DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE PART TWO

 

πŸš‚SECTIONS OF DIESEL LOCOMOTIVEπŸš‚

❓Why is it called a locomotive?

 The word locomotive comes from the Latin loco – "from a place", ablative of locus "place", and the Medieval Latin motivus, "causing motion short form of the term locomotive engine, it was first used in 1814 to differenciate between self-propelled and stationary steam engines.

 

✅—Generator room.
✅—Engine room.
✅—Expressor / Compressor room.
✅—Nose compartment.
✅—Driver‘s cabin.
✅—Control compartment.
✅—Radiator room
✅—Under truck.
✅—Front truck & Rear truck. 

❓AtWhat voltage a diesel-electric locomotives work?

  locomotives is fitted with traction inverters, AC to DC, which deliver  1,200 volts (earlier traction generators, DC to DC, are capable of delivering only 600 volts).

 NOSE COMPARTMENT

 

πŸš‚VA1B Control valve.

πŸš‚A1 Differential pilot air valve.

πŸš‚GD-80D & E type oil bath filters.

πŸš‚Battery knife switch.

πŸš‚Head light & Flasher light units.

πŸš‚Control air reservoir.

πŸš‚Sand box etc.  

 

DRIVER’S CABIN (MECH ITEMS)

 

πŸš‚Hand brake assembly.

πŸš‚Gauge panel–FOP,BAP&LOP(conventional  

      locos)

πŸš‚Door for nose compartment.


 πŸš‚Short hood Control Stand  

 πŸš‚Long hood Control Stand    
 πŸš‚Two Nos. Seats for driver
 πŸš‚Emergency vacuum /Air brake valve.

 πŸš‚Speed recording & indicating unit.Click here forπŸ‘‰  Details of Diesel Locomotive Part Three


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