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John Smeaton's (1724-92) Steam Engine, engraving 1818

John Smeaton's (1724-92) Steam Engine, engraving 1818


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John Smeaton's (1724-92) Steam Engine, engraving 1818

864434 John Smeaton's (1724-92) Steam Engine, engraving 1818; (add.info.: John Smeaton's (1724-92) English civil engineer, adaptation of Thomas Newcomen's (1663-1729) steam engine. The receiver D prevents water for condensing steam in the open cylinder, F, from reaching the boiler, right. From "The Cyclopaedia: or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Science and Literature" edited by Abraham Rees (London, 1818). Atmospheric steam engine. Copperplate engraving. Atmospheric steam engine with Mr Smeaton's injection cap.); Universal History Archive/UIG

Media ID 38453462

© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images

1820 Elevation Engine Engineer Engraved Image Illustration Technique John Smeaton Machine Piston Single Object Strength Thomas Newcomen


EDITORS COMMENTS
This engraving from 1818 showcases John Smeaton's revolutionary steam engine, a testament to the ingenuity and innovation of the Industrial Revolution. Smeaton, an English civil engineer, adapted Thomas Newcomen's original design to create a more efficient and powerful machine. The intricate details of this print highlight the complexity and sophistication of Smeaton's invention. The receiver D prevents water from condensing steam in the open cylinder, ensuring optimal performance. The injection cap designed by Mr. Smeaton further enhances the functionality of this atmospheric steam engine. As we gaze upon this historical artifact, we are transported back to a time when science and industry collided to propel society forward. The strength and power emanating from this image serve as a reminder of the remarkable progress made during the 18th century. Abraham Rees' meticulous illustration technique captures every aspect of this engineering marvel with precision and clarity. This engraving is not just a representation of machinery; it is a symbol of human achievement and determination. Let us marvel at John Smeaton's legacy as we admire this print, which stands as a testament to his brilliance and contribution to industrial progress.

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