Japanese destroyers' boilers
Posted by:
Marek Twardowski
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Date: June 27, 2003 08:21PM
<HTML>Hello,
How did Japanese WW2 destroyers' boilers behave?
The FUBUKI class boilers delivered 200oC steam at 20 kG/cm2. It seems that up to KAGERO class that did not change much. Then SHIMAKAZE was fitted with 400oC and 40 kG/cm2 boilers.
However SHIMAKAZE class was cancelled, while KAGERO class was continued with traditional boilers.
Did the Japanese encounter boiler problems similar to Germans?
Best regards,
Marek</HTML>
How did Japanese WW2 destroyers' boilers behave?
The FUBUKI class boilers delivered 200oC steam at 20 kG/cm2. It seems that up to KAGERO class that did not change much. Then SHIMAKAZE was fitted with 400oC and 40 kG/cm2 boilers.
However SHIMAKAZE class was cancelled, while KAGERO class was continued with traditional boilers.
Did the Japanese encounter boiler problems similar to Germans?
Best regards,
Marek</HTML>
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Japanese destroyers' boilers
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Marek Twardowski | 06/27/2003 08:21PM |
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Re: Japanese destroyers' boilers
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Brian | 06/28/2003 01:31AM |
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Re: Japanese destroyers' boilers
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Marek Twardowski | 06/28/2003 07:11AM |