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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 16 (April 1908) (1908)

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ven. - Briefly stated, it consists of a compass feet, and the fire box the remaining 158.14 square feet. dial having a needle actuated by electro-magnets which main frame of the engine. This arrangement of valve The superheater tubes 84 in number are each 21 feet are individually energized… … Boiler: Heating Surface, 3,400 square feet. Superheater Tubes, 545 square feet. Length ot Fire Tubes, 22 feet 7 inches. Boiler Pressure, 225 pounds. Four Cylinders, 15 inches diameter by 26 inches stroke. Traction Effort, 29,480 pounds. THE HEAVIEST AND MOST POWERFUL BRITISH EXPRESS LOCOMOTIVE.

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