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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 18 (November 1901) (1901)

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ls. 2:997 square feet. The grate area is 52.29 square feet. new type weighs ninety-two tons. Both engines The Northern Pacific engine carries two pairs of were built at the same works, and the little fellow The boiler pressure is 225 pounds to the square inch. high and low pressure cylinders on the… … by it instead of coal, and machinery would motives that have been turned out by our SECTION THROUGH CYLINDERS AND STEAM CHEST. be worked by it instead of by steam. Sir Will- builders have fully justified the claims of fuel iam Preece and steam recoil ected economy that while he which are com- was…

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