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Analysis and Treatment of the Magnetic Mark of the Defect in the Traction Motor Axle of the Locomotive

Zhu Jian-chang

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In light of the magnetic mark on the traction motor axle of the locomotive,on the basis of analysis of the magnetic mark,supplementary measurement and real confirmation,a conclusion is gained that the traction motor axle needn't be measured again with advanced technology of flaw detection,it can still continue being used.

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In light of the magnetic mark on the traction motor axle of the locomotive,on the basis of analysis of the magnetic mark,supplementary measurement and real confirmation,a conclusion is gained that the traction motor axle needn't be measured again with advanced technology of flaw detection,it can still continue being used.

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In light of the magnetic mark on the traction motor axle of the locomotive,on the basis of analysis of the magnetic mark,supplementary measurement and real confirmation,a conclusion is gained that the traction motor axle needn't be measured again with advanced technology of flaw detection,it can still continue being used.

Key concepts: Axle, Traction (geology), Traction motor, Automotive engineering, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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