starboard boiler造句

• On 10 December 1920 while she was in Fremantle her starboard boiler sprang a leak.
• The double-ender was damaged by the collision and by a shot from the ram which hit her starboard boiler.
• On February 24, 1830, as the " Helen McGragor " prepared to pull away from the Memphis waterfront, the starboard boiler blew.
• He had just completed a tour of the starboard boiler room when a steam pipe burst, instantly killing two officers and wounding ten others, three fatally.
• Not long after departing from St . Inigoes Creek, St . Mary's County, Maryland, her engineers, against all orders, began supplying steam to the starboard boiler.
• At 06 : 00 her list had increased to 20 degrees after the starboard boiler room flooded, at which point the valves of the port trimming tanks rose above the waterline and became ineffective.
• On 1 April 1884 the starboard boiler blew out while the " Herald " was waiting to bring in a sailing ship about 400 yards from North Head causing the vessel to sink.
• While passing the fort, " Oneida " had her starboard boiler disabled by a shell hit and her crew was attempting to reroute her steam to both engines when she was engaged by " Tennessee " at a range of.
• Just as " Richmond " made the turn in the river north of Port Hudson, a 6.4-inch ( 163 mm . ) solid conical shot tore through the starboard side, smashing both port and starboard boiler safety valves.
• Fifteen men of her crew were killed in this incident, which left the destroyer temporarily dead in the water, the whaleboat torn to pieces, her anti-aircraft guns, searchlight tower and torpedo launchers smashed by the explosion, her starboard boiler and port engine out of action.
• Moments later " Clifton ", coming to her aid with a towline, was struck in her starboard boiler; seven men were killed by scalding steam . " John P . Jackson " quickly lowered her boats to save a number of other men who had been forced overboard by the steam.
• At about 4 : 30 am while " Herald " was lying hove to between and from North Head in the calm of the early morning, the starboard boiler suddenly burst ( believed to be at the bottom of the boiler forcing the bottom of the vessel out ) and filled the vessel with steam, canting the vessel over.
• "Alabama " s heavy ordnance were one Blakely Patent 7-inch 100-pounder shell rifle mounted on a pivot carriage forward and one 68-pounder smoothbore similarly mounted aft . The Blakely 7-inch 100-pounder was found beside its pivot carriage, atop the forward starboard boiler; this was the first cannon recovered from " Alabama ".