. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . ar, which is nowquite well known in the district in whichthese engines will operate. This gear isneat in appearance and is reported to bequite effective. The Chambers throttle valves have steel. Equipment includes electric head-light, with turbine located just in frontof cab. The water supply is obtained by twoEdna injectors discharging into a doubletop check manufactured by the samecompany. The strainers are of specialdesign patented by the Lima Locomo-tive Corporation. The cab and runningbo


. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . ar, which is nowquite well known in the district in whichthese engines will operate. This gear isneat in appearance and is reported to bequite effective. The Chambers throttle valves have steel. Equipment includes electric head-light, with turbine located just in frontof cab. The water supply is obtained by twoEdna injectors discharging into a doubletop check manufactured by the samecompany. The strainers are of specialdesign patented by the Lima Locomo-tive Corporation. The cab and runningboards are of steel plate and the reardeck is of cast steel equipped witheconomy radial buffer connection to thetender. The coal wetting device is sup-plied by the Edna Brass ManufacturingCompany. The 9,000 gallon water tankis of water bottom construction and hasa retreating collar of neat design. The general dimensions and ratios ofthis type of locomotive are as follows : Gauge, 4 ft. 8j/> ins.; service, freight;fuel, soft coal; tractive effort. 53,200 lbs.;weight in working order, 280,800 lbs.;. MIKADO 2-8-2 TYTE OF LOCOMOTIVE lOR THE GEORGIA RAILUOAI >. I i ►. Walsh, Supt. Motive Power and Equipment. the Austin radial trailing truck, bothof which represent the latest ideas inguiding and tailing devices for large loco-motives. The tender is also carried oneconomy tender trucks, which are the firstintroduced into this section of thecountry. It is interesting to learn that theselocomotives are making an excellentrecord of performances over the 171miles of railroad between Augusta andAtlanta. About one-third of the distanceis taken up with curves of which there are146, the maximum being three are only 7 miles of level grade,there being 131 ascending grades with anaggregate length of 96 miles, the total cents being 2,699 feet, and 113 descend-ing grades amounting to 1,786 feet,Atlanta being 913 feet in elevation ahoveftugusta The maximum grade is a per100


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