Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol. LXX, Dec. 1910 - Locomotive Performance On Grades Of Various Lengths, Paper No. 1172 by Beverly S. Randolph
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Load: | Cars. | Locomotive.| Tender. | |
Maximum[E] | 1,561 | 44.60 | 25.25 |_C_ | 1,631 Minimum[F] | 1,031 | 60.50 | 34.50 |_C_ | 1,126 | | Traction (= _B_ _C_ ÷ 2,000 ) Maximum[E] |_D_ | 13.60 Minimum[F] |_D_ | 9.38 Weight on Drivers: | Locomotive.| Helper. | | Maximum[E] | 21.60 | 63.00 |_E_ | 84.60 Minimum[F] | 47.00 | 72.00 |_E_ | 119.00 | | Percentage ( = _D_ ÷ _E_ ). | | Maximum |_F_ | 16.1 Minimum |_F_ | 7.9 ======================================================================== FOOTNOTES: [Footnote E: Giving maximum values of percentage, _F_.] [Footnote F: Giving minimum values of percentage, _F_.] BEVERLY S. RANDOLPH, M. AM. SOC. C. E. (by letter).--The percentages given by Mr. Purdon would seem to indicate that the length of the grades did not affect the loads in the cases cited, but these percentages are so much below those shown in the table, for similar distances, as to indicate some special conditions which the writer has been unable to find in the text. |
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