- the Atlantic. The
side-
lever was an
adaptation of the
earliest form of
steam engine, the beam
engine. The
typical side-
lever engine had a pair of heavy...
-
wooden hull. She had
paddle wheels and her coal-powered two-cylinder
side-
lever engine (from
Robert Napier) had a
power output of
about 740
indicated horsepower...
- 9-m)
diameter side paddle wheels driven by a
large one-cylinder
side-
lever engine built by
Novelty Iron
Works of New York City. The
engine's cylinder bore...
- aircraft's
engines, by
controlling the fuel flow to
those engines.
Throttle levers are also used on many boats. In multi-
engine aircraft, each
thrust lever displays...
- in a
steeple engine, and at
other times used as a linkage—to
side-rods in a
side-
lever engine or to
connecting rods in a
square engine.
Crosshead piston...
- and a
black stack with a dark-red top.
Pacific was
powered by two
side-
lever engines built by the
Allaire Iron
Works of New York, each of
which had a 95-inch...
- class.
Scotia did not have
quarters for steerage. Her two-cylinder
side-
lever engine produced 4,000
horsepower (3,000 kW), and
consumed 164 tons of coal...
- gearstick), gear
lever (both UK English),
gearshift or
shifter (both U.S. English), more
formally known as a
transmission lever, is a
metal lever attached to...
-
Collins liners and 50%
larger than Cunard's Arabia. Her two-cylinder
side-
lever engine produced 3,600
horsepower (2,700 kW) and
consumed 145 long tons (147 t)...
- at New York City by
William H. Webb in 1851. Her 240 hp (180 kW)
side-
lever engine was
supplied by the
Allaire Iron Works.
James Adger was purchased...
