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danzig70 08-06-13 09:18 AM

German Navy Refueling at Sea
 
Does anyone know the fuel transfer rate the Kriegsmarine achieved using the astern fueling method? I found a document at uboatarchive concerning supply ships but there was no mention of hose diameter or transfer rate. At HyperWar, Gray Steel and Black Oil, it states the US found they could only transfer 16,000 gal/hr (~51 tons/hr) using that method. Thanks.

kranz 08-06-13 09:30 AM

30-35 tonnes per hour.
13-20 tonnes on average.

(John F.White - U Boat Tankers 1941-45. Submarine Suppliers to Atlantic Wolf Packs)

danzig70 08-06-13 10:14 AM

Are those figures for refueling ships or submarines? I'm looking for ship refueling.

kranz 08-06-13 12:21 PM

Ah...ok. You were looking for 'ships data' on uboatarchive...
makes perfect sense.

these figures are for uboats.
milk cow -----> uboat.

danzig70 08-06-13 08:36 PM

No, I wasn't. You misunderstood.

kranz 08-07-13 02:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by danzig70 (Post 2096226)
No, I wasn't. You misunderstood.

since I've got nothing better to do I'll take this bait.

Only a few people on this forum have a crystal ball and can read in the minds of those who make ambiguous posts.
Unfortunately I'm not one of them.
Your first post doesn't specify whether you are asking for naval ships or submarines.
Yet, it's kept in a typical 'US tone' - 'make a ridiculous post, blame others for 'misunderstanding it'.

No, I didn't misunderstand it. You didn't specify what you meant.

danzig70 08-07-13 01:52 PM

Well, sorry for the confusion. Thanks for the information on uboat refueling. :up:


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