monotube boiler

The initial monotube boiler design was perfected into the "American" type.

A Flash boiler is a particular type of low-water-content monotube boiler.

Drysdale engine, oil fired stainless steel monotube boiler, genuine Kitchen rudder reverse gear.

Some writers use the term interchangeably with monotube boiler and there is even use of the term semi-flash boiler.

Sentinel recruited the American steam car developer Abner Doble to develop an advanced monotube boiler for them.

As was commonly used on single-pass spiral monotube boilers, the burner output was regulated instead with the fuel valve and the boiler responded quickly enough for this to be sufficient.

There seem to have been at least two versions of this boiler, the first with the burner and combustion chamber at the bottom, the other with them at the top of the casing; we can already see the thinking that led to the subsequent counterflow monotube boiler arrangement.