Engineering problems in electric elevated and suburban railroading (1899)
Sprague, Frank J. · s.n., · leaf 14
comotivepractice are entirely abolished. Trains in whole or in part can be reversed at anvcross-over, thus reducing the dead mileage and Intensity*ing the car movement to meet the conditions i if passenger ight to be moved, whether it be in one or two cars, there i- tain capae- ity of motive equipi… … LE UNIT 6 CAR THAIIM-JULY. 1897 Aiming (lie advantages wbidi such a general system■li fully developed must possess, may be mentioned SIMILARITY OF EQUIPMENTlcs absolute flexibility of train 0 Cars can be added to or taken from a train in a thirdof the time that is possible with a locomotive system.…
Local transit -- Design and construction -- 19th century · Electrical engineering -- Safety measures -- 19th century
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