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DIESEL ENGINE MAINTENANCE

E. Stanley Lodge

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SYNOPSIS This paper designs to show the procedure used in instruction of railroad personnel in the construction and maintenance of the Diesel engine used in Diesel-electric locomotives. Emphasis is placed on the design of the engine which features: (1) interchangeability of wearing parts; (2) accessibility to all parts; (3) light parts which permit easy handling; (4) supercharging, which gives ample horsepower in a comparatively small and light engine.

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SYNOPSIS This paper designs to show the procedure used in instruction of railroad personnel in the construction and maintenance of the Diesel engine used in Diesel-electric locomotives. Emphasis is placed on the design of the engine which features: (1) interchangeability of wearing parts; (2) accessibility to all parts; (3) light parts which permit easy handling; (4) supercharging, which gives ample horsepower in a comparatively small and light engine.

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SYNOPSIS This paper designs to show the procedure used in instruction of railroad personnel in the construction and maintenance of the Diesel engine used in Diesel-electric locomotives. Emphasis is placed on the design of the engine which features: (1) interchangeability of wearing parts; (2) accessibility to all parts; (3) light parts which permit easy handling; (4) supercharging, which gives ample horsepower in a comparatively small and light engine.

Key concepts: Automotive engineering, Diesel fuel, Diesel engine, Computer science, Environmental science, Engineering

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