Bochum Railway Museum Dahlhausen
The invention the steam engine was the breakthrough in the rail face. The steam engine was of course used for the railway. This was also the coal in the Ruhr region with the help of the web can be transported faster and better.
People's lives were totally changed by the railroad. There were now more Distances in a shorter period to be covered. On 15 May 1847 drove the first steam train through the Ruhr region. She drove from Duisburg Oberhausen, old Essen, Gelsenkirchen, Herne and Dortmund to Hamm.
By 1850 the rail network was already 170 km in the Ruhr area and 50 years later there were 922 km and a further 26 after 1245 miles. The steam railway coal needed to generate steam and can therefore move itself. What was needed iron in order to produce locomotives, wagons and rails.
to iron production was in turn requires coal. The result is that more and more workers in coal mining and iron and steel production needed were. The Railway Museum in Bochum has a collection of over one hundred and eighty vehicles from a hundred years that have been lovingly maintained and collected.
Here locomotives, railcars and trucks to admire. The steam engine development began in England. Almost 200 years were needed to James Watt, the machine had developed to such an extent that they could be used.
The first steam engine in 1785, worked in a textile mill. It took a long time to have been used in Germany in factories, the machines. Even the fans who supplied the miners with fresh air in the shaft was driven by a steam engine. The steam engine placed on wheels, was the first Steam locomotive.
At that time there were small toy steam engines, which dealt mainly children and so well understood the play equipment. Even today inspire old toy steam engines, the children at the Railway Museum Bochum.
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