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Marine (Scotch) Boiler

Single ended Scotch or Marine boilers up to 9' diameter usually have one furnace; from 9 to 12 feet diameter, two furnaces; from 12 to 15 feet diameter three furnaces; and above 15 feet, four furnaces.
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Source Scan from Bentley (1918) Sketches of Engine and Machine Details, London, pp. p. 108
Author Andy Dingley (scanner)
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