The steam cylinder, which is comprised of cylinders and pistons, was first invented by Thomas Newcomen in 1712. This innovation affected the growth of the steam locomotive industry in the 19th century by creating a functional mechanism for propulsion. The steam cylinder allowed for a more efficient use of steam, which led to increased power and speed. This made steam locomotives a viable option for transportation, and they quickly became the dominant form of long-distance travel in the 19th century.
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