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- Dieselisation (US: dieselization) is the process of equipping vehicles with a diesel engine or diesel engines. It can involve replacing an internal combustion...
- 1937. These were high-speed freight engines and very successful. Upon dieselization the class was sold to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in 1947, who operated...
- widespread electrified railroads, while other nations focused primarily on dieselization. By 1980, the majority of the world's steam locomotives had been retired...
- diesel-electric diesel engine dieseling dieselizedieselization *Diesel engine *Dieseling *DieselizeDieselization   draconian draconian often Draconian...
- to Baldwin Locomotive Works when the EJ&E contract expired in 1955. Dieselization continued with the purchase of several EMD SD9 road switchers the following...
- Railroad's rolling stock, acquiring more steel p****enger cars and the dieselization of its fleet. In 1953, Magsaysay was elected as President of the Philippines...
- increase the income of farmers and provide sources of irrigation and de-dieselization the agricultural sector. To receive the benefit of this scheme farmers...
- successors were among the first diesel locomotives, Union Pacific completed dieselization relatively late. In 1944, UP finally received delivery of its last steam...
- its conversion to diesel locomotives after World War II, and had fully dieselized by 1960. Most of the CNR's first-generation diesel locomotives were made...
- was five years too late to take advantage of the sales boom due to dieselization in the US. By 1952, orders had dried up in the United States, with a...