stationary engines
stationary engines is the plural of stationary engine.
Meaning of stationary engine
Noun
stationary engine (plural stationary engines)
- An engine that remains in a fixed position, and is not part of a moving object.
- To get the best conditions for locomotives he proposed to make a continuous grade of 1 in 30 on the straight between Erkrath and Hochdahl, 2.78 km. (1¾ miles) and employ a stationary engine there. [...] The stationary engine was duly installed, at considerable cost, but not used for long.1942 March, “Notes and News: Main-Line Cable Haulage in Germany”, in Railway Magazine, page 88
Questions about stationary engines
- What is stationary engines the plural of?
- Stationary engines is the plural of stationary engine.
Words near stationary engines in the dictionary
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