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Fig. 7
Plan of Machinery and Boiler-rooms of Destroyer

A Refrigerating plant
B Plummer-block
C Thrust-block
D Fire- and bilge-pump
E Lubricating-oil cooler
F Main gear-case
G Evaporator
H Lubricating-oil drain tanks
I Forced lubrication pumps
J H.P. turbine
K Fire- and bilge-pump
L Auxiliary circulation pump
M Air-compressor
N Cruising gear-case
O Cruising turbine
P Turbo-circulating pump
Q L.P. turbine
R Air ejectors
S Turbo-extractor pumps
T Motor-driven extractor-pump
U Turbo-feed pumps
V Auxiliary feed-pump
W Surface feed-water heater
X Yarrow-Terry fan
Y Surface feed-water heater
Z Hand oil-fuel pump
A' Oil-fuel heaters
B' Oil-fuel pumps
C' Yarrow-Terry fans
D' Distiller
E' Lubricating-oil pump
F' Distiller pump
G' Thrust-block
H' Main gear-case
I' Plummer-block
J' Turbo-generator
K' L.P. turbine
L' Drain cooler auxiliary condenser
M' H.P. turbine
N' Cruising gear-case
O' Cruising turbine
P' Reserve feed-tank
Q' Turbo-circulating pump
R' Air-compressor
S' Yarrow-Terry fan
T' Oil-fuel pump
U' Oil-fuel heaters
V' Hand oil-fuel pump
W' Surface feed-water heater
X' Auxiliary feed-pumps
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Source Scan from Burgess, Malcolm William (1936) Warships To-day, London: Oxford University Press, pp. p. 60−61,fig. 7
Author Andy Dingley (scanner)
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