Group of five steam flow meters and integrators

Made:
circa 1910-20 in Manchester
maker:
Curnon Engineering Company

Group of five steam flow meters and integrators, made by Curnon, c. 1910-20.

Details

Category:
Motive Power
Object Number:
Y2003.56
type:
steam flow meter

Parts

Curnon Engineering steam flow indicators

Curnon Engineering steam flow indicators

2 Steam Flow Indicators - meter in a metal case with a glass front. Thin tubes with valves on top attached. White cable with 3 pin plug is attached on the back.

Manufactured by Curnon Engineering Company, Manchester.

Measurements:
1 of 2: 520 mm x 375 mm x 260 mm,
2 of 2: 470 mm x 370 mm x 465 mm,
Materials:
glass and metal (unknown)
Object Number:
Y2003.56.1
type:
steam flow meter
Curnon Engineering integrators

Curnon Engineering integrators

Integrator- 2 sets of Integrator, marked 5" and 3" above of each, mounted on a square wooden board. Underneath the integrators there are 4 circular parts with thin metal pipes attached across.

Manufactured by Curnon Engineering Company, Manchester.

Object Number:
Y2003.56.2
type:
integrator
Integrator by Curnon Engineering

Integrator by Curnon Engineering

Integrator made by Curnon Engineering, patent number 723914. Black plastic and metal box mounted on two thin wooden blocks, white wire and three pin bakelite plug coming from base.

Object Number:
Y2003.56.3
type:
integrator
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The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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