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The steam engine by "Haslam Foundry & Engineering Co. Ltd. Derby England" produced electricity for the whole factory, for light, the machines, for cooling of the 12 storage rooms 5 cooling cellars, where they were able to store 180000 carcasses and 850000 tons of final products. The basic element for cooling was ammonia. The begin of the 20th century was called the British industrial revolution in Patagonia. - Former sheep meat plant in Puerto Bories - Patagonia, Chile, partially abandoned
This radial piston engine, mounted in a WWI era aircraft, was photographed at the 2015 Stuart Airshow in Stuart, Florida.
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A switch engine in Nebraska caught on film. Reality So Subtle 6x6 pinhole camera, Ilford film and caffenol developer.
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47804 climbs the Lickey Incline at Vigo hauling 1Z23 Bath Spa to Saltburn with 47826 on the rear on 06/07/2009.
A small silhouette of a Cessna airplane, catching the light of the setting sun.
The Cessna 172 s a four-seat, single-engine, high-wing aircraft, widely recognized as the most produced and successful aircraft in history, with over 44,000 delivered since 1956. Known for its dependability and forgiving flight characteristics, it is the premier training aircraft, featuring a tricycle landing gear and modern Garmin® G1000® avionics.
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High-pressure steam engine, 550 mm cylinder, 1100 mm stroke, manufactured by the "Crimmitschauer Maschinenfabrik" on 24.10.1895
Former textile mill "Tuchfabrik Gebrüder Pfau" (1865-1990)
Abandoned steam engine of former Cotton Mill Oberwaltersdorf / Lower Austria
The steam engine has been built by Maschinenfabrik "Märky, Bromovsky & Schulz", Königgrätz.
This is the oldest British flyable aircraft.
Built in 1912 by Robert Blackburn, it is the only one of this model constructed.
If you look very carefully, you can just see the engine cylinders, below the propeller shaft, which rotate around the crankshaft in the opposite direction to the propeller, as this is a rotary engine (not to be confused with a radial engine.)
Turns are aided by warping or twisting the wings via cables. Wing warping was invented and patented by the Wright Brothers, who vigorously defended their patents - it is likely that Wilbur, in particular, spent more time in court than he ever spent in the air.
Despite its fragile appearance, the Blackburn type D was capable of 60mph and a flight duration of more than 2 hours.
The aircraft was damaged in a landing accident in 1914 and later purchased by Richard Shuttleworth. It was restored to flight in 1947 and can be seen on calm days flying at The Shuttleworth Collection's base of Old Warden.
89 FMC 1000 GPM, 1000 Gal. tank. Hoping to replace this engine in the very near future. It's been a work horse for many years!
The 2-6-2 locomotive built for Seattle City Light by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1928 and known as "Old Number Six". Newhalem, Washington
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The steam seemed to eclipse the morning sun as Engine #19 of the SVRy runs down the tracks to Sumpter Depot.
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Seen working on a blisteringly hot day in Stourport, this Traction Engine, built by John Fowler of Leeds in 1901, No.8889 " Dreadought", was originally a road roller. Weighing Ten tons, it has a single cylinder and an NHP of 5
Macro of a stirling engine. Olympus OMD E-M10 Mark II. Adapted Fujian CCTV lens 1.6/35mm. C-mount. Macro equipment.
engine Elizabeth a diesel engine which was built by Vulcan in 1949 pictured below a German Range finder bunker locally known in Alderney as the Odeon