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Province

Coal field

Town

Coal mine

Coal seam

Grade of coal

Percentage values

Moisture	Volatile matter	Fixed carbon	Ash	Sulphur

Btu's (39.2°F) per pound^[1]

kilojoules per kilogram^[2]

AB

BC

NB

NS

SK

[1]
Harding, J. W.. Firing of Locomotives, published by International Textbook Company, Scranton, PA, pp. 44-45, Table III Composition and Heating Values of Canadian Coals, part 1, copyrighted, part 1 1920, part 2 1912, part 3 1928.
[2]
alegresoftware. "MetricMaster 4.3.0", definition of British thermal units (39.1°F), Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada, 1989-2004. Retrieved May 23, 2007.

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1942 Oil and Coal Comparison Table for 1941 Railroad Freight Train Service (fuel efficiency table)

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1942 Oil and Coal Comparison Table for 1941 Railroad Freight Train Service^[1]

Railroad

Percent of GTM^[2]

with Oil-burning Locomotives

Oil Consumption,

Gallons/ 1000 GTM

Section One

Two values,

for comparing

oil to coal

Gallons of Oil Per Ton of Coal	Lbs. of Coal Per Gal. of Oil

Three values,

Coal or equivalent used

per 1000 GTM

Oil Burn- ing Locos	Coal Burn- ing Locos	All Locos

Section Two

Railroad fuel efficiency comparison

Ave. oil-to-coal value used: 140 Gal. / Ton of coal

Pounds of Coal / 1000 GTM

Gallons Per Ton	Lbs. Per Gallon		Oil Burn- ing Locos	Coal Burn- ing Locos	All Locos

Group I

(1)

(2)

(3)	(4)		(5)	(6)	(7)

(8)	(9)		(10)	(11)	(12)

Northern Pacific (BNSF, TX)

2.7

6.65

126	15.9		106	125	124

140	14.3		95	125	124

Great Northern (BNSF, TX)

47.5

6.47

127	15.7		102	91	96

140	14.3		92	91	92

Milwaukee Road (Soo Line, MN)

4.6

9.03

128	15.6		141	109	115

140	14.3		129	109	114

Burlington

(BNSF, TX)

5.3

8.09

130	15.4		124	106	108

140	14.3		115	106	107

Santa Fe

(BNSF, TX)

75.3

8.21

138	14.5		119	108	116

140	14.3		117	108	115

Union Pacific

19.7

10.85

147	13.6		147	118	124

140	14.3		155	118	125

North Western (Union Pacific)

7.0

9.67

157	12.7		123	117	113

140	14.3		138	117	119

Missouri Pacific (Union Pacific)

13.7

7.54

162	12.3		93	117	113

140	14.3		108	117	115

Averages

27.8

8.28

140	14.3		118	113	115

140	14.3		118	113	115

Group II

Western Pacific

(Union Pacific)

73.5

7.71

168	11.9		92	109	96

140	14.3		110	109	110

Kansas City Southern

69.0

8.68

168	11.9		103	135	113

140	14.3		124	135	127

MK. & T

(Union Pacific)

99.8

7.09

168	11.9		84	274	85

140	14.3		101	274	102

Frisco

(Union Pacific)

40.8

9.06

168	11.9		108	129	121

140	14.3		130	129	130

Cotton Belt

(Union Pacific)

97.9

6.76

168	11.9		81	195	83

140	14.3		97	195	98

IGN, Texas

(Union Pacific)

100.0

9.08

168	11.9		108	—	108

140	14.3		130	—	130

T&NO, Texas

(Union Pacific)

100.0

7.15

168	11.9		85	—	85

140	14.3		102	—	102

Texas and Pacific

(Missouri Pacific)

100.0

7.10

168	11.9		85	—	85

140	14.3		102	—	102

Rock Island

(Union Pacific)

54.3

8.11

168	11.9		97	124	110

140	14.3		116	124	120

Southern Pacific

(Union Pacific)

93.3

8.39

168	11.9		100	107	100

140	14.3		120	107	119

Averages

81.4

8.00

168	11.9		95	122	100

140	14.3		115	122	116

Group I and II

Averages

45.9

8.12

155	12.9		105	115	110

140	14.3		116	115	115

[1]
Editors. Sixth Annual Proceedings of The Railway Fuel and Traveling Engineers' Association, 1942, published by The Railway Fuel And Traveling Engineers' Association, 327 South La Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois, 1942, pp. 96-106, Report of Committee Records and Statistics. Coal Equivalents of Locomotive Fuels and Power.
[2]
The percentage of a railroad company's Gross Ton Mileage (weight and distance of freight delivery) hauled using oil burning locomotives, in the year 1941.

