which motor is used in electric train...???????
Answer Posted / naresh
3phase induction motor becouse in dc motors there are
brushes so there will be brush loss i.e frictional losses
and also it require more maintanance hence we can use
3phase motors
and also there will be another alternative brushless dc
motors
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