REPORT OF THE OPERATIONAL SERVICE TRIALS OF THE LOCOMOTIVE CLASS 120 FROM 1980 TO 1982
W Harprecht, W Spoehrer, WU Ke-lin
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W Harprecht, W Spoehrer, WU Ke-lin
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A description is given of the state of the operational service trials of the locomotives class 120 of the West German Railroad System. Advantages of the three-phase drive technique of this locomotive class compared with locomotives with traditional step control are shown. A summary of the essential results of the service trials and technical investigations is included.
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A description is given of the state of the operational service trials of the locomotives class 120 of the West German Railroad System. Advantages of the three-phase drive technique of this locomotive class compared with locomotives with traditional step control are shown. A summary of the essential results of the service trials and technical investigations is included.
Key concepts: Service (business), Class (philosophy), Engineering, German, Transport engineering, Operations management, State (computer science), Operations research