Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Indian locomotive standard goods class (SG) was a designed locomotive classification used in India that defined certain types of steam-powered freight train. The trains under the scope of this category were typically British locomotives that operated until the end of the Indian steam era. Initially used to haul mail trains, SG-class locomotives were designed in 1903, and had similar components to 4-4-0 locomotives. Allowing for a future increase in boiler size, it was the first 0-6-0 design according to new BESA standards. Efficient and useful, they were built in large numbers and could haul 1450 tons of freight."@en }
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- Indian_locomotive_class_SG abstract "Indian locomotive standard goods class (SG) was a designed locomotive classification used in India that defined certain types of steam-powered freight train. The trains under the scope of this category were typically British locomotives that operated until the end of the Indian steam era. Initially used to haul mail trains, SG-class locomotives were designed in 1903, and had similar components to 4-4-0 locomotives. Allowing for a future increase in boiler size, it was the first 0-6-0 design according to new BESA standards. Efficient and useful, they were built in large numbers and could haul 1450 tons of freight.".
- Q17056212 abstract "Indian locomotive standard goods class (SG) was a designed locomotive classification used in India that defined certain types of steam-powered freight train. The trains under the scope of this category were typically British locomotives that operated until the end of the Indian steam era. Initially used to haul mail trains, SG-class locomotives were designed in 1903, and had similar components to 4-4-0 locomotives. Allowing for a future increase in boiler size, it was the first 0-6-0 design according to new BESA standards. Efficient and useful, they were built in large numbers and could haul 1450 tons of freight.".