B. Combustion chamber
C. There are 2 revolutions of the crankshaft for every cycle.
D. Turboshaft
D. 3.0 to 1
A. High total dissolved solid content and foaming in the drum
B. Inability to maintain or correct high feedwater temparature
C. Low pH boiler water value
D. Uncontrolled fluctuating deaerator water level
A. High total dissolved solid content and foaming in the drum
A. Split-version gas turbine
D. Burned in the boilers
D. Water-tube boilers are more effecient and generally contain less water than fire-tube boiler. They are prone to major damage when run dry during operation.
C. A restricted exhaust manifold.
D. Heat exchanger.
A. Coupling of a reduction gear box.
A. Crankshaft