June 1899, No. 16 The Railway and Shipping World (Toronto) Page 168, col. 2

Canada Atlantic equipment.

The Ottawa, Arnprior & Parry Sound Ry. has had a number of locomotives for both passenger & freight service built at the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, during the past few months. No. 631, illustrated on page 169, has been in service for some little time. Following are the general dimensions of some of the locomotives:

For fast passenger service.
Cylinders.— Diameter (low pressure) 13 in.
Diameter (high pressure) 22 in.
Stroke 26 in.
Valve Balanced piston
Boiler.— Diameter 60 in.
Thickness of sheets 11/16 in.
Working pressure 200 lbs.
Fuel Soft coal.
Firebox.— Material Steel.
Length 103 3/16 in.
Width 42-1/8 in.
Depth, front 71-1/2 in.
Depth, back 69 in.
Thickness of sheets, sides 5/16 in.
Thickness of sheets, back 5/16 in.
Thickness of sheets, crown 3/8 in.
Thickness of sheet, tube 1/2 in.
Tubes.— Number 262
Diameter 2 in.
Length 15 ft.
Driving wheels.— Diameter, outside 78 in.
Diameter, of centre 72 in.
Journals 8×12 in.
Engine truck wheels.— Diameter 36 in.
Journals 5 1/2×12in.
Trailing wheels. Diameter 54 in.
Journals 8×12 in.
Wheel base.— Driving 6 ft. 9 in.
Total engine 25 ft. 6 in.
Rigid 13 ft. 9 in.
Tender.— Diameter of wheels 36 in.
Journals 5×9 in.
Tank capacity 6,000 gals.
For freight service.
Cylinders.— Diameter, high pressure 14 in.
Diameter, low pressure 24 in.
Stroke 26 in.
Valve Balanced piston
Boiler.— Diameter 60 in.
Thickness of sheets 5/8 & 11/16 in.
Working pressure 180 lbs.
Fuel Soft coal.
Firebox.— Material Steel.
Length 102 1/8 in.
Width 42 in.
Depth, front 69-1/2; in.
Depth, back 58-1/2 in.
Thickness of sheets, sides 3/8 in.
Thickness of sheets, back 3/8 in.
Thickness of sheets, crown 1/2 in.
Thickness of sheets, tube 1/2 in.
Tubes.— Number 280
Diameter 2 in.
Length 14 ft. 4-1/2 in.
Driving wheels.— Diameter, outside 56 in.
Diameter, of centre 50 in.
Journals 8-1/2×in.
Engine truck wheels.— Diameter 30 in.
Journals 6×10 in.
Wheel base.— Driving 13 ft.
Total engine 24 ft. 9 in.
Weight.— On drivers 116,850 lbs.
On truck 33,930 lbs.
Total engine 150,780 lbs.
Tender.— Diameter of wheels 33 in.
Journals 5×9 in.
Tank capacity 4,000 gals.
For freight service.
Cylinders.— Diameter, high pressure 15-1/2 in.
Diameter, low pressure 26 in.
Stroke 30 in.
Valve Balanced piston
Boiler.— Diameter 68 in.
Thickness of sheets 11/16 & 3/4 in.
Working pressure 180 lbs.
Fuel Soft coal.
Firebox.— Material Steel.
Length 120 1/8 in.
Width 42 in.
Depth, front 72-1/4 in.
Depth, back 69-1/4 in.
Thickness of sheets, sides 3/8 in.
Thickness of sheets, back 3/8 in.
Thickness of sheets, crown 1/2 in.
Thickness of sheets, tube 1/2 in.
Tubes.— Number 321
Diameter 2 in.
Length 13 ft. 6 in.
Driving wheels.— Diameter, outside 56 in.
Diameter, of centre 50 in.
Journals 8-1/2×11 in.
Engine truck wheels.— Diameter 30 in.
Journals 6×10 in.
Wheel base.— Driving 15 ft. 1 in.
Total engine 23 ft. 9 in.
Weight.— On drivers 164,585 lbs.
On truck 19,325 lbs.
Total engine 183,910 lbs.
Tender.— Diameter of wheels 33 in.
Journals 5×9 in.
Tank capacity 4,000 gals.

A large amount of work is being done at the Canada Atlantic shops in Ottawa. Twenty-five stock cars have recently been completed, 25 refrigerator cars are being built & 500 box cars have been commenced at.

Entirely new trains, with thoroughly up-to-date cars, have been put on between Ottawa & Montréal both ways. We are officially informed that the report recently published in some daily papers to the effect that this Co. had built car shops in Ottawa was unfounded, as a start has not yet at the permanent shops. The report probably arose from the erection of some temporary buildings, put up for the construction of a lot of freight cars pending the construction of the permanent shops. The first temporary building is to be used as an erecting shop and is 450×80 ft. The second one, which contains the machinery, is 225×90 ft.

Railways: C.A.Ry., O.A. & P.S.Ry.

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