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Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills No. 14

Rayonier, Inc. No. 14

United States 1927 1 produced
In June 1956 as Rayonier 14 at Sekiu, Washington Stan Kistler / collection Martin E. Hansen

Originally built for Larson Lumber in November 1927, this 2-6-6-2 Mallet went to Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills in Washington instead. Although being standard gauge, it was fairly small for a 2-6-6-2, optimized for logging service. Nevertheless it was much more powerful than the Mallet tanks of the same wheel arrangement then in use by this company. It had drivers of 51 inches and cylinders with diameters of 20 and 31 inches, at a stroke of 28 inches. Later it came to Rayonier, Inc. and still carried the number 14. It was retired in 1964 and scrapped four years later.

Technical data

General

Built
1927
Manufacturers
Baldwin
Wheel arrangement
2-6-6-2 (Mallet Mogul)
Gauge
1,435 mm (Standard gauge)

Dimensions and weights

Wheelbase
8.15 m
Total wheelbase
19.89 m
Empty mass
113.4 t
Service mass
124.7 t
Adhesion mass
108.9 t
Total mass
170.1 t
Rigid wheelbase
2.74 m
Axle load
18.1 t
Water capacity
18,927 l
Fuel capacity
5,678 l (oil)

Boiler

Grate area
5.314 m²
Firebox surface
18.395 m²
Tube heating surface
317.171 m²
Evaporative heating surface
335.566 m²
Superheater surface
75.437 m²
Total heating surface
411.0 m²

Power plant

Driver diameter
1,295 mm
Boiler pressure
14.8 bar
Expansion type
compound
Cylinders
four, HP: 508 x 711 mm and LP: 787 x 711 mm

Power

Power source
steam
Estimated power
1,566 kW (2,129 PS)
Starting effort
252.1 kN
Starting effort simple
302.5 kN

Calculated values

Factor of adhesion
1 : 4.24
Optimal speed
39 km/h
Power-to-weight ratio
12.6 kW/t
Heating Surface Equivalent
578.4 m²
Cylinder volume/HSE
1 : 1,097.16
Adhesive weight/Total
1 : 1.15
Tractive force/Heating surface
1 : 12.81
Grate area/Heating surface
1 : 77.34
Firebox/Tube surface
1 : 17.24
Total/Superheater
1 : 4.45
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