Noun:

ड्रायव्हिंग अक्ष,

driving axle's Usage Examples:

Most articulated buses only have one driving axle - either the centre axle or the rear axle, however, the PR180.

The seven driving axles were laid out apart, giving a very long rigid wheelbase of .

The 0-6-0 three driving axle design has 6 driving wheels against the rail as opposed to the 2-4-0.

One solution to the problem was the Crampton design, in which the driving axle was moved behind the boiler"s.

The Southern Railway number followed an adaptation of the UIC classification system where C refers to the number of coupled driving axles "ndash; in this case three.

driving axles, starting at A for a single axle.

respects the design resembled the earlier, lighter P5, but with an extra driving axle and lower axle loads.

While some builders had produced twelve-coupled (six driving axles) designs, no one had ever built a fourteen-coupled engine.

The accident report by Her Majesty's Railway Inspectorate commented on the abnormally heavy axle loading of the locomotive: nearly 20 tons on the driving axle.

The crux of the Crampton patent was that the single driving axle was placed behind the firebox, so that the driving wheels could be very.

The large number of driving axles were meant to spread out the locomotive's weight, reducing the axle load and the resulting stress on the track.

The center three driving axles were blind, and the first and seventh driving axles were fitted with lateral motion devices.

the driving axle in front of the firebox, adhesive weight was increased.

Synonyms:

drive line system, live axle, axle, drive line,

Antonyms:

undynamic, enfranchisement, outgoing, leeward,