. The Street railway journal . -cooled mainauto-transformer and an oil-break circuit breaker. The inten-tion is to operate at a moderate voltage in towns and thicklypopulated districts, while a high-trolley voltage will be cm-ployed, carried overhead, on the greater part of the line. The control system is electro-pneumatic and consists of anair compressor driven by a single-phase motor, an air motoron the induction regulator, air cylinders on the circuit breaker 720 STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. [Vol. XXV. No. 15. and reverser, and the necessary magnet valves. The air brakesand air sanders are also


. The Street railway journal . -cooled mainauto-transformer and an oil-break circuit breaker. The inten-tion is to operate at a moderate voltage in towns and thicklypopulated districts, while a high-trolley voltage will be cm-ployed, carried overhead, on the greater part of the line. The control system is electro-pneumatic and consists of anair compressor driven by a single-phase motor, an air motoron the induction regulator, air cylinders on the circuit breaker 720 STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. [Vol. XXV. No. 15. and reverser, and the necessary magnet valves. The air brakesand air sanders are also to be supplied by the above are two connectors at each end of the locomotive, so thattwo locomotives can be coupled and operated by one masterswitch. The master switch is in the middle of the cab, and isso situated that the operator has a clear view in all directionswithout leaving his seat. The weight of the locomotive and equipment is 25 tons, all ofwhich is on four 41-in. drive wheels. Two 150-hp, 25-cycle,. HIGli-TENSlUN £Ll-XTI<iC (jTlVE FUR SWEDEN single-phase motors are geared, one to each axle, with a gearreduction of 18 to 70, and have shown an ability to handle a70-ton train at 40 , without exceeding the rise of tem-perature for which they were designed. The equipment hasbeen so installed on the locomotive as to permit ready accessto all parts. Only the small operating devices have been placedin the cab, and the layout is such as to allow the greatest con-venience in operation with maximum safety to the operator. ■ JET VS. SURFACE CONDENSERS Realizing the desiraliility of providing for a choice in theselection of either jet or surface condensers, the W. H. BlakeSteam Pump Company, of Hyde Park, Mass., has perfected avery extensive line of both types running in capacity from600 lbs. to 40,000 lbs. of steam condensed per hour with in-jection water having a temperature of 70 degs. F. In the typeof small twin vertical air pump and jet co


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