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ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY ENGINE HOUSE * |
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An engine house which used air pressure to power trains on the experimental atmospheric railways of the 1840s. |
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AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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Small engineering works specialising in the production of items such as ploughs and threshing machinery. |
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MACHINE TOOL ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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A site where machine tools, machines designed to remove surplus material from a work piece by accurately guided cutting tools, are manufactured. |
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MOTOR VEHICLE ENGINEERING SITE * |
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Buildings and sites associated with the manufacture of motor vehicles. |
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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A factory or plant used for the manufacture of electrical machinery or components. |
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INSTRUMENT ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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A site where scientific and technical instruments such as microscopes are assembled. |
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RAILWAY ENGINEERING WORKSHOP * |
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An engineering workshop, often attached to an engine shed, for the running repairs of operational parts, etc. |
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AEROSPACE ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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A site specializing in the manufacture of parts for the Aerospace industry. |
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AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING SITE * |
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Sites used for the manufacture of aircraft. |
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ENGINEERING INDUSTRY SITE * |
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Buildings, sites and structures associated with the engineering industry. |
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RAILWAY ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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A large site specializing in the manufacture of locomotives. |
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ATMOSPHERIC ENGINE HOUSE * |
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Building housing a form of early steam engine using steam at atmospheric pressure. Chiefly employed in mine pumping. |
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MARINE ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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Specialized engineering workshop particularly for the production of marine engines or other large components of ships. |
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RAILWAY ENGINEERING SITE * |
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Buildings, sites and structures associated with the construction and maintenance of railways and rolling stock. |
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VEHICLE ENGINEERING SITE * |
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Sites associated with the manufacture and engineering of vehicles. |
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AIRCRAFT ENGINE FACTORY * |
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A factory where aircraft engines are assembled. |
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HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINE * |
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A piston mounted horizontally supplying power via a valve gear directly to a crankshaft or flywheel. |
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LIGHT ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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A group of buildings where consumer goods, such as small machines and electrical components, are manufactured. |
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HYDRAULIC ENGINE HOUSE * |
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An engine house used to pump water to the top of an ACCUMULATOR TOWER. |
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INCLINE WINDING ENGINE * |
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A winch powered by a small steam engine used to drag barges, boats and other vehicles up an inclined plane. |
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COMPOUND STEAM ENGINE * |
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A steam engine that uses the same steam successively to drive pistons in high and then low pressure cylinders. |
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TRACTION STEAM ENGINE * |
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Small mobile steam engine. |
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VERTICAL STEAM ENGINE * |
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An engine in which a vertical piston rod supplies energy via a crankshaft directly to the flywheel suspended above the cylinder. Extensively used as mine winding engines. |
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BATTERY ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A building housing the engines used to power equipment used by a searchlight, anti-aircraft or coastal battery. |
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BLOWING ENGINE HOUSE * |
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Steam engine, usually, driving a centrifugal fan to provide an air blast for a blast furnace. |
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ENGINEERING WORKSHOP * |
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A building or room used for any type of engineering work. Use more specific type where known. |
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HAULAGE ENGINE HOUSE * |
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Engine driving a continuous wire rope for the haulage of tubs in a mine and at the heapstead. |
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ROTATIVE BEAM ENGINE * |
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An engine in which the oscillating motion of the beam is translated via gearing to a rotative motion. |
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HORSE ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A round or polygonal building containing a HORSE ENGINE. Commonly found on farms next to the threshing barn, where it is used to power the machinery. |
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STEAM ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A building housing a steam engine. |
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BEAM ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A building housing a beam engine. |
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ENGINEERING WORKS * |
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Any factory or site using machine tools in a manufacturing or processing capacity. |
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FIRE ENGINE HOUSE * |
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The carriage house or garage for a fire engine - especially those built by insurance companies or industrial concerns. |
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GAS ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A building housing a gas engine, used as a power source for driving other machinery. |
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HYDRAULIC ENGINE * |
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An engine powered by high pressure water, originally used in mine drainage. |
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ELECTRIC ENGINE * |
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An engine in which the power is provided by electricity either in the form of batteries or direct from the mains supply. |
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ENGINEERS HOUSE * |
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The residence of an engineer. |
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OX ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A round or polygonal building containing a wheel turned by an ox to provide power. |
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WINDING ENGINE * |
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An engine used for directly winding up coal from deep mines, first used in the 18th century. |
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ENGINE HOUSE * |
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A building housing an engine. Use specific type where known. |
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HORSE ENGINE * |
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A wheel which is turned by a horse in order to provide power. Used in mines, manufacturing and farming. |
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STEAM ENGINE * |
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An engine in which the mechanical force of steam is made available as a motive power for driving machinery. |
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BEAM ENGINE * |
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A steam engine with a horizontal beam connecting the piston and crank. |
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ENGINE SHED * |
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A building used to house railway engines. |
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WIND ENGINE * |
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A simple wind-driven machine used for a variety of purposes. |
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GAS ENGINE * |
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A machine producing mechanical power by the internal combustion of gas. |
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MAN ENGINE * |
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A machine used to raise and lower miners to and from the pit bottom. |
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OIL ENGINE * |
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An internal combustion engine powered by the combustion of vapourized oil. |
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ENGINE * |
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A machine, powered by steam, gas, electricity or other energy source, which produces energy of movement. Use for stationary industrial engines rather than transport use. |
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