- The
Vauclain compound was a type of
compound steam locomotive that was
briefly po****r from the
early 1890’s to the mid-1900’s.
Developed by the Baldwin...
- as "cross-compound" designs, and
there are many
variations (Mallet-1;
Vauclain; Von Borries-1; Lindner; Gölsdorf-1; Herdner) 2 high pressure, 1 low pressure...
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locomotives List of
Baldwin diesel locomotives Samuel M.
Vauclain Designer and
railway pioneer Vauclain compound Whitcomb Locomotive Works "Pennsylvania Historical...
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Samuel Matthews Vauclain (May 18, 1856 –
February 4, 1940) was an
American engineer,
inventor of the
Vauclain compound locomotive, and
president of the...
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successful that the
original locomotives were
rebuilt as
Vauclain compounds in 1893. Over time, the
Vauclain compound technology made the
locomotives notoriously...
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groups being set at 90° to each other. In one case (the
first type of
Vauclain compound), the
pistons worked in the same
phase driving a
common crosshead...
- up to the mines. This
locomotive is most
particular for its use of the
Vauclain Compound Engine.
Built in 1912 by
Baldwin Locomotive Works, this engine...
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Vauclain compound locomotive,
Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad...
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young boy,
Barber took
private lessons from
William Hatton Green.
Constant Vauclain, one of Barber's peers,
described Green being one of Barber's greatest...
- in 1901 for Atchison,
Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway. It
started out as a
Vauclain compound locomotive before it was
rebuilt into a
conventional locomotive...
