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One other factor that makes railroad diesel engines different from marine and standby power supplies - altho I don't know if it is significant - is that the first two tend to run at max RPM's constantly vs. a RR diesel running at Run 8 one minute and Run 1 the next and then in idle as you are going down a hill and using dynamics.
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