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George William Kessler
George William Kessler
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From 1938 until his retirement, George Kessler was associated with every major advance in marine steam ~eneration; in many cases, he initiated these advances. a He contributed significantly to the boiler designs that resulted in the highly efficient U.S.
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His paper on furnace explosions and their prevention, which was published in 1961, gave him wide recognition as an authority on boiler control and safety. As a result, he served on a number of technical and research committees, including those of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Shipbuilders Council of America, the American Standards Association, the National Academy of Sciences, the Metals Properties Council of the Engineering Foundation, and the Welding Research Council.
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On July 2S, ~95 I, Kessler married Alice Maxwell, who died January 26, 1973. The couple is survived by two chilctren, Juclith Kessler Green and Dr.
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