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USS Monitor's Condenser
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NOAA's Monitor National Marine Sanctuary
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Recovered from USS Monitor‘s wreck site in 2001, the condenser is a jet injection type that was common for the period. Steam was piped from the engine to the condenser where it was turned back into water for reuse in the engine system. Essentially, this object made the engine run more effeciently.

When viewing this artifact, remember that it (like many other large artifacts in our collection) is upside down because the ship landed inverted on the ocean floor. Therefore, the jutting beam at the top of the condenser would have been a support beam securing the machine to the ship’s floor.

Courtesy of The Mariners’ Museum and Park.

Please email tgutshall@marinersmuseum.org for more details.

Published 5 years ago
Apr 4th 2017
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