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US 10000 The Illustrated Encyclopedia of North American Locomotives A Historical Directory of Over 150 Years of North American Rail PowerB.Hollingsworth Salamander Books 1997 US 10001 The History of the First Locomotives in America W.H Brown Appleton 1871 US 10002 History of Transportation in the United States Before 1860 B.H.Meyer P.Smith 1948 BUILD 10003 PA Alcos Glamour Girl Andy Romano Four Ways West 1997 US 10004 Sugar Trains Narrow Gauge Rails of Hawaii Jesse Conde/Gerald Best Glenwood Pubs 1973 US 10005 Sugar Trains Pictorial (Hawaii) Jesse C Conde Glenwood Pubs 1975 CAN 10006 Vancouver Island Railroads R.D Turner Golden West Books 1973 CAN 10007 Iron Roads Railways of Nova Scotia D.E Stephens Lancelot Press 1972 CAN 10008 Railways of Canada R.F Legget David & Charles 1973 CAN 10009 Cinders & Salt Water The Story of Atlantic Canada's Railway Shirley E Woods Nimbus Publications 1992 CAN 10010 Railways of Canada A Pictorial History Nick & Helma Mika Mcgraw-Hill Ryerson 1972 SCA 10011 Mexican Narrow Gauge Gerald M Best Howell-North Books 1971 SCA 10012 The Southern Pacific of Mexico & the West Coast Route J.Signor/J.Kirchener Golden West Books 1987 SCA 10013A Railroads in Mexico An Illustrated History Vol 1 Francisco Garma Franco Sundance Books 1985 SCA 10013B Railroads in Mexico An Illustrated History Vol 2 Francisco Garma Franco Sundance Books 1988 IND 10014 Industrial Steam A.J.Booth Bradford Barton 1976 IND 10015 The Cheadle Collieries & Their Railways Allan C Baker Trent Valley Pubs 1986 IND 10016 The Slough Estates Railway J.Isherwood -
Early BR Main Line Diesels
Early Main Line Diesel Locomotives of British Railways Rodger Bradley A relatively rare photo of 10000 in lined green livery - applied in or around 1956, since in late 1957, it was repainted in just plain green. Photo: GEC Traction/RP Bradley Collection. EARLY BR MAIN LINE DIESELS 1 Introduction Diesel traction was pioneered in Britain by the LMSR in the 1930s, with a variety of shunting locomotive types, and by the late 1940s steps had been taken towards the arrival of the first diesel locomotive intended for main line work. Under the guidance of the LMSR’s C.M.E., H.G.Ivatt, and the co-operation of English Electric Ltd.,1600hp diesel- electric No. 10.000 took to the rails in December 1947. Here was the first of an entirely new breed - the 16-cylinder English Electric diesel engine operating a generator, supplying power to the six electric motors driving the road wheels of the two bogies. English Electric had long been involved with non-steam design and build, mostly for overseas railways, and were at the forefront of most development and innovation around the world. The use of traction motor/gear drives had already replaced the jackshaft/side rod drives of the pioneer shunters, but No.10,000 was its ultimate development on the LMS. Diesel power was also the first step towards the elimination of steam locomotives as the principal source of main line motive power. But nobody looked at it that way then; it was the train of the future, something for small boys to marvel at on station platforms. -
A Diesel Locomotive Is a Type of Railway Locomotive in Which the Prime Mover Is a Diesel Engine
A diesel locomotive is a type of railway locomotive in which the prime mover is a diesel engine. Several types of diesel locomotive have been developed, differing mainly in the means by which mechanical power is conveyed to the driving wheels (drivers). The InterCity 125, the current confirmed record holder as the fastest diesel-powered train at 148 mph (238 km/h); is made up of two power cars, one at each end of a fixed formation of carriages; capable of 125 mph (201 km/h) in regular service. Twin-section diesel locomotive 2M62M-1198(rebuilt with CAT engines), near Kyviškės, Lithuania. Contents [hide] 1 Overview 2 History o 2.1 Adaptation of the diesel engine for rail use o 2.2 Advance of diesel traction in USA o 2.3 Early diesel locomotives and railcars in Europe o 2.4 Early diesel locomotives and railcars in Asia o 2.5 Early diesel locomotives and railcars in Australia 3 Diesel’s advantages over steam 4 Transmission types o 4.1 Diesel-mechanical o 4.2 Diesel-electric o 4.3 Diesel-hydraulic o 4.4 Diesel-steam o 4.5 Diesel-pneumatic 5 Multiple-unit operation o 5.1 Cab arrangements o 5.2 Cow-calf 6 Flameproof diesel locomotive 7 Lights 8 Environmental impact o 8.1 Mitigation 9 See also 10 References o 10.1 Sources 11 External links Overview[edit] This section does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.