GE P42DC

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The GE P42DC is a diesel-electric passenger locomotive built by General Electric, widely used by Amtrak across the United States for long-distance and intercity services.

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GE P42DC canonical 15

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diesel-electric locomotive
passenger locomotive
aspiration turbocharged
brakeType air brakes
builder General Electric Transportation
surface form: GE Transportation
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
cylinderCount 16
designedFor intercity service
long-distance service
passenger service
engineType four-stroke diesel
family Genesis locomotives
fuelType diesel fuel
gauge standard gauge
hasCabConfiguration full-width cowl body
hasFeature AC alternator with DC traction motors
head-end power for passenger cars
microprocessor control
hasNickName Genesis
Pepsi Can (early paint scheme)
introduced 1990s
introducedBy General Electric Transportation
manufacturer General Electric
maximumSpeed 110 mph
operatedOn U.S. intercity passenger rail network
surface form: Amtrak national network
operator Amtrak
Via Rail
partOfSeries GE Genesis series
powerOutput 4,250 hp
powerType diesel-electric
primaryOperator Amtrak
primeMover GE 7FDL16
relatedModel GE P32AC-DM
GE P40DC
trackGauge 1,435 mm
trainHeating head-end power
UICClassification Bo′Bo′
usedBy Amtrak
Via Rail
surface form: Via Rail Canada
usedFor intercity passenger trains
long-distance passenger trains
usedInRegion contiguous United States
surface form: continental United States
usedOnService Amtrak corridor trains
Amtrak long-distance trains
wheelArrangement B-B

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