. Railway master mechanic [microform] . An equal number of similar engines were built atthese works for the Great Northern Ry. in 1906, and havebeen giving satisfactory service. The new locomotives exerla tractive force of about 23,000 lbs. when working compound In accordance with Great Northern practice, these loco-motives are equipped with Belpaire boilers. The first and two 15-in. piston valves, which are driven by Stephenson linkmotion. As the leading driving axle is cranked, the eccen-trics arc placed on the second axle, and the valves are drivenby long rods which are provided with knuckl


. Railway master mechanic [microform] . An equal number of similar engines were built atthese works for the Great Northern Ry. in 1906, and havebeen giving satisfactory service. The new locomotives exerla tractive force of about 23,000 lbs. when working compound In accordance with Great Northern practice, these loco-motives are equipped with Belpaire boilers. The first and two 15-in. piston valves, which are driven by Stephenson linkmotion. As the leading driving axle is cranked, the eccen-trics arc placed on the second axle, and the valves are drivenby long rods which are provided with knuckle joints and in-termediate bearings. The outside cylinders drive the secondpair of wheels. The four guides are braced by cast steelbearers, which are bolted to a single yoke extending acrossthe locomotive. The crank axle is built up with a cast steelcentral web. The main frames are of cast steel, 5 ins. wide, spaced between centers. The rear frames are of the same ma-terial; they measure 4 ins. in width, and are spliced to the. Balanced Compound Atlantic, S., P. & S. Ry. second rings in the barrel have diamond seams on the topcenter line, while the third ring, which carries the dome, hasa welded seam on top with a liner inside,. The firebox isbuilt with a straight back head and sloping throat, and isdouble riveted to the mud ring, which is of cast steel, 5 ins,wide all around. The throat sheet completely encircles thebarrel; it is flanged out of a single piece, and formed to fitthe top corners of the outside firebox shell. The back headis stayed with gusset-plates, which in turn are braced bylongitudinal stay rods, anchored on the boiler barrel. Thegusset plates are cut out to accommodate two rows of trans-verse tie rods, which support the flat surfaces of the outsidesheets above the crown. The smoke box is slightly ex-tended and is made in one piece. It is of the self-cleaningtype, fitted with perforated plates and a single high exhaustnozzle. , The cylinders are of th


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