Oil well scheme

Oil well scheme


1. Engine
2. Counter balance
3. Pitman arm
4. Walking beam
5. Horse head
6. Polished rod
7. Wellhead
8. Oil pipe
9. Concrete foundations
10. Casing
11. Sucker rod
12. Tubing
13. Pump
14. Valves
15. Oil sands

DescriptionEnglish: Oil well with pumpjack scheme
Date29 November 2006
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DescriptionCamera icon
Date1 December 2005
SourceThe Tango! Desktop Project
AuthorThe people from the Tango! project
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Nine Tripod Cauldrons

Nine Tripod Cauldrons

A tripod cauldron or ding
from the late Shang Dynasty

According to legend the Nine Tripod Cauldrons (Chinese: 九鼎; pinyin: Jĭu Dĭng) were created following the foundation of the Xia Dynasty (c. 2200 BCE) by Yu the Great, using tribute metal presented by the governors of the Nine Provinces of ancient China.