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"New York Air Brake" by Marshall Monroe Kirkman offers a detailed exploration into the mechanics and operation of the New York Air Brake system, a crucial component in railway safety and efficiency during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. As a supplement to "The Science of Railways," this volume provides in-depth knowledge of the air brake's design, function, and maintenance.
Kirkmana?(TM)s work is invaluable for understanding the technological advancements that shaped the railroad industry. The book meticulously covers the principles behind the air brake system, its practical application, and its role in preventing accidents. This historical text is essential for railway enthusiasts, engineers, and historians interested in the evolution of train technology and the impact of innovations on transportation.
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