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Brewery – engine room, steam engine with Shmidt valve gear

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Name:: Brewery – engine room, steam engine with Shmidt valve gear
Description:: Single-cylinder steam engine with Schmidt valve gear, controlled by a Sulzer-system axial governor, manufactured around 1900, most probably by the firm "Breitfeld- Daněk & Co." The steam engine drove a transmission shaft and an electric generator by belt. Karel Miloš
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Automatic description:: Workers stand in the brewery engine room beside a large single-cylinder steam engine with a massive flywheel, pulley and gearing. Pipes, line shafting and other machinery fill the room.
Year:: 1927-1928
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Author:: Šechtl & Voseček archive
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Keywords:: brewery, Tábor, strojovna, technology
Automatic keywords:: pivovarská strojovna, steam engine, jednoválcový motor, setrvačník, řemenice, transmise, potrubí, dělník, strojní zařízení
Material:: negative13x18
Categories:: Technology, First steam-powered brewery in Tábor
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Location:: krabice 71

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