Übersetzung für 'electric locomotives' von Englisch nach Deutsch

electric locomotives

E-Loks {pl}rail

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locomotives

Lokomotiven {pl}rail

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steam locomotives

Dampfloks {pl}rail

diesel locomotives

Diesellokomotiven {pl}rail

electric {adj}

Elektro-electr.

elektrischelectr.

electric stimulation

Elektrostimulation {f}med.MedTech.

electric fields

elektrische Felder {pl}electr.

electric outlet

elektrischer Anschluss {m}electr.

electric work

elektrische Arbeit {f}electr.

electric filter

Elektrofilter {m} [fachspr. meist {n}]tech.

electric iron

elektrisches Bügeleisen {n}

electric conversion

elektrische Umwandlung {f}electr.

electric guitar

E-Gitarre {f}mus.

electric field

elektrisches Feld {n}electr.phys.

electric cable

Elektrokabel {n}electr.

Stromkabel {n}electr.

electric conductor

Stromleiter {m}electr.

electric toothbrush

Elektrozahnbürste {f}dent.

electric tram

Straßenbahn {f}traffic

electric constant

elektrische Feldkonstante {f} [IEC, VDE]electr.

• The railroad repair facility's importance diminished sharply in the 1950s, as the switch to diesel-electric locomotives required less labor and equipment.
• and the only one that still uses electric locomotives to haul freight in regular service.
• Nearly all modern diesel locomotives are more correctly known as diesel–electric locomotives because they use an electric transmission: the diesel engine drives an electric generator which powers electric traction motors.
• Pending the arrival of these trains, from September 2004 Silverlink introduced two sets of Mark 3 carriages, formerly of Virgin Trains, hauled by Virgin Class 87 and EWS Class 90 electric locomotives on peak-hour Northampton services.
• New Jersey Transit service on the Northeast Corridor Line is split between electric locomotives and EMUs.

• CP was the first railway in North America to pioneer alternating current (AC) traction diesel-electric locomotives in 1984.
• Rolling stock of the Croatian Railways consists of diesel locomotives, electric locomotives, diesel multiple units, electric multiple units and significant number of railroad cars.
• Amtrak operates diesel, electric, and dual-mode (diesel and electric) locomotives. Diesel-powered engines produce more greenhouse gas emissions during operation than electric trains.
• Modern diesel and electric locomotives are mounted on bogies. Those commonly used in the North America include Type A, Blomberg, HT-C and Flexicoil trucks.
• In some countries where electric locomotives or electric multiple units run on low frequency AC power, separate single phase traction power networks are operated by the railways.

• The Kyoto Railway Museum in Shimogyō-ku, operated by JR West, displays many steam, diesel, and electric locomotives used in Japan between the 1880s and the present.
• The trains consisted of British Rail Class 43 diesel-electric locomotives at either end with British Rail Mark 3 carriages.
• The company operates 30 diesel-electric locomotives to move railcars around the classification yards, deliver railcars to local industries, and ready trains for departure.
• The London Metropolitan Railway named one of its twenty electric locomotives deployed in the 1920s for Sherlock Holmes.
• The device which maintains electrical contact with the contact wire and transfers power from the wire to the traction unit, used in electric locomotives and trams, is also called a "pantograph".

• It examined the movement of earth-filled hopper rail cars driven by electric locomotives from lower to higher elevations.
• Occasionally gasoline-electric models, patterned after real diesel-electric locomotives, come up among hobbyists and companies like Pilgrim Locomotive Works have sold such locomotives.