In re mediation proceedings between division 268 of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America and the Cleveland Railway Company. Statement of the Cleveland Railway Company. June, 1918. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, general counsel.

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Electric railway, electric lighting, gas, and water power properties /

Title from cover.

Report to the President by the Emergency Board appointed January 14, 1948 pursuant to section 10 of the Railway labor act, as amended, to investigate unadjusted disputes between the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway Company and certain of its employees represented by International Union of Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America, a labor organization.

Signed, Harry H. Schwartz, chairman, Russell Wolfe, Robert E. Stone.

Proceedings of the American Electric Railway Transportation and Traffic Association.

"Containing a complete report of the ... annual convention."

Elements of transportation : a discussion of steam railroad, electric railway, and ocean and inland water transportation /

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Proceedings of the American Electric Railway Association.

The 1916 convention is called the 35th, 1919 is called the 38th, 36 and 37 being omitted in numbering.

The electric railway number : August, 1899.

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A dictionary of electric railway material.

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Historic cars of the Seashore Electric Railway.

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The route picturesque : a guide book and souvenir of the electric railway tour, Philadelphia to the enchanting Delaware Water Gap.

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Electric railway journal.

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Handbook of modern electric railway methods and practices. A compilation of methods, practices, experiences, and policies of electric railways in the United States,

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Year Book of the American Electric Railway Association and Its Affiliated Associations

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Brotherhood of Electric Railway Motormen's magazine.

Title varies slightly.

Enhancing the reliability of electric transportation motors through insulation coordination and improved qualification

The ambitious goals of increasing the efficiency, performance and power densities of transportation drives cannot be met with compromises in the motor reliability. For the insulation specialists the challenge will be critical as the use of wide-bandgap converters (WBG, based on SiC and GaN switches) and the higher operating voltages expected for the next generation drives will enhance the electrical stresses to unprecedented levels. It is expected for the DC bus in aircrafts to reach 800 V (split +/-400 V) and beyond, driven by the urban air mobility sector and the need for electrification of electro-mechanical/electro-hydraulic actuators (an essential part of the "More Electric Aircraft" concept). Simultaneously the DC bus in electric vehicles (EV) traction motors is anticipated to increase up to 1200 V very soon. The electrical insulation system is one of the most delicate part of the machine in terms of failure probability. In particular, the appearance of partial discharges (PD) is disruptive on the reliability of the drive, especially under fast repetitive transients. Extensive experimental activity has been performed to extend the body of knowledge on PD inception, endurance under PD activity, and explore and identify new phenomena undermining the reliability. The focus has been concentrated on the impact of the WGB-converter produced waveforms and the environmental conditions typical of the aeronautical sector on insulation models. Particular effort was put in the analysis at the reduced pressures typical of aircraft cruise altitude operation. The results obtained, after a critical discussion, have been used to suggest a coordination between the insulation PD inception voltage with the converter stresses and to propose an improved qualification procedure based on the existing IEC 60034-18-41 standard.