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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 4 (July 1896) (1896)

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team ports, his huge boiler with its big with its reintroduction the evolution of the American plied, that] the shock of any one wheel passing an ob- heating surface,_his roomy Are box and sharp exhaust, locomotive, as to its essential features, may be said to struction is distributed and reduced… … also saw the we find the FOUR-CYLINDER COMPOUND DECAPOD FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVE, 1893. • general intro- Baldwin Loco- Weight of engine alone, 96 tons ; hauling capacity, 4,600 tons ; cylinders, 16 inches and 27 inches by 28 inches ; heating duction of the motive Works surface, 2,443 square feet ; steam…

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