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THE TWO 3,500-HP STEEPLE COMPOUND UNAFLOW STEAM ENGINES POWERING THE S.S. BADGER REPRESENT ONE OF THE LAST TYPES OF RECIPROCATING MARINE STEAM ENGINES. BUILT BY THE SKINNER ENGINE COMPANY, MOST UNAFLOW ENGINES ARE SINGLE EXPANSION. THESE FEATURE TANDEM HIGH- AND LOW-PRESSURE CYLINDERS SEPARATED BY A COMMON HEAD.
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Sep 7, 1996 · The two 3,500-hp steeple compound Unaflow steam engines powering the S.S. Badger represent one of the last types of reciprocating marine steam engines. Built by the Skinner Engine Company, most Unaflow engines are single expansion.
Studio portions: BBC Television Centre (all series, mostly studio TC7), Location portions: Chessington World of Adventures (series 4), Hanwell, Acton and Ealing (series 5-7), Brighton and Hove (series 8 & 9). Bodger & Badger is a BBC children's comedy programme written by Andy Cunningham, first broadcast in 1989.
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The Two-stroke Cycle. The following animation shows a two-stroke engine in action. You can compare this animation to the animations in the car engine and diesel engine articles to see the differences.
Two-stroke engines fire once every revolution, while four-stroke engines fire once every other revolution. This gives two-stroke engines a significant power boost. Two-stroke engines can work in any orientation, which can be important in something like a chainsaw.
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The two 3,500-hp steeple compound Unaflow steam engines powering the S.S. Badger represent one of the last types of reciprocating marine steam engines. Built by the Skinner Engine Company, most Unaflow engines are single expansion.
