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• Victorian_Railways_S_class length "23774.4".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class abstract "The S class was an express passenger steam locomotive that ran on Victorian Railways, Australia, from 1928 to 1954. Built when the VR was at its zenith and assigned to haul the broad gauge-leg of its Melbourne to Sydney interstate express passenger services, the S class remained the VR's most prestigious locomotive class until the advent of diesel electric locomotives in the early 1950s.They were the first Pacific-type locomotives on the VR, as well as its first 3-cylinder locomotive type. Renowned for their power and speed, in the ten years that followed their introduction the running time of the premier Sydney express service they operated was progressively reduced by one and a half hours. These service improvements culminated in 1937 with the replacement of the Sydney Limited with the Art Deco streamliner Spirit of Progress, and the S class locomotives were fitted with streamlined casings to match the new train set. They were also equipped with long-range tenders to enable the entire 190 1⁄2-mile (306.6 km) journey to be run non-stop at a speed that remained for the next 20 years Australia's fastest train service.Although only four S class locomotives were built, they were highly utilised. They ran up annual mileages double that of other classes of locomotives on the VR and by 1954 had run a combined total of approximately 5,700,000 miles (9,200,000 km). However their size and heavy axle load made them unsuitable for regular service on any other lines than the North Eastern line, and so within six months of the introduction of the new B class diesel locomotives on the Spirit of Progress roster in April 1954 the S class had all been withdrawn and scrapped. Their scrapping was a catalyst for the rail preservation movement in Victoria to lobby for the preservation of remaining examples of other VR steam locomotives, resulting in the establishment in 1962 of the Australian Railway Historical Society's North Williamstown railway museum.".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class cylinderCount "3".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class length "23.7744".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class thumbnail Victorian_Railways_S_300.jpg?width=300.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wikiPageExternalLink theme.aspx?lvl=3&IRN=500&gall=657.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wikiPageExternalLink stedia.html.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wikiPageExternalLink ssteam.html.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wikiPageID "7395685".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wikiPageRevisionID "605448059".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class align "right".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class axleload "23".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class builder "VR Newport Workshops".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class caption "Builder's photo of S 300, 1928.".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class cylindercount "3".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class direction "horizontal".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class footer "S 300 as built in 1928, and S 302 after the fitting of smoke deflectors, circa 1936. Note the three rounded caps above the buffer beam on S 302, a modification to allow longer valve travel.".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class footerAlign "left".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class hasPhotoCollection Victorian_Railways_S_class.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class image "Victorian Railways S 302.jpg".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class image "Victorian Railways S-300 locomotive.jpg".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class length "1928".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class length "1951".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class locotenderweight "1928".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class locotenderweight "1951".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class locoweight "1928".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class locoweight "1951".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class name "Victorian Railways S class".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class numinclass "4".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class poweroutput "at drawbar: at".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class powertype "steam".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class tendercap "1928".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class tendercap "1951".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class tenderweight "1928".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class tenderweight "1951".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class totalsurface "1928".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class totalsurface "1951".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class tractiveeffort "at 85% boiler pressure".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class valvegear Gresley_conjugated_valve_gear.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class valvegear Walschaerts_valve_gear.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class valvelap "; exhaust lap:".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class valvetype "piston valves".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class weightondrivers "70".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class whytetype "4".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class width "142".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class width "148".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wordnet_type synset-locomotive-noun-1.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class subject Category:4-6-2_locomotives.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class subject Category:Railway_locomotives_introduced_in_1928.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class subject Category:Streamlined_steam_locomotives.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class subject Category:Victorian_Railways_locomotives.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type 4-6-2Locomotives.
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• Victorian_Railways_S_class type Conveyance103100490.
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• Victorian_Railways_S_class type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type RailwayLocomotivesIntroducedIn1928.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type Self-propelledVehicle104170037.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type SteamLocomotive104310018.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type StreamlinedSteamLocomotives.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type Vehicle104524313.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type VictorianRailwaysLocomotives.
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• Victorian_Railways_S_class type MeanOfTransportation.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class type Product.
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• Victorian_Railways_S_class comment "The S class was an express passenger steam locomotive that ran on Victorian Railways, Australia, from 1928 to 1954. Built when the VR was at its zenith and assigned to haul the broad gauge-leg of its Melbourne to Sydney interstate express passenger services, the S class remained the VR's most prestigious locomotive class until the advent of diesel electric locomotives in the early 1950s.They were the first Pacific-type locomotives on the VR, as well as its first 3-cylinder locomotive type.".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class label "Victorian Railways S class".
• Victorian_Railways_S_class sameAs m.0260dgb.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class sameAs Q7927287.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class sameAs Q7927287.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class sameAs Victorian_Railways_S_class.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class wasDerivedFrom Victorian_Railways_S_class?oldid=605448059.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class depiction Victorian_Railways_S_300.jpg.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class isPrimaryTopicOf Victorian_Railways_S_class.
• Victorian_Railways_S_class name "Victorian Railways S class".