EMU and DEMU
- Madbus
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EMU and DEMU
Hi guys, I am wondering if any of you know what EMU or DEMU is. I have seen it used in train traffic signage along the tracks of the Seaford line down near mile end. Please let me know if you know what these 2 words mean.
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Re: EMU and DEMU
EMU = Electric Multiple Unit (e.g. 4000-class railcars)
DEMU = Diesel-Electric Multiple Unit (e.g. 3000/3100-class railcars)
Both terms refer to railcars which can be coupled together to form a single train consist.
DEMU = Diesel-Electric Multiple Unit (e.g. 3000/3100-class railcars)
Both terms refer to railcars which can be coupled together to form a single train consist.
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Re: EMU and DEMU
And DMU is plain Diesel Multiple Unit
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Re: EMU and DEMU
Basic difference between DEMU's and DMU's can be found here if you're interested.