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Reversing gear

Reversing gear is a mechanism used to both control the direction of travel of a steam locomotive and adjust its engine's steam cutoff.

Measurement, Screw reverser & Reversing lever

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Reversing lever

Screw reverser

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Reversing gear

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples38
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Reversing gear

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related to Power reverse gear · 20
Reversing gear → Glasgow, GWR, Harry Smith Wainwright, James Stirling, Later, Merchant Navy Class, North Eastern Railway, Oliver Bulleid, Several, South Eastern Railway, South Western Railway, Southern Railway, Steam, Stirling, Stirling’s, The, Typically, Vincent Raven, William Dean, With
related to Power reverse impetus · 13
Reversing gear → Britain, Hadfield, Many American, Most Beyer Garratt, PRR B6, PRR K4s, PRR L1s, PRR N1s, Ragonnet, The, The Baldwin Locomotive Works, The Hadfield, US
related to Reversing lever · 4
Reversing gear → It, Johnson, The, United States
is a · 1
Reversing gear → mechanism used to both control the direction of travel of a steam locomotive and adjust its engine's steam cutoff

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reversing gear lever steam locomotive valve power position piston mechanism rod reverse cutoff locomotives johnson bar cut-off locking direction screw

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Reversing gearis amechanism used to both control the direction of travel of a steam locomotive and adjust its engine's steam cutoff0.90text
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearWith0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearSteam0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearTypically0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearThe0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearJames Stirling0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearGlasgow0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearSouth Western Railway0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearSeveral0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearWilliam Dean0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearGWR0.60section
Reversing gearrelated to Power reverse gearVincent Raven0.60section

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