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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 9, 2014, 7:13 pm
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       Hi, this is a first attempt at turning a flywheel. Small bit of
       wobble but not to bad.
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 10, 2014, 9:01 pm
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       Hi, making progress.  Cylinder length 3 ", so the piston stroke
       should be about 2".
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 16, 2014, 8:42 pm
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       Hi, I spent most of the day removing knocks from the piston
       drive., I completed the new pistons, I added a third groove with
       just white cotton string as the middle piston ring, teflon rings
       on the top and bottom. I am getting good compression. I still
       have to fabricate the valves and run the steam lines.
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 17, 2014, 7:15 pm
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       Hi, I completed the steam connections.  I have to fabricate the
       cam and turn the valves then I should be ready for a test run. I
       will be using a copper tube with flared fittings to connect the
       two cylinder  steam inputs.
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 20, 2014, 12:38 pm
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       Hi, it is working. There are few problems but it is a start.
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: crazyguy Date: March 20, 2014, 1:20 pm
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       Looks good.
       I don't know how I missed your last two posts but can I get an
       invitation to your video?
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 20, 2014, 3:07 pm
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       Hi, I Forgot to press publish, the link should be working and
       public.
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: crazyguy Date: March 20, 2014, 5:00 pm
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       "IT 'S ALIIIVE!"
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       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: burnit0017 Date: March 22, 2014, 5:36 am
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       Hi, oscillation is a real problem with my engine design. I found
       the above project that maybe the solution if I can not find the
       solution to the problem. I can use the same fabrication method
       that I am using now.
       #Post#: 1829--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Designing dual cylinder double action steam engine
       By: crazyguy Date: March 22, 2014, 9:31 am
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       by oscillation do you mean vibration?
       The one in the video above seems very simple. What is not shown
       or obvious is the design of the crank that turns the flywheel.
       But the opposing pistons are what makes BMW motorcycles so nice.
       No vibration, very smooth.
       Is it possible to add a counterweight to yours that opposes the
       other components inertia?
       Okay here's my stupid question.
       Why is a turbine not good? is it because there is no torque
       (because theres no actual power stroke) ?
       Or is it because of the problem with sealing in the steam so it
       doesnt get all over the place.       ?
       It seems to me that the actual rpm of a turbine eould be ideal
       for a PMA
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