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The front of a very old Garner Denver air compressor. These compressors were quite common in North Carolina's old textile mills.
Application of the NE570 compressor / limiter chip. Found public domain resource, filed by Doctor Tweek.
My pistenbully has been taken apart so a few pics
The old valve assembly was plastic, and had a crack that leaked air.
The new assembly is made from various pipe fittings from Home Depot.
The caption on the back "Belt drive with weight instead of clutch" Between the compressor and engine is a rope hanging down to a pulley that must tighten the drive belt under its own weight. I presume the Torrens is the River Torrens going through Adelaide. This is a highways dept photo, so this possibly has something to do with the road up the gorge from Adelaide.
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An air compressor that was destined for a land fill after i cleaned it up. before it ran like crap and looked like crap. Now it looks decent and runs well. Could still use a pressure switch.
The box at the top is the motor regulator, it automaticly shuts the motor off when the tank is at 100PSI.
The other part is a flow regulator, two hose fittings, and a PSI meter.
As I listen to music on a low sound level due to the restaurant downstairs but don't want to miss out on the details, I use a compressor and limiter combination. The equalizer is only used for fancy display right now (FBQ).
A massive compressor station near Chinchilla, QLD. Coal seam gas is a huge industrial operation that will take over large swathes of farmland or native vegetation, and could do considerable damage to ground and surface waters. The Green house gas implications are also large due to the amount of methane that escapes during extraction and processing.
Ingersoll Rand T30 Piston Compressor
Horsepower: 10
Voltage: 230/3/60
Hours of Use:
Year Manufactured: 1987
aerial tramway loading station
White Knob Mining District
Significant copper deposits were first discovered in the White Knob Mountains in 1879 and by 1884, the White Knob Area was being developed into one of the largest copper producers in Idaho. The tram towers here, from the early 1900s, were part of an aerial tram system in the White Knob Mining District used to carry ore over four miles down the mountain to the smelter and blast furnaces from the Empire Mine to the railroad. This historic mining complex contains a railroad grade, industrial mining buildings and features, adits and ruins of miner’s residences. Recent work has restored the tram towers and railroad trestle.