Thread: Guessing Game Mk III : What Engineering Marvel is this.?

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

Pop has posted the latest in post 27. He hasn't declared a winner yet and I think there's room for a more specific answer.

Uh... I'm going to be a knob and claim a win here to keep this thread alive. I suggested napier deltic engine.

Source
http://atomictoasters.com/wp-content..._animation.gif

Pic of said engine in action:

Like I said, Weird!




Here is a marvel. This should be an easy one!

Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger

Uh... I'm going to be a knob and claim a win here to keep this thread alive. I suggested napier deltic engine.

Source
http://atomictoasters.com/wp-content..._animation.gif

Pic of said engine in action:

Like I said, Weird!




Here is a marvel. This should be an easy one!

Thank you. No, it isn't easy, at least not from here. Something that resurrects the Terminator??

Thanks Mitch ya Knob. No really Thanks.

Thats one cranky engine you put up there.

The Marvel is the beer supply to the Marble Bar in Sydney.

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

Thanks Mitch ya Knob. No really Thanks.

Thats one cranky engine you put up there.

The Marvel is the beer supply to the Marble Bar in Sydney.

RU Serious??? Bloody hell, what would the one to the Journos Club look like???

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

Thanks Mitch ya Knob. No really Thanks.

Thats one cranky engine you put up there.

The Marvel is the beer supply to the Marble Bar in Sydney.

It's my pleasure, Captain Slow

Correct. Beer reticulation system. Not the marble bar, but this particular pub I worked at (and this beast I had to contend with) had about 12 beers on tap, across 7 bars. All serviced from one cellar. You are looking at part of the Carlton Dry and XXXX gold lines, distribution panel.
When the job came to clean the beer lines out (you flush a cleaning solution thru them) if the temps were too cold, it'd freeze, and in extreme cases could rupture a line.
Everyone should sink a schooie for their local beer plumber.

Bonus pic- looking back the other way (into the affray).





Over to you, Billy!

Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger

It's my pleasure, Captain Slow

Correct. Beer reticulation system. Not the marble bar, but this particular pub I worked at (and this beast I had to contend with) had about 12 beers on tap, across 7 bars. All serviced from one cellar. You are looking at part of the Carlton Dry and XXXX gold lines, distribution panel.
When the job came to clean the beer lines out (you flush a cleaning solution thru them) if the temps were too cold, it'd freeze, and in extreme cases could rupture a line.
Everyone should sink a schooie for their local beer plumber.

Bonus pic- looking back the other way (into the affray).





Over to you, Billy!

I'm in the process of asset auditing a club and one bridge font has 18 ( Yes, eighteen!) Beers on it !
There are bars everywhere, most have at least two, three pull fonts.
I know the boys that plumbed it, they spent three months on the install

I'll take a pic of the boards and keg room on Monday, all the other photos are on my work phone and tablet.

Actually have to quote two pythons in the next couple of weeks.
Pythons are what the insulated beer and glycol lines are called.

Thank you Mr Toxic Knob.

What Engineering Marvel is this?

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

Thank you Mr Toxic Knob.

What Engineering Marvel is this?

I know it isn't, but I want to say it anyway: Van de Graaff generator.