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A US Naval Academy textbook, Naval Auxiliary Machinery, revised 1949 and reprinted 1950 (copyright United States Naval Institute), prepared for midshipmen. The preface is signed by Captain C. S. Seabring, Head of the Department of Marine Engineering. It covers piping and valves, packing and insulation, pumps, blowers, heat exchangers, condensers, distilling plants, feed, fuel, refrigeration and compressed air systems, instruments, deck machinery and fire-fighting. Chapter 2 describes asbestos insulation, pads, blankets, tapes, packing and gaskets. Johns-Manville is among the manufacturers thanked.
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- United States Naval Institute
- Date
- 1950
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“Naval Auxiliary Machinery.” 1950. United States Naval Institute. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/books/naval-auxiliary-machinery-1950.
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