All train engines are electric and work on the polarity changes associated with how the magnets are set up to spin the motor. In the case of a full size train the "trucks" are geared to the steel wheels that receive power from the diesel engine powered generators.
As for the model train the tracks are electrified and power the electric engines directly to the wheels and don't use a separate generator per se.
Most of the city type light transit use electricfied 3rd rain or overhead lines to power the electric drive "trucks".
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The engineer drove the train at full speed. He studied to become an electrical engineer.
is it not because there are wires over the train? Also if its a steam train. Its not electrical.
The engine on a train is behind the driver.
The engine of an old train would be a steam engine.
Electric vehicles combine a duel power source to move the vehicle. They combine a gas engine with an electrical motor. The engine works by using the electrical motor to assists that gas engine when it is needed. For example, when coasting, a normal car would use gas to power itself. But in an electric vehicle, the electrical motor is used in this instance because the gas is not needed, rather the electrical engine is used to power the vehicle and save gas.
Electrical Engeneering is a field of engeneering that generally deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism.
Hybrid cars work with two motors - one electrical and one petrol-powered. The car relies on the electrical motor, then as the battery gets low the petrol engine kicks in and charges the electrical one and runs the car. The electrical engine charges from the energy generated from the brakes as well. However with this more complicated technology comes more break downs.
The "Engine".
The engine or locomotive.
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