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railway use of water-tube
boilers in any
numbers was the
Brotan boiler,
invented by
Johann Brotan in
Austria in 1902, and
found in rare
examples throughout...
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Johann Brotan (24 June 1843 – 20
November 1918) was an
Austrian mechanical engineer,
specialising in
locomotive construction.
Johann Brotan was born in...
- Spellmount. p. 29. ISBN 0-946771-55-3.
Douglas Self. "
Brotan". Loco
Locomotive gallery. "
Brotan". Kennedy,
Modern Engines, Vol VI, pp. [, page needed]...
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Broughton (/
ˈbrɔːtən/, BRAW-tən) is a
historic village,
modern district and
civil parish in
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England,
approximately 3 miles...
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except for some 1,000
locomotives in
Hungary which used the water-tube
Brotan boiler.[citation needed] A
boiler consists of a
firebox where the fuel is...
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Broughton /
ˈbrɔːtən/ is a
hamlet and
civil parish to the east of
Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, England.
Broughton is also the name of a
nearby housing...
- silent), in
contrast to the similarly-spelt
neighbouring areas of
Broughton /
ˈbrɔːtən/ and
Woughton /ˈwʊftən/. "Contact your Parish, Town or
Community Council"...
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Thomas Robert Shannon Broughton, FBA (/
ˈbrɔːtən/; 17
February 1900 – 17
September 1993) was a
Canadian classical scholar and
leading Latin prosopographer...
- such as the Woolnough. It has also been
described as an
evolution of the
Brotan-Deffner water-tube firebox, with the
firebox extended to
become the entire...
- Provincia. Furundarena,
Arantza (30 May 2021). "Mis
opiniones las vomito, me
brotan". El Correo. "Extraña
Forma de Vida".
Festival de Cannes.
Retrieved 14 May...
