EMU

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EMU (Electric Multiple Unit) is a self-propelled train consisting of multiple carriages powered by electricity, commonly used for passenger rail services.

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EMU canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Electric multiple unit
abbreviationOf Electric Multiple Unit
advantage Distributed traction power
Energy efficiency
Fast acceleration
Low local emissions
Reduced turnaround time
brakingSystem Electric braking
Pneumatic braking
Regenerative braking
canBeConfiguredAs Eight-car set
Four-car set
Six-car set
Ten-car set
Three-car set
Two-car set
canOperateAs Fixed formation trainset
Multiple-unit train
comparedTo Diesel multiple unit
controlSystem Multiple-unit control
differenceFromDieselMultipleUnit Uses electric power instead of onboard diesel engines
fullName Electric Multiple Unit
hasComponent Control equipment
Driving motor car
Multiple carriages
Pantograph
Traction motors
Trailer car
hasVariant Double-deck EMU
Electric Multiple Unit
surface form: High-speed EMU

Metro EMU
Regional EMU
Single-deck EMU
Suburban EMU
operatedIn Regional corridors
Suburban areas
Urban areas
powerCollectionMethod Overhead line
Third rail
poweredBy Electricity
tractionType Electric traction
typicalUse High-frequency stopping services
Short to medium distance passenger services
Suburban rail services
Urban rail services
usedFor Passenger rail transport
usedOn Commuter rail lines
Metro systems
Regional rail lines
Suburban rail lines

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