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SIR W H ELLIS, W H PATCHELL, SIR R B DIXON, J H GIBSON, SIR J KEMNAL, H E YARROW, C T A HANSSEN, S B DONKIN, R E B CROMPTON, C E STROMEYER, H R SANKEY, P V MCMAHON, A S TRESILIAN, L M JOCKEL, C ERITH, R H PARSON
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1925) 220 (1925): 160–183.
Published: 01 January 1925
... was stopped, the tubes would getoverheatedthrough the presence of scale. That applied to all water-tubeboilers working a t highdutyU. nfortunatelyt,heNavyhadhad considerable experience of that nature. Mr. Hamilton Mr. J. HAMILTOGNIBSON said he would confinheis remarks to the Gibson. question of soot-blowers...
