Steam Age Machines
By R. R. Green
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"Steam Age Machines" contains descriptions and 110 fine etchings and drawings of late 1800's industrial machines and steam engines. The beautifully detailed etchings are of framing quality and show the highest point of the technology. The pre-OSCHA machines reveal the innermost workings of the gears, flywheels and structure before safety regulations hide them from view. This book also gives a brief history of the steam age and the contribution and legacy that is still in use today. In the last chapter it it lays out the possible future of technology and its relevance for future generations of steam power systems.
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Steam Age Machines - R. R. Green
Steam Age Machines
R.R.Green
Copyright Robert R.Green 2014
Smashwords Edition
Table of Contents
Chapters:
Ch 1: Steam Age
Ch 2: Machines
Ch 3: Lathe
Ch 4: Drill Press
Ch 5: Milling Machines
Ch 6: Grinding Machines
Ch 7: Shapers
Ch 8: Borring, Facing and Turning Mills
Ch 9: Planers
Ch 10: Punching and Shearing Machines
Ch 11: Forging
Ch 12: Bolt and Pipe Threaders
Ch 13: Miscellaneous Operations and Tools
Ch 14: Steam Engines and Pumps
Ch 15: Boilers
Ch 16: Boiler Accessories
Ch 17: The Future of Steam Power
Steam Age
The Steam Age
has passed into the Age of the Electron
. Long live steam! This book is meant to show some of the machines that were made from iron and steel and powered by steam and represent the highest achievement of the steam age. The machines in the following pages are machines that are responsible for the production of the most useful products and tools that we enjoy today.
The machinery in this book was designed and fabricated in the latter part of the 1800's and powered directly with steam engines fueled with fossilized solar energy (coal).
The development of this technology started when trees were no longer sufficient to provide the heat requirements of the growing populations. England had large reserves of coal and as mines