- A
marine steam engine is a
steam engine that is used to
power a ship or boat. This
article deals mainly with
marine steam engines of the reciprocating...
- 58-inch bore, 8-foot 9-inch stroke, inclined,
direct-
acting steam engine, ****ed with a
surface condenser.
Steam was
supplied by four boilers: two main boilers...
-
launched her on
September 25, 1858. She was
powered by a 400 nhp
direct-
acting steam engine that
drove a
single ****. She was
completed in 1859. Hungarian's...
- The Watt
steam engine design was an
invention of
James Watt that
became synonymous with
steam engines during the
Industrial Revolution, and it was many...
- be
sourced locally. Richmond's single-cylinder, 80-horsepower
direct-
acting steam engine had been
stored in the
Gosport Navy Yard when the brig Arctic...
-
pivot guns and four 32-pounder (25 cwt) guns. Her two-cylinder
direct-
acting steam engine was
provided by Miller,
Ravenhill &
Salkeld at a cost of £18,228...
- the
engine and
boiler rooms.
Their crew
consisted of 152
officers and ratings. The Scorpion-class
ships had two
horizontal direct-
acting steam engines, built...
- The
engine was a two-cylinder VSR
direct-
acting steam engine rated at 420 NHP.
Bulldog –
supplied by J. and G.
Rennie of Greenwich. The
engine was a...
- with
eight rectangular boilers powering two 2-cylinder
trunk direct acting steam engines turning two
shafts producing 6,650
indicated horsepower (IHP)...
-
propelled by a pair of
paddlewheels that were
driven by a
direct-
acting steam engine, with
steam provided by two coal-fired boilers. Her
propulsion system...
