Quite frankly, it scared me too We personally added many of the 600,000 miles. We did tours all across the United States. When we moved from Missouri to Idaho, my dad drove the car out. While I'm not well versed in the mechanics, I can maybe answer other questions about the car's history. Such fun memories! That rumble seat was huge and the boiler was right at our feet. When we toured northern Idaho in the fall, it was literally freezing cold and my friends and I would sleep under my mom's super heavy antique wool blankets that felt more like rugs. They were adorned with animals that had marble eyes and my dad was always worried I would scratch the paint with those marbles, lol.

The mysterious 1800's!

Hand drilling required the drill holder to rotate the drill by hand as well as clear debris periodically. It's not like driving a big-ass nail into solid rock.

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Just purchase and install new valves. Best practice

I'm just getting into this field as I just took a position at my local University which uses 600 lb steam to drive the turbines which power the chillers as well as various generators. It was great to find a video so informative. Thank you.

Good video. Thank you. What is secondary air?

Is there a best make up air temperature?

so sad that a year ago there no new comments , so important for our world, still waiting for information on the community machine thank you ,love

PLEASE send me tell me contact for the community machine ,Thank you

Unravel that stuff in the sun and you will see....

What year did McDonnell Miller go away from Mercury in their 150HD? I just received my 7B Switches I ordered last week. No body can beat the availability and price by Ware on McDonnell Miller and many more Brands. ANYTHING STEAM !!!! It's the customer service that brings me back. Great people

A dirty water dog has had cumin vinager onion sometimes garlic added to the water. Unless you season the water it is just a boiled hotdog.

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I can make a faster one by just making a steam rocket car

Sigh Barber Nichols Steaming Demon 144mph SCTA measured

Jeez Louise WHITE STEAM CARS!!! Condensers from 1905, 5 minute start up, ditto SERPOLLET, Do some basic research. Besler picked up the Doble remains after it went bankrupt. It never went 132mph That's just recent days BS repeated by idiots.

U get more out of the system heating mineral oil transferred to sand for storage and then heat the water to steam. The oil can go to many times the temperature of water. It has capability to store the heat for night use. Seems like a no brainer

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Go steam.

We just had a Mini Mk8 installed on one of our 2 boilers. Im glad to hear that this is the latest model. These are 1960's boilers built for diesel and heavy oil, been converted to natural gas and run hvac heating water and dhw calorifiers. They have water tubes at the end of the flame tube and fire tubes on the 2nd pass. I'm thinking about fitting Turbulators to the fire tubes. I built and fitted barometric dampers for both stacks, the flaps are 12 inches in diameter. The exhaust stacks are 15 storeys high and the building is located in a very windy spot. I'm trying to figure out how to get free heating for the burner intake air.

Burner tech is so important. Thanks for the info!

Great information!

Live steam is hot.

Hi what certificates i need to start a boiler repair business

Which threading die brand is that need one

The traditional valve setup that was shown had a regulator upstream of the valves meaning that if installed in the same situation that the gas pressure applied to the valves would be lower. A reason why the Siemens valve installation as shown can be a lot smaller than the traditional setup shown is that the gas pressure to the valves would be higher, therefore you can get the same gas flow rate through a smaller valve.

Since air is more dense in the winters, do you have the louvers slightly open, compared to the summer they would be fully open? How would you determine how much you should close the louvers for the winter and still maintain enough air for proper combustion?

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"No ketchup" You probably think there's only one way to skin a cat too

Why is it so expensive to launch the airplane?

White liqour burns your skin off green makes you itchy and black just hits if it’s hot

Could you please elaborate on this. A full video explaining this entire process would help us. Thank you.

Could you elaborate, please make a full video on this. Thank you

Thanks algorithm! Not the info I wanted but the info I needed.

Lockout 35 Internal fault. What we do