- beam
engine Stationary engine Arthur Woolf Hills (1989), p. 147.
Hills (1989), p. 153.
Hills (1989), p. 157. "Abbey
Pumping Station".
Abbey Pumping Station...
- A Fuel
pump is a
component used in many liquid-fuelled
engines (such as petrol/gasoline or
diesel engines) to
transfer the fuel from the fuel tank to the...
-
engine used
until the
early 20th century. The
steam engine was used to
pump water out of coal mines.
During the
Industrial Revolution,
steam engines started...
-
returned to the
engine.
Engine coolant is
usually water-based, but may also be oil. It is
common to
employ a
water pump to
force the
engine coolant to circulate...
-
atmospheric pump engine,
originally used for
canal pumping in Birmingham,
illustrated below, and in use in situ at the
Bowyer Street pumping station, from...
- A
Cornish engine is a type of
steam engine developed in Cornwall, England,
mainly for
pumping water from a mine. It is a form of beam
engine that uses...
- Savery's
engine was used in mines,
pumping stations and
supplying water to
water wheels powering textile machinery. One
advantage of Savery's
engine was its...
- into
which the
water was
pumped. In
other industries,
engine-
pumping was less common, but
Richard Arkwright used an
engine to
provide additional power...
-
Crossness Pumping Station is a
former sewage pumping station designed by the
architect Charles Henry Driver for the
Metropolitan Board of Works's chief...
-
engines are
fixed steam engines used for
pumping or
driving mills and factories, and for
power generation. They are
distinct from
locomotive engines used...
