Electric sightseeing train, track small train, over 20 years of manufacturing, brand and manufacturer

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　　The historical origin of steam powered small trains: In 1763, French Army technical officer Cournot hoped to use steam power to pull a heavy cannon made of pig iron from a military factory. In 1769, Cournot made his envisioned steam powered train. However, its speed was only 4000 meters per hour, and due to the exhaustion of steam in the boiler, the steam powered locomotive stopped after about 15 minutes. But this great attempt opened the prelude to human exploration of steam locomotives. In 1804, Trevithick in England manufactured the first steam locomotive to run on rails. The first locomotive made by Stephenson in 1814, named the "Brooke", began operation. This locomotive had two cylinders, a 2.5-meter-long boiler, flanged wheels to prevent slipping, and could pull 8 mining cars, carry a load of 30 tons, and move at a speed of 6.4 kilometers per hour. It is considered the first successful locomotive. At the beginning of its operation, residents in the coal mine saw the chimney of the steam locomotive spewing flames outwards, so they named it "Train". The "" steam locomotive, designed and built by Stephenson and his son in 1829, and won an award in the British steam locomotive competition, already has the basic structural characteristics of modern steam locomotives.

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