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Conceiving of 120km/h AC drive freight locomotive development

Han Jian

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Railway freight train speed-up urgently needs120km/h traction locomotive,the best choice is C 0 -C 0 six axles powerful AC drive electric locomotive.This paper technically conceives the development of this type locomo -tive,puts forward its main technical parameters and describes its key technical difficulties and utilization scopes.

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Railway freight train speed-up urgently needs120km/h traction locomotive,the best choice is C 0 -C 0 six axles powerful AC drive electric locomotive.This paper technically conceives the development of this type locomo -tive,puts forward its main technical parameters and describes its key technical difficulties and utilization scopes.

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Railway freight train speed-up urgently needs120km/h traction locomotive,the best choice is C 0 -C 0 six axles powerful AC drive electric locomotive.This paper technically conceives the development of this type locomo -tive,puts forward its main technical parameters and describes its key technical difficulties and utilization scopes.

Key concepts: Engineering, Electric locomotive, Axle, Traction (geology), Automotive engineering, Traction motor, Key (lock), Electric traction

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