Re:The Titanic Was on Fire for Days Before the Iceberg Hit
by userbinator on Thursday December 13, 2018 @08:09AM
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That part didn't really make sense to me either. I believe there's a throttle valve leading to the engines, and there are relief valves to vent excess steam. It might be that those valves aren't meant to operate continuously, however.
I suppose a visit to archive.org's collection of old steamship books could yield a definitive answer.
I suppose a visit to archive.org's collection of old steamship books could yield a definitive answer.