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Whilst not really rail, I do like this shot and have included it here with the other Bressingham shots
Built by Holman Bros. in 1887 to Michell's design. Double-acting 30 inch bore by 9 foot stroke.
17 rpm. The last rotative engine built in Cornwall. It is now powered by an electric motor.
We toured the Vehicle Assembly Building, the Shuttle launch pads, Apollo's Firing Room #1, and the Rocket Garden.
A close up detail of the engine block of a Harley-Davidson bike. Lots of these bikes were pareked on the seafront at Southwold on the August bank holiday Monday 2008. Fantastic machines!
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A surreal steampunk sculpture of a mechanical brain encased within a tower of molten bronze gears and cogs. Golden liquid metal seeps from the seams, glowing like molten thought spilling from the cracks of invention. Intricate clockwork and engraved plates rotate in harmony, symbolizing intelligence bound by machinery. This fusion of organic and mechanical evokes both genius and madness—the mind as an engine, overclocked and melting under the weight of its own relentless creation.
Had to sketch this "double wasp" engine that either belong to a B-25 or a B-26 Invader. This is the engine that made the Thunderbolt,, the Corsair and the Hellcat so successful and here it sits out on a tarp out in the Van Nuys pasture!
The Allen diesel engine is one of four originally installed at Kew Bridge. The engines were installed to meet extra demand during the sumer months and, along with electrical pumps, to replace the steam engines when they retired during the 1940s.
The engine is a three cylinder, 4-stroke engine, coupled to a centrifugal pump. It has many feaures in common with more modern diesel engines, including a fully enclosed crankcase, but still has an external flywheel.
Date of manufacture: 1935
Cylinder Diameters: 13.5 inches (350 mm)
Stroke: 18.5 inches (470 mm)
Water output per minute: 1000 Gallons (4546 litres)
Water output per 24 hours: 1.4 M Gallons (6.3 M litres)
Revolutions per minute: 333
Last worked: 1985
Restored to work: 1986