Pacific

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Pacific is a type of steam locomotive wheel arrangement, typically featuring a 4-6-2 configuration widely used for express passenger services.

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Label Occurrences
Pacific canonical 4

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Whyte notation wheel arrangement
steam locomotive wheel arrangement
hasAlternativeNotation 2-3-1 (French classification)
231 (French numeric form)
2′C1′ (UIC classification)
4-6-2 (British and American usage)
hasDesignAdvantage ability to carry wide firebox behind driving wheels
balanced running at speed
good adhesion for fast trains
hasDrivingAxles 3
hasDrivingWheels 6
hasFeature good high-speed stability
good steaming capacity
large driving wheels
hasLeadingAxles 2
hasLeadingTruckType two-axle leading truck
hasLeadingWheels 4
hasTrailingAxles 1
hasTrailingTruckType single-axle trailing truck
hasTrailingWheels 2
hasTypicalDrivingWheelDiameter between 72 and 80 inches
hasWhyteNotation 4-6-2
isAlsoBuiltFor broad gauge
narrow gauge
isClassifiedBy number of leading, driving, and trailing wheels
isCommonGauge standard gauge
isDevelopmentOf Atlantic (4-4-2) wheel arrangement NERFINISHED
Ten-wheeler (4-6-0) wheel arrangement NERFINISHED
isDocumentedIn Whyte notation literature NERFINISHED
steam locomotive classification manuals
isNamedAfter Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
isRelatedTo Hudson (4-6-4) wheel arrangement NERFINISHED
Mikado (2-8-2) wheel arrangement
Mountain (4-8-2) wheel arrangement NERFINISHED
isSupersededBy diesel locomotives
electric locomotives
isUsedFor express mail trains
mainline passenger services
supports large firebox
typicalUse express passenger services
high-speed passenger trains
wasCommonUntilEra mid 20th century
wasIntroducedInEra early 20th century
wasWidelyUsedIn Asia NERFINISHED
Australia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

LNER Class A1 nicknamed Pacific
LNER Class A3 locomotiveType Pacific
Standard Passenger Pacific of the PRR configurationName Pacific
subject surface form: Pennsylvania Railroad K4s class