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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 7 (February 1900) (1900)

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another. For motor appli- by 25'2 inches stroke, placed be- cations to individual machine driv- 2.—TEN-WHEEL, COMPOUND, LOCOMOTIVE FOR HEAVY EXPRESS AND FREIGHT SERVICE. tween the frames beneath the ing, for shafting transmission, for Cylinders, two H. P.. i3'8 X 252 inches; two L. P., 216 x 252… … 3.—EIGHT-WHEEL, COMPOUND, FRENCH LOCOMOTIVE, FOR FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. i'2 inches; two L. P., 21 '6 x 252 inches. Drivers, 8314 inches. Heating surface, 1,900 square feet. Steam pressure, 215 pounds. Weight, engine, 56'5 tons; tender, 45 tons. Cylinders, two H. P., 134 x '. gines, steam engines, or…

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