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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 20 (May 1897) (1897)

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e sheet iron fire box, by a water jacket provided with a water supply pipe and to the top of the expansion cylinder are secured Reference is made elsewhere in our columns to the at the bottom and a discharge pipe at the top, as the standards in which is journaled the crank shaft. trade with foreign… … TWELVE WHEELED AMEEIGAN LOCOMOTIVE FOR THE BBAZIL CENTRAL RAILWAY. Cylinders, 31 inches by 36 inches ; diameter of ooiler, 5 feet 8 inches ; heating surface, 3,300 square feet; grate area, 39'3 square feet; diameter of drivers, 54 inches ; weight of engine, 170,000 pounds ; hauling capacity, 5,073…

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