Emus a History

von Hugh Llewelyn

128 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

A detailed history of British Electric Multiple Units (EMUs) from 1948 to the present day.Explore the evolution of British Electric Multiple Units (EMUs) from the nationalisation of British Railways in 1948 through to the present day. This comprehensive history covers the pre-nationalisation designs, the introduction of the Standard Mark 1 type, and the second-generation EMUs that emerged from the Southern Regions' 4-PEP design in 1971. Discover the complete fresh start in design terms and the successful classes derived from it.Delve into the changes of the 1990s, including the privatisation of the BR network and the emergence of third-generation EMUs like the Networker design. Learn about the variety of standard designs produced by private concerns, such as the Electrostar, Juniper, and Desiro. This is a must-read for railway enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of British trains and railway engineering. Perfect for those interested in British railway history and electric train development.