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Thurston and fired by A. Collis and Fireman E. On Tuesday 28 January No. Sparrow and Fireman Miles. Bogie tipping wagons with continuous brakes, German Railways.
Hall; also tank No. Three tank engines converted to the type were Nos. Engines condemned were tank No. The tanks of the Great Eastern Railway.
They had 5ft 3in coupled wheels and 17 x 24 in cylinders. They may be regarded as the prototypes for the Johnson Midland Railway class. They worked the Enfield and Walthamstow branches and were capable of hauling the Newmarket Race specials.
No, was painted royal blue for working Queen Victoria's train to Chingford in when she opened Epping Forest to the public. Fifty of the Adams type were built between and These shared uties with the Johnson locomotives.
They had different dimensions: In during a locomotive shortage they were used to work coal trains to and from Peterborough, but had to stop frequently for water and were not popoular with the Peterborough enginemen.
The Bromley type, built shared the 4ft 10in coupled wheelsbut had smaller 16 x 22 in cylinders and carried less water. Holden returned to the type in and forty wetre built by They had 17 x 24 in cylinders and psi boilers, but were slow starting.
Costing of carriage and wagon construction. This is a rough illustration of the fundamentals of the costing apparatus for a passenger vehicle, in which the individual costs are each shown as becoming cumulative into a contmually increasing stream line. It would appear as if the diagram included the repair of stock in addition to the construction of new stock, the cumulative cost of dismantling an existing vehicle into its component parts of metal, wood, upholstery, and special stores equipment, being shown by the four small end views, with the total dismantling cost passing the main circle at No.
One can see therefrom the aggregate costs of the "raw" material, in the four groups indicated, as they arrive for the construction of the vehicle, and they can then be traced until the finished vehicle is completely assembled. The iron and steel. Painting the whole is shown at 16varnishing the body at 17and the final control and delIvery at The drawing shows the entire progress of the vehicle from the arrival of the matenal until the delivery of the car, in such a form that the separate workshops are indicated in the order of the progress, and appear round the costmg disc, which is of course, not comparative, but only diagrammatic [KPG: It was a saddle tank of a type of which a number were supplied by the builders to various railways and collieries both in this oountry and abroad.
Engines of this type had coupled wheels 4 ft. The wheelbase was 13 ft. The boiler had a pressure of psi, the tank a water capacity of gals. Although the actual amalgamation was not to take place until the completion of the railway to Llandovery, the L.
In it was transferred to the duplicate list as Under this number it was sold to Partridge and Jones of Pontypool for colliery work. Many objects of particular interest are shown, including three original beam engines, two of which were erected in Soho Manufactory in and respectively, and the third in London inand various original experimental models, including the separate condensers of which led to his most important contribution to the development of the steam engine.
The garret workshop, where Watt frequently worked from till his death in and which was removed with its contents from Heathfield Hall near Birmingham to the Science Museum in for permanent preservation, is on view.
A large number of drawings, some by Watt himself, have been lent by the Birmingham Public Libraries Committee and form a detailed survey of the progress in steam engine design from tothe period of Watt's partnership with Boulton.
As a preface to his review the author gave the leading particulars of the Union railway system. At the end of March the mileage worked amounted to 13,; the total number of locomo- tives was 2, representing an aggregate tractive force of 58, lb.
Passenger stock totalled 3, vehicles, including electric motor coaches and trailers, and the number of freight cars in service amounted to 35, The system is one of the largest in the world under one general manager, and is the world's most extensive narrow gauge line 3 ft.
When it is realised that the" Union Limited Express" operating between Cape Town and Johannesburg, replete with dining cars and the usual amenities found in modern travel, over a road practically all single line for a distance of miles, maintains a mean running speed of 35 miles per hour, and at the same time negotiates grades of 1 in 50, it will be appreciated that the standard of organisation and technical skill is at a high level.
The newest "Pacific" type locomo- tives can and have attained a speed of 70 miles per hour, believed to be the highest ever made on a less than standard gauge railway.Introduction.
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