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Steam is then used to propel the vehicle, but also to power {{pll|Electricity|electrical}} and {{pll|Air Brake System Overview|braking}} systems. Through a series of components, such as the {{pll|Regulator|regulator}}, {{pll|Regulator|steam chest}}, {{pll|Cutoff|cutoff}}, and {{pll|Cylinder Cocks|cylinders}}, steam pushes the engine pistons, linked to the wheels. With every cycle, after pushing the pistons, used steam is released to the atmosphere. This creates a vacuum, improving {{pll|Blower & Damper|airflow}} and kindling the fire.

Steam is then used to propel the vehicle, but also to power electrical and braking systems. Through a series of components, such as the regulator , steam chest , cutoff , and cylinders , steam pushes the engine pistons, linked to the wheels. With every cycle, after pushing the pistons, used steam is released to the atmosphere. This creates a vacuum, improving airflow and kindling the fire.

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	~~The steam that accumulates in~~ the ~~boiler can be admitted~~ to cylinders, ~~with~~ pistons ~~tied~~ to the wheels ~~via a mechanical connection. This propels the vehicle~~. With every cycle, after pushing the pistons ~~in one direction~~, ~~the~~ steam ~~gets~~ released ~~outside through~~ the ~~blast pipe~~. This creates a vacuum ~~pull in the firebox, drawing fresh air into it~~, ~~further boosting~~ the fire.		Steam is then used to propel the vehicle, but also to power {{pll\|Electricity\|electrical}} and {{pll\|Air Brake System Overview\|braking}} systems. Through a series of components, such as the {{pll\|Regulator\|regulator}}, {{pll\|Regulator\|steam chest}}, {{pll\|Cutoff\|cutoff}}, and {{pll\|Cylinder Cocks\|cylinders}}, steam pushes the engine pistons, linked to the wheels. With every cycle, after pushing the pistons, used steam is released to the atmosphere. This creates a vacuum, improving {{pll\|Blower & Damper\|airflow}} and kindling the fire.