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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 19 (November 1903) (1903)

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ts essentially of handsome locomotives that a vacuum-jacketed conduit, are to be found in any a narrow tube, which actu- country. Seeing that ally conveys the liquid, be- America was the pioneer Cylinders, 19 by 84 ; driving wheels, 6 feet 8 inches diameter; steam pressure, 175 pounds; heating… … coupled express engine de- Cylinders, 21 by 86 ; driving wheels, 6 feet 6 inches diameter : heating surface, 2,400 square feet. along the tube, the flow signed by Mr. John F. Mc- being immediately stopped intosh, the locomotive NEW SIX-COUPLES EXPRESS ENGINE FOR THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY, ENGLAND.…

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