How Much Torque Is A Train Engine?
Each motor is set transversely between a pair of drive wheels. On an Evolution the electric motors will put out a total of almost 60,000 pound-feet of torque at start-up–the equivalent of about 120 Ferrari Enzos–good for a zero-to-60 time, unloaded, of just shy of 45 seconds.
How much force do trains have?
Fully loaded trains are probably in the order of 3000 to 8000 tons, so lets say 5000 tons.
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How much horsepower does a rail engine have?
An average freight locomotive engine outputs between 4,000 and 18,000 horsepower.
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How much power is in a train engine?
In most trains, the power ranges anywhere between 5000 to 7000 horsepower.
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How much torque does a diesel train have?
Ok a 710–16 2 stroke EMD makes about 4600 HP at 900 rpm's. HP = (T * RPM)/5252 si solving for torque is gonna give you 26,843 ft-lbs of torque! That's a lot of torque. It's driving a generator and the power goes to the traction motors which produce insane torque for their size.
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