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Tony Bray 122/01/2012 12:09:23
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As a newcomer to locos can some one tell me what pupose does the dome serve on the boiler please and of course the fitting below it
Russell Eberhardt22/01/2012 14:05:01
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It's to allow the collection of steam well above the water level in the boiler. A pipe sticks up into the dome to collect (reasonably) dry steam for the cykinders.
 
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Richard Parsons22/01/2012 14:38:47
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Can anyone help me? I am designing a machine (if I can get the metal). It is a sort of shaper. My problem is that the machine I want is quite small, but if I am making it and writing it up for others I may as well make it a bit larger so that others will also find it useful.
What I want to know is how large would the casting be for the inside cylinders of a 5” gauge loco?
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Tony Bray 127/01/2012 15:29:50
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From Tony Bray Thank you for the info on the Dome quite simple really but as a newcomer i needed help it make sense of the drawings now. Best wishes this is a really helpful site.

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