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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 26 (June 1906) (1906)

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of ordinary steam coal, a train of tank experience of the engineers with the liquid fuel is that temperature, therefore, should not exceed that at which cars will carry a much larger supply of fuel than a they can make steam in about one-half the time re- the numerous substances common to it with… … up the requi- Labor 2.25 Locomotive Filling Oil and Water Tanks Simultaneously. site steam pressure. An- OIL FUEL ON SOUTHWESTERN RAILROADS. Making a total $8.00 other d i ffi- Concrete. culty which has been encountered is the tendency of station, enough cars are switched off at each to fill 1…

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