engine room

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    Engine Room Cousin

    I am posting this here because the engine room of this ship is relevant to the Titanic as it is a reduced size version of the Olympic class propulsion system, was started between the Olympic and the Titanic's launch dates and so makes a good example of H&W's style at that time. On WANTED ON...
  2. A

    Engine Room Secondary Devices

    Hi there, I'm currently building a Titanic model in 1:200 scale which includes a detailed (even if approximate and far from being precise) reproduction of the engine room. There are many secondary devices which I can't identify. I studied the engine room plans and found out a lot of answers...
  3. K

    Engine room catwalk plans

    I'm having a tough time trying to find any detailed plans on the arrangement of the catwalks for both the reciprocating engine room and for the turbine engine room. I'd like to be able to trace the paths to such spaces as the engineer's workshop and the paint stores compartment - both of which...
  4. Cam Houseman

    Boiler and Engine Room Ballast Pumps

    Hi All, I'm doing some research on the pumping systems of the ship. I read Leading Fireman Frederick Barrett's British Testimony, and he said this: 2024. Then what was the next order? - He asked me to lift the manhole plate off. 2025. Where was the manhole plate? - On the starboard side of...
  5. Cam Houseman

    Engine Room Telegraph Communicators

    the top one says -----Head, not sure what the bottom one says
  6. Engine Room catwalks

    Engine Room catwalks

  7. Inside the Engine Room

    Inside the Engine Room

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    Overhead view of engine room

    Does anyone know of an overhead view, preferably color, image of Titanic’s engine room? I am building a detailed kit and want to put the image below decks under the tank room for some added realism. I’ve seen som amazing computer renderings, just not from overhead. Thanks.
  9. Jessie M.

    Chugga chugga woot woot!

    Yes, yes, I know the title is childish but bare with me a moment. :p In two recreations now - Cameron's interpretation and Titanic: Honor and Glory's real-time sinking video - I've noticed a recurring trend... The Titanic, or rather her engines, sound like a Train. Now, as much as I may love...
  10. Jessie M.

    Salt Water, Electrocution, or a Snapped wire?

    So I've been caught between three rather fascinating theories here folks. We all remember the gentlemen from Cameron's film who was down in the engine room towards the end of the film, right? Upon trying to flip one of the switches back on (I'm assuming it was exposed somewhere) he is...
  11. Steven Christian

    Californian's boilers

    For you engineers. I did a search but couldn't find what I was looking for. When the California stopped for the night and around the time when the rockets were observed what state would the California's boilers have been in? Hypothetically if the radio operator was awoken after the rockets were...
  12. A

    Emergency Stop in Engine Room?

    Quite a number of survivors stated the engines stopped suddenly. Others felt a long vibration and thought they were going full astern. Was it possible that the engines did stop suddenly by pulling a lever (as shown in Cameron's Titanic) and would this create an enormous cavitation which...
  13. M

    Few questions about orders

    I have two questions abaut telegraphs orders from bridge. 1. When someone ring STOP to engine room, from the bridge, did engine room and boiler rooms get this order at the same time, or only to engine room and they must pass this order to boiler rooms? 2. How much seconds take pass any order...
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    360 Views of the Olympic class reciprocating room

    Hello, this is my first post here. Thank you for allowing me to participate in your forum. I've spent the last year or so working with the good folks at Titianic-Model.com to create certain technical areas of the Olympic class ships in 3D computer graphics. Certain people were super helpful but...
  15. A

    Removing the Machinery to Lighten the Ship?

    When the Olympic was being repaired in Belfast following her collision with HMS Hawke the Belfast Newsletter said: 'Operations were carried out night and day, in order that the vessel might be ready to resume her place in the White Star fleet at the earliest possible day. It was necessary to...
  16. A

    How did the engine room start to flood before that compartment was submerged?

    For the last 20 minutes of the tragic disaster, and about the Morse code messages sent to nearby ships on April 15th 1912. The last few messages sent to the nearby ships were as follows: "CQD, SOS. MGY (titanic) to all stations. Engine room flooded up to the boilers" And: "CQD, SOS. MGY to all...
  17. A

    Titanic and Olympic Engine Room Damage

    Curious to know if the Titanic suffered the same defects as the Olympic twenty years later when serious fractures were discovered inside the Olympic's engine room. At first they thought it was minor and the Olympic would only miss one voyage, but then they discovered it was very serious and...
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    Exact locations of the boiler rooms and the engine room

    Looking at the Encyclopedia Titanica blueprints, it seems like the boilers are on the Orlop Deck and the Engine and Turbine room is on the Tank Top Deck. However, I was told the boiler rooms and the engine and turbine room are all on the Tank Top Deck. Who is right, or am I just reading the...
  19. K

    Engine Room Casing

    What is meant by engine room casing in the blueprints. It goes all the way from the boat deck down to the engine room.
  20. K

    In the Aft Engine Room

    Various random views throughout Queen Mary's last remaining engineering spaces, from the Starting Platform through Shaft Alley (no jokes please...)to the rudder turning gear and emergency steering station http://travel.webshots.com/album/570375534ZSMqTt
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