Newcomen Atmospheric Beam Engine

Newcomen Atmospheric Beam Engine

The Newcomen Engine was developed in the mid 1700s as a means of pumping water out of mines. The last working engine in England ceased to operate in 1923 when it was replaced by electric motors. It is still in situ at Elsecar near Barnsley. Although by today's standards the mechanical efficiency is very low, this engine represented the birth of mechanical engineering both in Britain and the world.

Author: Ian Lang

Newcomen Atmospheric Beam Engine
• 022briques.texture.txt 33 bytes
• 022briques.tga 768.04KB
• anim.kin 7.30KB
• black.texture.txt 28 bytes
• black.tga 12.04KB
• cobbles.texture.txt 30 bytes
• cobbles.tga 48.04KB
• concrete.texture.txt 31 bytes
• concrete.tga 12.04KB
• config.txt 1.72KB
• cylinder.texture.txt 31 bytes
• cylinder.tga 48.04KB
• dirty roof.texture.txt 33 bytes
• dirty roof.tga 768.04KB
• door.texture.txt 27 bytes
• door.tga 48.04KB
• flat stone.texture.txt 33 bytes
• flat stone.tga 48.04KB
• grain1 copy.texture.txt 34 bytes
• grain1 copy.tga 24.04KB
• mesh.im 68.68KB
• trapdoor.texture.txt 31 bytes
• trapdoor.tga 48.04KB

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VE48: This asset uses an obsolete trainz-build number. Trainz-build numbers below 3.5 are no longer supported.
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VE109: The low-detail meshes total more than 500 polygons. This may have a negative impact on performance: 0: 1016