I don’t think you understand how steam turbines works. Not really ICE in the sense it doesn’t move reciprocating mass but boilers does combust fuel to heat up water.Technically not "internal combustion engines" since they are steam turbines
I don’t think you understand how steam turbines works. Not really ICE in the sense it doesn’t move reciprocating mass but boilers does combust fuel to heat up water.Technically not "internal combustion engines" since they are steam turbines
I don’t think you understand how steam turbines works. Not really ICE in the sense it doesn’t move reciprocating mass but boilers does combust fuel to heat up water.
You are correct Fujian is a steam turbine so it is an external combustion engineTechnically not "internal combustion engines" since they are steam turbines
Why does the Type 003 have 8 boilers rated at about 30,000 hp each?I don’t think you understand how steam turbines works. Not really ICE in the sense it doesn’t move reciprocating mass but boilers does combust fuel to heat up water.
If you are from US, I expect you being aware that USS Kitty Hawk also had 8 boilers driving 4 shafts. The Soviet chose 8 boilers 4 shafts too. So there must be a technical reason for this configuration of this sized ship.Why does the Type 003 have 8 boilers rated at about 30,000 hp each?
Why not 4 boilers rated at 60,000 hp
Why not 2 boilers rated at 120,000 hp
I always thought it would be more convenient to have 4 boilers since there are 4 steam turbines, one for each.
Anyways I'm sure the PLAN have their reasons.