Stirling Boiler, 1902

Model (scale 1:12) on longitudinal section of Stirling water Model (scale 1:12) on longitudinal section of Stirling water

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Model (scale 1:12) on longitudinal section of Stirling water
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Model (scale 1:12) on longitudinal section of Stirling water
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Model (scale 1:12) on longitudinal section of Stirling water tube boiler on wooden base, patent 1889

This type of water-tube boiler was patented in 1889 by Mr. A. Stirling. The complete boiler represented is of the middle size constructed, and has 56 sq. ft. of grate area, 2,900 sq. ft. of heating surface, and would supply about 12,000 lb. of steam per hour at a pressure of 160 lb., giving about 600 h.p. with a suitable engine.

Details

Category:
Motive Power
Object Number:
1903-47
Materials:
brass, wood, metal and paint
Measurements:
overall: 604 x 625 x 182 mm
overall weight:
type:
models and boilers
credit:
Stirling Boiler Co.