Beam engine made by John Penn and Sons, Greenwich 1870, for organ blowing, 2 cylinders side by side, 7 in. diam by 2 ft in stroke. This double beam engine was used to deliver the air supply to the organ installed in the Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences, London, …

A small rotative beam engine, built in 1870 by Thomas Horn to a design by James Watt. The crank is visible at the front, the flywheel part-hidden by the engine. (Originally installed in a waterworks in Ashford, now operational and preserved …

Julius’ design for an Easton & Anderson beam pumping engine installed at Banstead Hospital, Surrey, in 1870. It is a single cylinder, non reversing, balanced beam engine with Myer’s variable expansion slide valves.

1866 Two Rotative Beam Engines for Tunbridge Wells Waterworks (Pembury Station). 1870 Two beam pumping engines for Berliner Wasserbetriebe (Berlin Waterworks). Cylinders 40" and 60" diameter.

Jun 16, 2022 · When the beam engine at Wanlockhead was built around 1870, it was designed and installed to pump water from the Straitsteps lead mine beneath it. The mine had originally opened in 1710 and was in...

Many of their early engines were large compound beam engines. By 1870 they had established a reputation for horizontal twin tandem compounds. Their original 1 ⁄ 2 -acre (0.20 ha) site at the Castle Ironworks at Green acres expanded to 3 acres (1.2 ha) in 1880, and they operated a …

Wanlockhead Beam Engine is a unique survival. It’s the only reasonably complete water-powered beam pumping engine in Britain. It was built about 1870 to help pump water from the Straitsteps lead mine deep underneath it.

The beam engine at Kelvingrove House. In 1870 the City Industrial Museum opened in Kelvingrove House. The museum collected and displayed objects which illustrated engineering and manufacturing in the local area, past and present.

This lovely old engine was built in 1870 as a reservoir pump and retired in around 1950.

Beam engine made by John Penn and Sons, Greenwich 1870, for organ blowing, 2 cylinders side by side, 7 in. diam by 2 ft in stroke