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on the wheel flanges. By enabling this transverse movement of the wheelsets, locomotives with rigid frames do not have to use the thinner wheel flanges etc. normally needed to facilitate smooth running through points, bends and tightly curved sections of track. The 'guide length' of the locomotive is formed by the distance between the two fixed Beugniot lever pivot points.
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On running round a bend, the first axle is pushed sideways by the curve of the rails and so moves the second axle parallel to it in the opposite direction, until the wheel flanges of both axles align with the rails. This distributes the guide forces between the two axles which reduces wear and tear
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In Germany, Beugniot levers were used mainly in the middle of the 20th century. The best known examples of locomotives that use this type of lever are the
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Around 1860, when Beugniot was the chief engineer at the firm of
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Explanation of the Beugniot lever (bottom of linked paged)
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to improve curve running. It was named after its inventor
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locomotives
Édouard Beugniot
André Koechlin & Cie.
Mulhouse
wheelsets
locomotive frame
bogie
coupling rods
MaK
Class 105 and 106
East Germany
DB Class 82
MaK
600 D
650 D
1200 D
Explanation of the Beugniot lever (bottom of linked paged)
Beugniot locomotive of the Porrettana railway
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Locomotive
Cab
Short hood
Long hood
Cab forward
Sharknose
Steeplecab
Cab unit

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