File:Comparison of cross-sections of South Australian Railways vintage broad and narrow gauge passenger cars.jpg
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DescriptionComparison of cross-sections of South Australian Railways vintage broad and narrow gauge passenger cars.jpg |
English: A drawing comparing the cross-sections of South Australian Railways broad and narrow gauge passenger cars at the turn of the 20th century. The diagram was prepared to illustrate how the broad-gauge car’s cross-sectional area is 50% larger than that of the narrow-gauge car, and that as a consequence, for every unit of car length, the broad-gauge car is able to carry 50% more volume than the narrow-gauge car – a significant advantage in the economics of rail transport. |
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Source | South Australian Railways official drawings -- pre-1925 (public domain). One has been traced on account of poor quality of original. |
Author | South Australian Railways; Hugh S. Williams. |
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Images with railway related topics created by Hugh S. Williams and uploaded by User:SCHolar44 are released as CC-BY-4.0. When re-used, please attribute as: Hugh S. Williams.
This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. Attribution: Hugh S. Williams
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