Übersetzung für 'freight locomotive' von Englisch nach Deutsch

freight locomotive

Güterzuglokomotive {f}rail

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locomotive

Lokomotive {f}rail

Triebwagen {m}transp.

Werbung

locomotive {adj}

bewegend

express locomotive

Schnellzuglokomotive {f}rail

austerity locomotive

Kriegslok {f}rail

war locomotive

Kriegslok {f}rail

industrial locomotive

Werkslokomotive {f}rail

electric locomotive

Elektrolokomotive {f}rail

Elektrolok {f}rail

hybrid locomotive

Hybridlokomotive {f}rail

Zweikraftlokomotive {f}rail

toy locomotive

Spielzeuglokomotive {f}toys

tank locomotive

Tenderlokomotive {f}rail

rack locomotive

Zahnradlokomotive {f}rail

mine locomotive

Grubenlokomotive {f}mining

compound locomotive

Verbundlokomotive {f}rail

locomotive crew

Lokomotivpersonal {n}rail

Lokpersonal {n} [ugs.]rail

cogwheel locomotive

Zahnradbahnlokomotive {f}rail

tender locomotive

Schlepptenderlokomotive {f}rail

• It has been suggested that this design has been influenced by the four-cylinder cross-ported arrangement of the Italian 0-10-0 FS Class 470 heavy freight locomotive (in which this was motivated by its being part of an asymmetrical compound design), of which a complete set of drawings were stored at Derby.
• Its main duties were as a heavy freight locomotive.
• The ROD requisitioned many diverse locomotives from Britain's railway companies and leased several Belgian locomotives sent to France in 1914, but as the war dragged on adopted the Great Central Railway's Robinson Class 8K 2-8-0 as its standard freight locomotive to become the ROD 2-8-0.
• Robinson's famous GCR Class 8K 2-8-0 heavy freight locomotive was introduced in 1911 and many more were built for the Railway Operating Division of the Royal Engineers in 1917.
• It resulted from the requirement for a freight locomotive with even greater steam heating capacity.

• From its introduction in 1866 and well into the early 20th century, the 2-8-0 design was considered to be the ultimate heavy-freight locomotive.
• The designation "F40PH" stood for the following: "F" for the full-width cowl carbody, "40" as the locomotive is part of EMD's 40-series (based on the GP40-2 freight locomotive), "P" for passenger service, and "H" for head-end power.
• The Pennsylvania Railroad's E44 freight locomotives carried on-board ignitrons, as did the Russian freight locomotive.
• By this time, GM-EMD was already ramping up production of diesel passenger locomotives and developing its first diesel road freight locomotive.
• Following the successful 1939 tour of EMC's FT demonstrator freight locomotive set, the stage was set for dieselization of American railroads.

• Smoke box fronts bore a round locomotive number board denoting a freight locomotive or a keystone number board denoting a passenger locomotive.
• After World War I, an Indian Railway Standards (IRS) 2-8-2 class became the main heavy freight locomotive on the [...].
• The Class 66 is a type of six-axle diesel-electric freight locomotive developed in part from the [...] , for use on the railways of the UK.