Why does nobody talk about how a tube sheet leak on a 30 year old boiler can teach you more than any textbook
Last Tuesday at the plant in Gary I found a pinhole leak on the tube sheet of unit 3 that every guy on the crew swore was just condensation, and after 4 hours of chasing my tail I learned more about water chemistry and stress cracking than I ever did in class, so does anyone else think the old junkers teach you more than the shiny new builds?