[TheRealVille]

My opinion is based on first hand knowledge. There is about as much difference between the various industrial plants as there is between chevys and fords. I've been in on the construction of a nuclear power plant, a steel mill, an electric steel mill, two oil refineries, a petro chemical plant, a coke producing plant, a sanitation facility, a hydroelectrical generating station, a coal liquification facility and various and sundry other industrial projects. And whether you like it or not, I've been involved in more than a few maintenance shut downs. Pipes are pipes, valves are valves, machinery is machinery, vessels are vessels, heaters are heaters and boilers are boilers, and, FWIW, it isn't easy to replace reactors or vessels or heaters, but it's done every darn day. I worked with my tools and I ran entire projects. I'm qualified to speak to this issue alright. My posts are correct and have been made from an informed position. Now, it's your turn to spin, like you do everything else.

Was I talking to you, or Wideright? Explain how you would replace a coal fired boiler in a power house. One that covers at least 5-6 stories high in said plant.