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1921 Record of the Evaporative Test of a Steam-Boiler (fuel efficiency test checklist)

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Coal	1921 Record of the Evaporative Test of a Steam-Boiler (checklist form)^[1]
Dates of the Test Measurements ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________	Steam Boiler size and test measurements by (regiment police first responder taxi delivery state names and addresses, postal zone, searchable phone and computer network names, fud/luv providre and friend list nicknames, favourite sendable GPS coordinate app, last known notable blevy that was your fault) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Steam Boiler nominal size, length x width x height, part sizes, units/time ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Steam Boiler Test	Test category and Summary of Particulars of the Evaporative Test	Unit of measurement	Duration of the Test in Hours
1.	Heating-Surface and Fire-Grate Surface of the Boiler	square feet
[1] Hutton. Walter S. Steam-Boiler Construction. A Practical Handbook for Engineers, Boiler-Makers, & Steam-Users, containing A Large Collection of Rules and Data Relating to Recent Practice in the Design, Construction, and Working of all kinds of Stationary, Locomotive, & Marine Steam-Boilers, published by Crosby, Lockwood and Son, 7 Stationers' Hall Court, Ludgate Hill, London, 1921, pages 617-, Record of the Evaporative Test of a Steam-Boiler (un-numbered blank checklist forms and blank graph paper pages after index).

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Cooling

Steam Engineering, Ice Making^[1]

Temperature

of Gas in Degrees F.

Corresponding

Suction Pressure Lbs. per Sq. In.

-27	1
-20	4
-15	6
-10	9
-5	13
0	16
5	20
10	24
15	28
20	33
25	39
30	45
35	51

Temperature of Gas in Degrees Farenheit

65°

70°

75°

80°

85°

90°

95°

100°

105°

Corresponding Condenser Pressure (gauge),

pounds per square inch

103

115

127

139

153

168

184

200

218

7.22	7.3	7.37	7.46	7.54	7.62	7.70	7.79	7.88
5.84	5.9	5.96	6.03	6.09	6.16	6.23	6.30	6.43
5.35	5.4	5.46	5.52	5.58	5.64	5.70	5.77	5.83
4.66	4.73	4.76	4.81	4.86	4.91	4.97	5.05	5.08
4.09	4.12	4.17	4.21	4.25	4.30	4.35	4.40	4.44
3.59	3.63	3.66	3.70	3.74	3.78	3.83	3.87	3.91
3.20	3.24	3.27	3.30	3.34	3.38	3.41	3.45	3.49
2.87	2.9	2.93	2.96	2.99	3.02	3.06	3.09	3.12
2.59	2.61	2.65	2.68	2.71	2.73	2.76	2.80	2.82
2.31	2.34	2.36	2.38	2.41	2.44	2.46	2.49	2.51
2.05	2.08	2.10	2.12	2.15	2.17	2.20	2.22	2.24
1.85	1.87	1.89	1.91	1.93	1.95	1.97	2.00	2.01
1.70	1.72	1.74	1.76	1.77	1.79	1.81	1.83	1.85

[1]
Swingle, Calvin F.. Twentieth Century Handbook for Steam Engineers and Electricians, published by Frederick J. Drake & Company Publishers, Chicago, IL, US, p. 899, "Steam Engineering" "Ice Making" "Table 47" Cubic Feet Of Gas That Must Be Pumped Per Minute At Different Condenser And Suction Pressures, To Produce One Ton Of Refrigeration In Twenty-Four Hours, copyrighted, 1903, 1907, 1910, 1913, 1916.

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