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Berkshire locomotive
/bˈɜːkʃə lˌəʊkəmˈəʊtɪv/
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Berkshire-Lokomotive, Dampflok Berkshire
a specific type of steam locomotive characterized by its 2-8-4 wheel arrangement, commonly used for hauling heavy freight trains
What is the "Berkshire locomotive"?
The Berkshire locomotive is a type of steam locomotive that was first introduced in the 1920s. It is known for its large size and powerful design, particularly used for hauling heavy cargo and passenger trains over long distances. The Berkshire locomotive features a distinctive wheel arrangement, with four large driving wheels, making it well-suited for high-speed travel and carrying heavy loads. It became famous in the United States for its efficiency and strength, especially on railroads in the eastern and midwestern regions. The design was later adapted for use in other countries and remains a notable example of early 20th-century steam technology.
Example
The design of the Berkshire locomotive included a large boiler and multiple driving wheels for traction.
Engineers admired the Berkshire locomotive for its ability to haul heavy freight trains across long distances.
The Berkshire locomotive was widely used by American railroads in the mid-20th century.
Beispiel
The design of the Berkshire locomotive included a large boiler and multiple driving wheels for traction.
Engineers admired the Berkshire locomotive for its ability to haul heavy freight trains across long distances.
The Berkshire locomotive was widely used by American railroads in the mid-20th century.
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