Term |
Definition |
Examples |
Elvan |
An intrusion of quartz-porphyry
(granite with large numbers of big crystals). Elvan Dykes exist within
the mineralized area of Cornwall and these can form barriers of hard rock
which are difficult to dig through. |
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Engine
House |
A Building containing
a steam or internal combustion engine. Cornish beam engines houses had
massive structures due to their walls forming part of the engines framing. |
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Engine
Pond |
A pond used to supply cool
water to a steam engines condenser. It had a large surface area to enable
efficient cooling and water was circulated to the condenser from it and
to top up the boiler feed water. |
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Engine
shaft |
A shaft used for pumping. |
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