NEW DECEMBER 2017.  This file consists of GER-related extracts from the book A Treatise on the Steam Engine written by Daniel Kinnear Clark, M.Inst.C.E., M.I.M.E.  It was published by Blackie in 1895.

The selected chapters cover Massey Bromley's 'mogul' (2-6-0) engines for the March to London coal trains; a 4-4-2 tank engine for the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway; T.W. Worsdell's inside-cylinder compound engines (his earlier GER compounds are described, followed by his more recent NER ones); and petroleum refuse and tar-burning locomotives (including Holden's apparatus). The file concludes with two addenda: an update on Worsdell's compound locomotives, and the Westinghouse brake. They are all illustrated with line drawings. The accounts of Bromley's engine and the LT&SR tank each include a pair of scale drawings - a longitudinal section, showing it in side view, and a transverse section across the frames illustrating pistons and connecting rods. 

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