1. In this latter way " rheostatic " braking can be achieved. 2. Some dynamic braking vehicles describe the rheostatic braking as " plug " braking. 3. The locomotive makes use of either rheostatic braking, as the situation demands. 4. The motor cars are equipped with rheostatic braking. 5. Voyagers have both air and rheostatic brakes. 6. Disk brakes control pneumatic and rheostatic braking. 7. The class is fitted with rheostatic brakes in addition to standard DBSO or Propelling Control Vehicle. 8. Dynamic rheostatic electrical braking effort is dissipated through electronically switched resistances connected to the DC link. 9. As part of this investigation, Plant?invented a mechanical device that he called the Rheostatic Machine. 10. As a result, the rebuilt Class 18E locomotives were equipped with rheostatic braking instead of regenerative braking.
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