firebox

Converse of object

• curve: Shown here in chrome with a curved back silver firebox, which is also available in black.
• have: In addition to our main firebox we also have a secondary redundancy firebox to ensure maximum protection.
• include: Its long overhaul began in 1986 and included a new steel firebox.
• fill: The mother built the fire, the children kept the firebox filled, and the father cut the firewood.
• raise: They had 16 " x 24 " cylinders, 6ft diameter driving wheels, domeless boilers and raised firebox.

Adjective modifier

• inner: The fuel is burned on the grate of the inner firebox.
• outer: The boiler is prepared for patches to be applied over the shoulders of the outer firebox.
• new: The boiler was sent away some time ago for overhaul, which has included the fitting of a brand new firebox.
• large: Try to find a large firebox, don't bother with.. .
• wide: In addition Riddles added a wide firebox ( similar to those he later fitted to the large BR Standards ).
• long: As can be seen in the photograph, the engine has a very large extra long firebox.

Modifies a noun

• tubeplate: All the tubes have been expanded in the firebox tubeplate end.
• cladding: Leon Salter rolls out the metal to make a new firebox cladding band.
• stays: Some firebox stays are also weeping, which are also being attended to.
• crown: Firebox crown The metal plate making up the top surface of the inner part of a firebox.
• plate: The new firebox wrapper plate has been removed for drilling following its test fitting.
• volume: On such small locomotives retaining the maximum firebox volume is crucial to the use of steel is very important.

Noun used with modifier

• copper: The boiler will need to be removed; the copper firebox will also need to have new stays.
• steel: To reduce weight and cost, a welded steel firebox was fitted, as was then common practice in America and Europe.
• locomotive: The steam locomotive firebox can be adapted to burn more or less any commodity cleanly.