[DOC] [TLE] Marine propulsion - Wikipedia [PAR] Marine propulsion is the mechanism or system used to generate thrust to move a 
ship or boat across water. ... Marine steam engines were the first mechanical 
engines used in marine propulsion, however they have .... waste heat from a gas 
turbine exhaust is utilized to boil water and create steam for driving a steam 
turbine. [DOC] [TLE] Boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion - Wikipedia [PAR] A boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion is an explosion caused by the rupture 
of a vessel ... By reducing the pressure the water will boil even at room 
temperature. ... due to fire, a BLEVE can occur even with a non-flammable 
substance such as water ... and therefore is not usually considered a type of 
chemical explosion. [DOC] [TLE] How are torpedoes propelled under water, if internal combustion ... [PAR] The Mark 46 and Mark 54 use the same powerplant, which is basically a rocket. (
It burns a ... How are torpedoes propelled under water, if internal combustion 
engines need air to operate? I know how ... How efficient are each type of 
torpedo engine compared to each other? ... Fire needs three things: heat, fuel, 
and oxygen. [DOC] [TLE] How do heat engines work? - Explain that Stuff [PAR] Jul 4, 2016 ... There are two main types of heat engines: external combustion and ... A steam 
engine is a good example: there's a coal fire at one end that heats water to .... 
superheated (so it's above its usual boiling point of 100C) and then... [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 5: Thermodynamics -- Building simple heat engines [PAR] Build a simple heat engine. ... for fine work in printed circuit boards aren't good for 
the kind of plumbing we are doing. ... Now fill the can with water, tighten the lid 
firmly, and light the Sterno to boil the water in the steam engine. ... and yet it can 
propel it's little boat easily across the largest swimming pool or quiet duck pond. [DOC] [TLE] Patent US8944173 - Apparatus and method of extinguishing a fire ... [PAR] Feb 3, 2015 ... The material can be water or other fire suppressant material to ... in the ejection 
chamber to boil rapidly within the ejection chamber, the neck ..... 5 illustrates a 
combustion engine incorporating an embodiment of the present invention; ..... of 
the present invention can be used to propel other types of vehicle. [DOC] [TLE] Energy: Scientific Principles [PAR] We can only take different types materials in which energy is stored, change their 
... The energy left over from forming CO2 and H2O propel these molecules to ... 
The thermal energy is converted to mechanical energy to make the engine run. 
.... The combustion of methane to carbon dioxide and water is represented by the
... [DOC] [TLE] Homemade rocket with rocket fuel and engine - Instructables [PAR] I also made the fuel and the engine. All is made from the ... then try a bottle rocket
. They run on water but they are not as fantastic as a fire propelled rocket. [DOC] [TLE] how putt putt steam engines work - Science Toy Maker [PAR] And instead of just ejecting the water until the boiler is dry--as intuition seems ... 
Both popcorn and the putt putt engines employ violent expansions of steam, yet 
... can flash boil those small droplets of water almost instantly, and they expand 
.... two of the flame to blow it out (I am not suggesting you breath fire to try this out)
. [DOC] [TLE] Final Exam with Answers - How Things Work [PAR] Dec 9, 1996 ... (C) the steam condenses to liquid water and releases an enormous .... on which 
to push and would be unable to propel itself upward after it left the launch pad 
area. .... (A) only conduction carries heat downward toward the fire fighter and ..... 
much hotter than 100 C, water's boiling temperature, for the water... [DOC] [TLE] Engineering Branch Training [PAR] To propel the ship through the water a propeller is used at the stern. ... Some of 
the heat from the fire is now in the steam, which is led to the cylinder of the

Question: With fire, water is boiled to propel this type of engine
Answer: steam engine