Transport vehicle engineering: locomotives

A locomotive (Latin loco moveo — moving from a place) is a vehicle designed to tow certain wagons or trains along rail tracks (railway). The motor wagons that are part of diesel trains, turbo trains, electric trains, as well as autoresins and motorized tires, function as. But in motor cars and trolleys there will be places and places for the transportation of passengers and goods. In general, all tractors on the railway are not considered. Early L. It was manufactured in Great Britain at the beginning of the 19th century, and then (1834) in Russia (steam locomotive) and weighed almost 1 A. It was considered the only tractor on the railways. At the beginning of the 20th century, steam locomotives began to displace more advanced diesel and electric locomotives .

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