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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 7 (August 1907) (1907)

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se this larger venture; and the American Locomotive Com- works, the utilization of producer-gas firing is to pany is to be congratulated on having introduced the be more extensively adopted throughout the pot- Mallet type into this country, where the conditions of Front View Showing Great Size of… … 5 pounds. Cylinders: High-pressure, 25 inches diameter, 28inches stroke, low-pressure, 3!) inches diameter, 98 inches stroke. Weight on Drivers, 205 tons. Diameter of Drivers, 51 inches, Tractive Effort) es an hour, a train 2 miles long, carrying 10,000 tons of freight, or an amount of wheat…

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