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ELECTRIC TRACTION. MOTIVE POWER UNITS. FIXED INSTALLATIONS

R Boileau

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A technical and scientific study of the basic features of the electric railway traction used in France, of the evolution of the d.c. traction motor towards the a.c. motor, under the impulse of electronics, and the rules and principle which determine the characteristics of the fixed installations for supplying current to the electrified lines.

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A technical and scientific study of the basic features of the electric railway traction used in France, of the evolution of the d.c. traction motor towards the a.c. motor, under the impulse of electronics, and the rules and principle which determine the characteristics of the fixed installations for supplying current to the electrified lines.

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A technical and scientific study of the basic features of the electric railway traction used in France, of the evolution of the d.c. traction motor towards the a.c. motor, under the impulse of electronics, and the rules and principle which determine the characteristics of the fixed installations for supplying current to the electrified lines.

Key concepts: Traction motor, Traction (geology), Electric traction, Electric motor, Electrical engineering, Single-phase electric power, Engineering, Automotive engineering

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