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THREE-PHASE TRACTION CURRENT FOR DIESEL AND ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES FOR FAST PASSENGER AND HEAVY FREIGHT SERVICES

J Koerber, Werner G. Teich

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The authors examine the advantages of using three-phase asynchronous induction motors as compared with the conventional commutator motors.

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The authors examine the advantages of using three-phase asynchronous induction motors as compared with the conventional commutator motors.

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The authors examine the advantages of using three-phase asynchronous induction motors as compared with the conventional commutator motors.

Key concepts: Automotive engineering, Transport engineering, Current (fluid), Traction (geology), Diesel fuel, Rail freight transport, Aeronautics, Business

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