Noun:

ಡೀಸೆಲ್,

diesels's Usage Examples:

A total of 37,897 Lightweights, petrols and diesels, were built.

The Ruston Paxman diesels division became known as Ruston Diesels, and moved to the former English Electric diesel works.

MWM diesels were also used to power the locally developed Puma trucks.

On most newer 25G cars and 25/19T cars, power is supplied at 600 V DC by electric locos such as SS7C, SS7D, SS7E, SS8, SS9, HXD1D, HXD3C, HXD3D, and some DF11G diesels (No.

Despite the locomotives being otherwise reliable the Crossley engines were still giving problems and British Rail considered replacing the engines, as was done with the Class 31 diesels and, later, with Crossley-engined locomotives in Ireland.

The introduction of emissions regulations for road-going Gardner diesels would have required the development of significantly modified or totally.

That gave an advantage to EMD's state of technical development with higher powered diesels in the critical postwar years.

Marmduke will impatiently "foghorn "Bilgewater on balky diesels! I"ll tell you about the time I.

On the Tang-class the Navy decided to replace the pancake engines with ten-cylinder Fairbanks-Morse opposed-piston 38D 8-1/8 diesels.

Fiat"s 2018 range of passenger car engines comprised eleven units, eight petrols and three diesels.

By the late 1920s, several manufacturers were producing large turbo-diesels for marine and stationary use, such as Sulzer Bros.

After the decision to switch to diesel traction, the site was completely rebuilt in 1962 to accommodate diesels, including the Warship Class that were used on the Exeter to Waterloo services.

Synonyms:

internal-combustion engine, diesel engine, diesel motor, diesel locomotive, ICE,