Noun:

કોલસા અવરોધ,

coal bunker's Usage Examples:

On 28 August 1939 the slipped out of Lyttelton Harbour (New Zealand) on 28 August 1939, on the eve of war, ostensibly for Port Kembla, New South Wales, where she was to have filled her coal bunkers for the homeward passage to Europe.

tenders with built-up sides to the coal bunker, to increase the coal capacity.

Early versions of the built-up coal bunker sides were in the form of a slatted.

The cylinders of the rear power unit discharged their exhaust steam up a chimney mounted in the coal bunker to the rear of the cab, while the.

Objects included barns, water towers, coal tipples, cooling towers, grain elevators, coal bunkers, coke ovens, oil refineries.

unfortunate side effects, including a lower center of gravity, higher metacentric height, and the loss of coal bunkers, which were employed as part of.

The larger tender layout was derived from the similar design for the WD Austerity 2-8-0, with the coal bunker inset above the water tank to improve visibility when running backwards.

If too much coal built up on one side of a coal bunker, the ship would actually list to that side.

capacity of 2,855 imperial gallons (13,000 litres), but with different coal bunker capacities and different axle loads.

4202 - 4221, which had both top feed boilers and curved upper bodies to their coal bunkers to provide 3.

different coal bunker top design.

the coal bunker mounted on a rigid extension of the locomotive’s main frame and with the pivoting rear engine unit positioned beneath the coal bunker.

As was done with the tenders of the Classes S and S1 shunting locomotives, the top sides of the coal bunker were scalloped.

Synonyms:

jet, pitchy, achromatic, sooty, jet-black, neutral,

Antonyms:

chromatic, nonadhesive, colorful, clean, subjective,