stoker

Converse of object

• fire: His activities ranged from stoker fired plant and fluidized beds to supercritical boilers and gasification.
• become: When war broke out he joined the Royal Navy and became a stoker on HMS Dunedin.

Preposition: on

• ship: Jobs between periods of imprisonment include stoker on ships to Holland and South America.

Adjective modifier

• mechanical: These are fitted with Green's economizers and Meldrum's mechanical stokers.
• young: Next came my training partner Dickie Bird and a fit young stoker going through for clearance diver.
• African: They sailed after a couple of days. " Our three African stokers looked more like Red Indians!
• other: I quickly remedied this point, informing him of the whereabouts of other stokers.

Modifies a noun

• trough: This hopper fed coal from the bunker above into the underfeed stoker trough via the hatch shown.
• boiler: Emissions and residues The emissions of SO2 from a stoker boiler will depend on the sulfur content of the coal.

Noun used with modifier

• underfeed: Starting at the coal bunker the base was modified with the construction of a hopper to feed the trough of the underfeed stoker.
• boiler: This was basically a bunker to boiler stoker but with the pick up screw capable of being angled through 180 degrees.
• coal: The inspector went to Park Parade Station and there found the defendant, who was a coal stoker.
• gas: He was 37 years of age, and was a gas stoker.
• engine: On the 14th inst. , at Norton, the wife of Mr Stephen WILSON, engine stoker, of a daughter.
• child: We bought the child stoker set: smaller saddle, longer handlebar stem and crank shorteners and fitted our own child size pedals.