Locomotive engines, number of, on British railways, 45.
Yes, it may; or it may be worked from its own connecting rod; and in the case of locomotive engines, this has sometimes been done.
Locomotive engines travel at a quicker speed--an innovation brought about not by any process of scientific deduction, but by the accidents and exigencies of railway transit.
Although Stephenson's locomotive engines were in daily use for many years on the Killingworth Railway, they excited comparatively little interest.
One of the most important subjects of discussion at these meetings with Mr. Pease was the establishment of a manufactory at Newcastle for the building of locomotive engines.
Although Stephenson’s locomotive engines were in daily use for many years on the Killingworth Railway, they excited comparatively little interest.
This mode of supporting the engine remained in use until the progress of spring-making had so far advanced that steel springs could be manufactured of sufficient strength to bear the weight of locomotive engines.
Of these, the Atmospheric railway was the most promising, and for a time it bid fair to supersede the use of locomotive engines.
For boilers in which steam of very high pressure is used, as in those of locomotive engines, a steam-gauge, constructed on the above principle, would have inconvenient or impracticable length.
In cases where the motion of the piston is very rapid, as in locomotive engines, it is desirable that the passages to and from the cylinder should be opened very suddenly.
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