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steam locomotive

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steam locomotive [′stēm ‚lō·kə¦mōd·iv]
(mechanical engineering)
A railway propulsion power plant using steam, generally in a reciprocating, noncondensing engine.


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Lancaster's current logo, created in 1978, depicts an antelope, a steam locomotive, California poppies and an aircraft.
Hugh Longworth's BRITISH RAILWAY STEAM LOCOMOTIVES 1948-1968(0860935930, L35.
The rail steam locomotive was invented by a Cornish man in 1804, changing not only the nature and speed of travel, but becoming popular around the world to foster industrial growth in Britain, Europe and beyond: it even influenced the formation of the USA and Canada into unified nations.
 
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