Comparative Advantages Of The Atmospheric Railway System With An Appendix, Containing Experiments On The Tyler Hill Inclined Plane Of The Canterbury And Whitstable Railway, Showing The Relative Amount Of Lost Power Of The Rope Traction, As Compared

Comparative Advantages of the Atmospheric Railway System is a thorough analysis of the relative merits of the atmospheric railway system and the rope traction system, with particular reference to the Tyler Hill inclined plane in England. Featuring detailed experiment data and analysis, as well as historical context and mathematical formulas, this book is a valuable resource for railway engineers, historians, and enthusiasts.

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