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Model of a self-supporting iron beam engine

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This model of a self-supporting iron beam engine dates from around 1830.

One of a collection of agricultural models - a condensing beam steam engine, made in 1840

After James Watt's patents expired in 1800, steam pressures were increased and many different types of steam engine were developed.

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Online ID: 000-100-044-177-C
Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
Project: National Museums Scotland
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Ref: National Museums Scotland T.1865.79.6
Date: 1840
Around 1830
Material: Specimen / agricultural model / beam engine, condensing
Dimensions: 370 mm x 330 mm x 50 mm
What: Specimen / agricultural model / beam engine, condensing
Subject: Agriculture (Departmental Classification)
12. HEAT ENGINES, Steam (Departmental Classification)
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