A couple of years ago, I downloaded the drawings for an electro-mechanical engine by T P Goff who styles himself as ICENI Engineering Design Ltd. I thought they appeared on this forum, but after a quick search I cannot find them again.
Needing a break from my present project, I thought this little machine could be completed in a few days. A month or so later...
The design is fairly basic so I 'enhanced' the original shape somewhat, hoping to make it a bit more attractive. In order to reduce the air consumption, I changed the bore from 20mm down to 1/2". Most of the parts came out of the ready-use locker.
Anyway, herewith some pics of what I ended up with.
Being a very long stroke engine, it runs very slowly and so far I've got it to run on about 8 psi air pressure.
As the design was found on the internet somewhere, I'm sure that T P Goff would not mind his creation being shown to a wider audience, so I've attached the 2 sheets of drawings. If it violates sensitivities here, Moderators please remove them.
View attachment ICENI ELECTROMECH ENGINE - SHEET 1 OF 2.pdf
View attachment ICENI ELECTROMECH ENGINE - SHEET 2 OF 2.pdf
I've nicknamed the machine 'Sabrina' because to the warped mind, it has a certain likeness to the female form!
Dave
The Emerald Isle
Needing a break from my present project, I thought this little machine could be completed in a few days. A month or so later...
The design is fairly basic so I 'enhanced' the original shape somewhat, hoping to make it a bit more attractive. In order to reduce the air consumption, I changed the bore from 20mm down to 1/2". Most of the parts came out of the ready-use locker.
Anyway, herewith some pics of what I ended up with.
Being a very long stroke engine, it runs very slowly and so far I've got it to run on about 8 psi air pressure.
As the design was found on the internet somewhere, I'm sure that T P Goff would not mind his creation being shown to a wider audience, so I've attached the 2 sheets of drawings. If it violates sensitivities here, Moderators please remove them.
View attachment ICENI ELECTROMECH ENGINE - SHEET 1 OF 2.pdf
View attachment ICENI ELECTROMECH ENGINE - SHEET 2 OF 2.pdf
I've nicknamed the machine 'Sabrina' because to the warped mind, it has a certain likeness to the female form!
Dave
The Emerald Isle