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| The steam | engine was later replaced by an oil engine. |
| The steam | engine was a Cornish engine a Beam engine, typical fo |
| steam | engine and boiler) in each crane. |
| The pumping station steam | engine house |
| A steam | engine was also installed. |
| Japan's first steam | engine, manufactured in 1853 by Hisashige Tanaka |
| The modern steam | engine was invented by Richard Trevithick. |
| They made their first steam | engine in 1819. |
| This was based on a successful steam | engine design. |
| museum building contains "the stationary steam | engine collection. |
| wind until 1952, assisted latterly by a steam | engine, then an oil engine. |
| Stirling and his brother James convert a steam | engine at a Dundee factory to operate as a Stirling e |
| ictions led to the very earliest form of steam | engine used for power generation rather than pumping, |
| ey person in the invention of the Sybill steam | engine, which became the first non-man-powered fire e |
| The embassy demonstrated a steam | engine, which led to the first recorded attempts at m |
| 27 feet was added to house the cast iron steam | engine and sugar cane crushing machinery. |
| to have a railroad track with a working steam | engine and electric engine that visitors could ride o |
| Tamar was dual-powered with masts and a steam | engine, giving a speed of 12 knots. |
| The mill was worked by a portable steam | engine until 1937. |
| Sissons triple-expansion steam | engine and coal-fired Scotch boiler, as installed in |
| mmercially working open crank stationary steam | engine in the UK. |
| Horizontal steam | engine for driving the line shafting in the mill. |
| A vertical steam | engine drove a DC generator and also the hotel laundr |
| A steam | engine built to James Watt's patent in 1848 at Freibe |
| tion restaurant at Althen with departing steam | engine, around 1837 |
| In 1924/25 a steam | engine was procured from Hanomag in Hanover. |
| exhibit in the museum, the third oldest steam | engine in the world. |
| chinery featured a 60 horsepower (45 kW) steam | engine fed by five boilers. |
| s awarded UK patent number 3,799 for his steam | engine design. |
| The last steam | engine was taken out of service in 1971. |
| h was powered by a horizontal stationary steam | engine, using coal dug at local pits. |
| e joined up, Peachment was an apprentice steam | engine maker in Bury, Lancashire. |
| Henry Corliss - Inventor of the Corliss steam | engine grew up in Greenwich. |
| 2 July - Thomas Savery patents a steam | engine capable of pumping water from mines. |
| horizontal two-cylinder single expansion steam | engine powered the ship. |
| The house sports a weather vane with a steam | engine finial. |
| 1815), the first marine steam | engine company in New York City, and later Howell Wor |
| s an English engineer who designed small steam | engine models. |
| ment extends James Watt's patent for the steam | engine to the year 1800. |
| steam train operators might hold a spare steam | engine at a terminus fired up, as starting an engine |
| The oldest working steam | engine, built here, is the Smethwick Engine built to |
| nitially investigating the purchase of a steam | engine from the Birmingham firm of Boulton and Watt, |
| At some stage there was also a steam | engine which helped powere a fourth set of stones. |
| By 1800 a steam | engine was used to carry out the grinding and polishi |
| A steam | engine, covered wagons, coaches, old-fashioned trucks |
| The Caprotti valve gear is a type of steam | engine valve gear invented by the Italian Arturo Capr |
| '-shaped hull made it difficult to add a steam | engine and boilers and to store coal. |
| nificant as the location where the first steam | engine in Minnesota was built (1860). |
| gh fountain in the centre, operated by a steam | engine, was one of the marvels of the age. |
| This was supplemented by a steam | engine for times when the waterwheel failed to provid |
| 2-cylinder horizontal compound expansion steam | engine driving a single screw, produced by Hawthorn L |
| A 6 horsepower (4.5 kW) steam | engine had been installed to supply auxiliary power b |
| rizontal three-cylinder single-expansion steam | engine built by AG Vulcan in Stettin. |
| The main power source was a steam | engine to the rear, with hydraulic engines for the ho |
| buildings included a barn fitted with a steam | engine, and machinery for thrashing, winnowing, and d |
| $72,750 and was powered by a 2-cylinder steam | engine with 2 screws. |
| t employed as an assistant operator of a steam | engine at a local peat factory. |
| 2-cylinder horizontal compound expansion steam | engine of 850 hp (634 kW) driving a single screw. |
| two-cylinder horizontal single expansion steam | engine provided 160 horsepower (119 kW) through a sin |
| The steam | engine was invented by Hero of Alexandria, (this is d |
| The steam | engine is recorded as weighing 30 tons and was capabl |
| ncient monument which includes a working steam | engine called "Princess". |
| h 2005) was a British Horticulturist and steam | engine enthusiast. |
| Neptune had one 2-cylinder trunk steam | engine, made by John Penn and Sons, driving a single |
| he Superintendent asked whether it was a steam | engine, Knight replied that it was not and thus admit |
| Coal from this mine was used in early steam | engine experiments by the U.S. Navy on the Michigan. |
| ENGINEERS COLCHESTER ENGLAND 'portable' steam | engine at Depot Monumentenhalle of Deutsches Technikm |
| ntirely water-powered until 1811, when a steam | engine was installed to power the paper-making proces |
| 2-cylinder horizontal compound-expansion steam | engine driving a single screw, produced by Hawthorn L |
| In 1825 Courtauld installed a steam | engine at the Bocking mill, and then installed power |
| The distillery can also be powered by a steam | engine, which is in working condition but rarely used |
