Posts tagged: pneumatic

Jan 02 2011

Lego Cut-Away Engine with Working Cylinders

This is the actual working model of the cutaway series. The reversible cutaway model with stephenson valve gear working with the completely built cylinders. The cutaway cylinder in the other videos is visible on the table. This is just to prove to people that the engine will actually work when the cylinders are built just like in the demonstration model. This reversible engine uses everything seen in the three other videos except that the cylinders are finished. Thanks again to legokid900 for the reverse link dementions. This video was requested by RustyCarnahan and mindstormer398. Thanks for watching!

Nov 19 2010

Lego 2 cylinder Pneumatic engine + 4 speed gearbox

Lego 2 cylinder Pneumatic engine + 4 speed gearbox powered by a small air compressor

Nov 17 2010

Homemade Air Compressor from 8000 BTU Window A/C filling air gun

How I fill my 3/4″ pneumatic gun. I learned that the hose clamp on the quick connect and the pressure relief valve makes the fill task very easy to do.

Oct 23 2010

VEX 2 piston pneumatic engine – aMEss

A little VEX project. Got 660 RPM with a bike pump, and over 1000 RPM when connected to an air compressor. Very good torque too!

Oct 10 2010

Air Car (2 of 2) from Australia

A rotary engine runs on compressed air. Part 2 of 2. See the first part at www.youtube.com See also www.engineair.com.au

Oct 08 2010

How to open and drill a LEGO pneumatic cylinder by Techbricks.nl

www.Techbricks.nl shows how to open a LEGO pneumatic cylinder and how to drill the nozzles (inlet with a 2mm drill. It is not recommended drilling a nozzle without opening the cylinder and removing the piston because: 1) You can’t see how far the drill is and you may drill through the other side. This is especially the case at the lower nozzle. 2) You can’t remove the drilling dust from the inside of the cylinder. This dust will damage your piston ones you use the cylinder in a LEGO pneumatic engine (LPE). Drilling the inlet and outlet is absolute necessary to get a better air flow and to let your LPE perform must faster! Check my website for more information: www.techbricks.nl

Sep 20 2010

LEGO pneumatic cylinder modified for optimal air flow by techbricks.nl

www.Techbricks.nl shows in this video the difference in performance between an original LEGO pneumatic cylinder and a cylinder that is optimized for optimal air flow. The inlet holes of the cylinder are drilled up to 2 mm with the result that the piston can move much faster. Check my web page about LEGO pneumatic engine (LPE) for more info: www.techbricks.nl

Sep 12 2010

Pictures of Industrial Air Compressors – Manufacturers, Purchase buy Cheap Online

tinyurl.com – Learn how to purchase the cheapest Online Tools. The air compressors seen by the public are of 5 main types: * To supply a high-pressure clean air to fill breathing apparatus cylinders * To supply a moderate-pressure clean air to supply air to a submerged surface…

Sep 08 2010

Choosing a suitable Compressor

Here, Thorite take you through the basic considerations when buying a compressor. Dont hesitate to contact Thorite if you require additional information. secure.thorite.co.uk

Aug 20 2010

Chicago Pneumatic 70 HP Diesel Compressor 1914

This 70 HP 1914 Chicago Pneumatic air compressor is at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum at Vista, CA. It’s a horizontal one cylinder two cycle semi diesel oil engine. It has a bore of 11 inches and a stroke of 12 inches for 3396 cubes. The flywheel is 5′ 2′ and spins at 150 rpm. It operates with a direct injected hotbulb ignition. It is a compound engine that has two inline cylinders with the front cylinder used to power the engine and the rear cylinder used for compressing the air. Engines like this were built in varying sizes until 1925, and used in compressed air plants at mines. This engine was used at a mine in Quartzsite, Arizona and donated to the museum in 1983. Information is from the paper at the museum describing the engine. Video taken on 6-26-10.

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