A 600-hp stationary engine:
Think about the relative sizes of a 600-hp gasoline engine or a turbine.
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Pardon my ignorance, but what does it do besides turn and reciprocate? It's not for driving posts.
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It was a pipeline pumping engine for a natural gas pipeline.
ReplyDeleteThey or similar were also used for running a whole factory though
ReplyDeleteshafting and belts, providing electricity, and pumping water
among other uses.
What was impressive is the number of hours they would run
continuously.
There is a nice Corliss up in Maine (Maine transportation
museum, Knox county).
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