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Siebe and Harrisons patent ice-making machine, 1862

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Siebe and Harrisons patent ice-making machine, 1862

Siebe and Harrisons patent ice-making machine, 1862. This machine was patented by James Harrison in Australia in 1859, and the design was then improved by Augustus Siebe & Co of London in 1861. It operated by using compression of ether followed by its sudden expansion to freeze water. Apparently it was capable of converting 200 gallons of spring or river water into solid ice without using chemicals. The machine is shown at the International Exhibition, London, held in 1862

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1862 Augustus Food Preservation Fridge Great Exhibition 1862 Harrison Innovation International Exhibition Invention Refrigeration Refrigerator Ann Ronan Pictures Ether Siebe


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This print captures the groundbreaking Siebe and Harrisons patent ice-making machine, a true marvel of 19th-century technology. Patented by James Harrison in Australia in 1859, this invention was further enhanced by Augustus Siebe & Co of London in 1861, resulting in an extraordinary innovation that revolutionized food preservation. Displayed at the International Exhibition held in London in 1862, this engraving showcases the intricate design and concept behind this remarkable machine. Utilizing compression of ether followed by its sudden expansion to freeze water, it had the astonishing capability to convert a staggering 200 gallons of spring or river water into solid ice without any chemical additives. The significance of this invention lies not only in its ability to create ice but also as a testament to human ingenuity and scientific progress during that era. The photograph transports us back to a time when concepts like refrigeration were still novel and awe-inspiring. As we gaze upon this monochrome image, we are reminded of how far we have come since then. This print serves as a reminder that every great leap forward begins with an innovative idea – one that challenges convention and pushes boundaries. It is through such inventions that our world continues to evolve and improve for generations to come.

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