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1867 Otto Langen Atmospheric Engine

1867 Otto Langen Atmospheric Non-Compression Engine. Located in Kinzers, Pa. This is the oldest operational internal combustion engine in this Hemisphere. Open flame ignition fueled by Hydrogen. ...  
 
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douro20 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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These things were made to run on wood gas or coal gas, not pure hydrogen. The original one at Deutz is plumbed into a system which mixes methane, carbon monoxide and hydrogen- a so-called "Manufactured Gas" which is a suitable substitute.
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I'm having trouble even wrapping my head around what's even happening. Are there any pictures and explanations of the the action of the engine? Like I have no idea what is happening when that notched bar ratchets down and then is driven back up.
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I didn't find a lot of information, but I guess it might be worked the same as Watt's atmos. engine. ie., what is injected into heated air to create a vacuum, somehow forcing the rod up. Not sure, look up Watt's engine.
carabandunga (1 year ago) Show Hide
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super!!!
DodgeDyke (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Is that Rough and Tumbles Engineer's engine house?
wgrenning (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Yes !
DodgeDyke (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Ha ha I knew it!! Awesome!
pileofiron (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Awesome engine!! Thanks for sharing.

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