| The invention of the steam | engine and the discovery of electrical energy did not |
| The steam | engine was scrapped in 1947 but the mill was working |
| A 7 horsepower (5.2 kW) Robey & Co steam | engine was added in 1886 at a cost of £210. |
| The mill was powered by a steam | engine, and has a capacity of 40,000 board feet (94 m |
| ump of Thomas Savery, a precursor of the steam | engine, though this proved a failure. |
| vided by a horizontal compound-expansion steam | engine of 1,470 indicated horsepower (1,096 kW) drivi |
| The train, operated by a steam | engine called Old Betsy had a coal car, wooden baggag |
| ed to control the flow of steam within a steam | engine or locomotive. |
| ropelled by a 5,500 ihp triple expansion steam | engine which was supplied by two 3-drum boilers. |
| ded a spinning mill with 34 frames and a steam | engine of 40 horsepower. |
| er was Mederic Gereau a boat captain and steam | engine mechanic from the island of Guadeloupe, French |
| ns of man, surely that of the locomotive steam | engine hath no secondary rank. |
| ineering textbooks and the collection of steam | engine models. |
| aiser Friedrich mine close by, the first steam | engine in Germany was erected on 23 August 1785. |
| ships were propelled by a reciprocating steam | engine using a single screw with a power of 1,950 hp |
| ere driven by wind, with a third pair by steam | engine towards the end of the mill's working life. |
| after Robert Fulton, Lancaster County's steam | engine pioneer, was built on the foundation of Lancas |
| The steam | engine at Glynllifon was restored by the late Fred Di |
| was converted to steam power utilizing a steam | engine that was part locomotive and part passenger ca |
| rked by hand or horses until 1867 when a steam | engine again powered the ferry. |
| oal-fired double expansion reciprocating steam | engine with six boilers driving a single screw. |
| James Watt's 1769 steam | engine patent is extended to June 1800 by Act of Parl |
| ey were fitted with one triple expansion steam | engine driving one propeller housed in a tunnel to fa |
| Norton Brewery uses a Buxton & Thornley steam | engine that has powered most of the machinery in the |
| itially run by a twenty five horse power steam | engine and they employed eighty employees refining tw |
| this time were equipped not only with a steam | engine but also with masts for auxiliary power. |
| e in 1898 included the installation of a steam | engine and pump to raise water into the Beck from the |
| t 9-inch stroke, inclined, direct-acting steam | engine, fitted with a surface condenser. |
| rgest fully-operational triple-expansion steam | engine in the world. |
| , intended to cruise under sail with the steam | engine available for assistance. |
| ginal equipment including copper pots, a steam | engine and a mill displayed on the extensive green la |
| After it became flooded the first steam | engine in America was developed and used to pump out |
| orizontal double expansion reciprocating steam | engine with two boilers driving two screws. |
| The steam | engine was re-activated to drive the laundry by Jack |
| oal-fired double expansion reciprocating steam | engine with six boilers, driving a single screw. |
| The mill was supplemented by a steam | engine, and Pitt the Younger is said to have shown gr |
| udder, parts of the paddle wheel and the steam | engine are still present. |
| drove three pairs of millstones, and the steam | engine drove a further two pairs, as well as the mill |
| two-cylinder horizontal single-expansion steam | engine developing 461 indicated horsepower (344 kW) a |
| During installation of a second steam | engine in 1926-7, parts were delivered to Standon Bri |
| velop Newcomen's more advanced design of steam | engine, which was marketed under Savery's patent. |
| inghamshire Coalfield, with its vertical steam | engine of 1873, has been preserved to commemorate Bes |
| The ship had a single triple-expansion steam | engine that drove a single screw propeller, and moved |
| owerful, high-temperature, high-pressure steam | engine that was able to develop nearly 80,000 shp (60 |
| ng house there is a twin tandem compound steam | engine made by Yates and Thom of Blackburn who suppli |
| 0-6-0ST as the War Department's shunting steam | engine, so no more were required. |
| n her sisters, with her single-expansion steam | engine replaced with a more efficient compound-expans |
| The steam | engine upon which the film is based ("The General") i |
| orizontal double expansion reciprocating steam | engine with two boilers driving two screws. |
| It was the 'third' steam | engine, installed as a wartime precaution against air |
| fluenced perhaps by the dominance of the steam | engine at the end of the 19th century. |
| Like a steam | engine, the libido's cathexis then builds up until it |
| h water, Schuyler arranged for the first steam | engine in North America to be built. |
| he time required to manufacture a marine steam | engine from 4,500 hours to 1,800 hours. |
| otive from its opening has been an 0-4-2 steam | engine named "The Lady Augusta", built by the Kirklee |
| esbian was powered by a triple expansion steam | engine of 274 horsepower (204 kW) which was built by |
| , drawings and patterns of three defunct steam | engine manufacturers and did a lucrative business in |
| A crankshaft of a steam | engine at the mill had broken and Hadley arranged to |
| and was refitted with a 17 nhp compound steam | engine made by Burmeister & Wain. |
| row was powered by a quadruple expansion steam | engine of 625 horsepower (466 kW) built by New York S |
| ake Steamship Co., the Tregurtha had her steam | engine room removed in the winter of 2005-2006 and re |
| ay was originally worked by a stationary steam | engine but was modified later to be adhesion worked b |
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