Yes, steel rails can be electrified and used in electric trains. They serve as the conductor of electricity, allowing the electric trains to draw power from the rails through a pantograph or a third rail system.
Yes, steel rails can be electrified for use in electric trains. Electric trains typically use a system called third rail or overhead line electrification, where electricity is supplied to the train via a contact system that runs alongside or above the tracks. The steel rails themselves do not carry the electric current, but they provide the infrastructure for the train to travel on and support the electrification system.
Yes, steel rails can be electrified for use in electric trains.
