(নটিক্যাল

Noun:

পোতমধ্যস্থ অগ্নিকুণ্ড,

stokeholds's Usage Examples:

TB 13 was badly holed, with her engine rooms and stokeholds flooded, and was brought into Portsmouth by the torpedo boat TB 20 and.

a number of accidents, frequently boiler fires related to the wooden stokeholds.

single-ended cylindrical Scotch boilers, placed in pairs back to back in two stokeholds, and fitted for burning either oil or coal.

resulted from flaws in her design (most significantly the fact that their stokeholds were wooden).

demand for men who were prepared to work in the hot, dirty and dangerous stokeholds of the new coal-fired steamers.

The hole was right at the bulkhead between the fore and aft stokeholds (boiler rooms) and both instantly flooded, killing most of the crewmen.

Some of her stokeholds flooded, causing her to list about ten degrees to starboard, but counter-flooding.

commander in February 1909 and was damaged by an explosion in one of her stokeholds on 2 July.

difficulty experienced in maintaining steam from want of draught in the stokeholds.

with transverse mahogany frames, though the rear and side walls of the stokeholds were iron.

No water entered the stokeholds or engine rooms.

two boilers simultaneously, and only two boiler rooms, also known as stokeholds, were required.

prompt action in helping to extinguish fires which had broken out in the stokeholds of two patrol vessels fitting out.

cylindrical boilers, arranged to work under forced draught with closed stokeholds.

stokeholds's Meaning':

(nautical