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How It Works Diesel Locomotive Air Breaking Dynamic Breaking

Power Generation  Diesel gas is the energy source

Power Generation  Diesel gas is the energy source  Gas fuels the engine

Power Generation  Diesel gas is the energy source  Gas fuels the engine  The engine turns the generator  The generator produces electricity

Power Generation  Diesel gas is the energy source  Gas fuels the engine  The engine turns the generator  The generator produces electricity  The electricity turns the motors in the trucks

Air Breaking  Engine drives an air compress

Air Breaking  Engine drives an air compress  Air compressor fills an air tank  Air tank supplies pressure to every car in the train  Air pressure keeps break shoes from touching wheels

Air Breaking

Dynamic Breaking  Electric is no longer routed to motors  Traction motors act like electrical generators

Dynamic Breaking  Electric is no longer routed to motors  Traction motors act like electrical generators  Electricity turned to heat in the brake grid

Dynamic Breaking  Electric is no longer routed to motors  Traction motors act like electrical generators  Electricity turned to heat in the brake grid  Fan removes heat from locomotive

Suspension

Steering Typical TrucksRadial Steering Trucks Radial Steering prevents track wear