Sentence examples for a passenger engine from inspiring English sources

The last steam engine built for the railroad, No. 844 went into service in 1944 as a passenger engine and was pulled from service in 1959 when the industry's conversion to diesel engines was at full throttle.

Brake performance tests of a passenger car engine fed with petrol and LPG are analysed and compared.

Here in the office, it's completely removed the hum of the air conditioning and will no doubt do wonders on a passenger jet engine.

The experimental performances of the novel pump were compared with the ones of a conventional centrifugal device through a test bench that reproduced the real operating conditions of a passenger car engine cooling circuit.

While these systems are mainly designed for stationary operation, the behaviour in highly dynamic operating conditions becomes more important when the principle is transferred to a passenger car engine.

When the 60 tonnes of the William Adams Express Passenger Engine No 563 chuff on to the theatre stage in a belch of smoke, a shimmering vision of chrome, steel, slicks of engine oil, green paint and polished brass, grown men can be seen weeping.

The average was about a 1,829 2,032-mm (72–80-inch) diameter for passenger engines and 1,829 2,032-mm (54–66 inches) for freight or mixed-traffic types.

To maintain the high power rating required for express passenger engines, Maunsell opted for a three-cylinder design.

The S15s were also very capable passenger engines, being able to deputise in situations where there was a shortage of passenger locomotives during peak holiday periods.

Steam-locomotive driving wheels were of various sizes, usually larger for the faster passenger engines.

After 9908 all Burlington passenger engines would be standard production locomotives, except for the cosmetic stainless steel bodywork of the E5s.