KHD DG 1600 CCM

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KHD DG 1600 CCM
Manufacturer: KHD
Year of construction (s): 1958-1965
Genre : C'C 'ie
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Length over buffers: 18,550 mm
Trunnion Distance: 10,800 mm
Bogie axle base: 3,600 mm
Service mass: 104,000 kg
Top speed: 70 km / h
Installed capacity: 2 × 800 hp
Motor type: Deutz T 12 M 625
Motor type: 12-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine
Tank capacity: 4000 l
Brake: Indirect brake type Knorr

The DG 1600 CCM is a diesel locomotive type made by the manufacturer Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz (KHD). The six-axle vehicle has two long stems. There were only four of this series. They belonged to a series with different engines and different axis sequences. Two locomotives were later converted into the KHD DG 2000 CCM series with more powerful engines .

KFBE No. 81 and 82

Two locomotives were sold to the Cologne-Frechen-Benzelrather Railway (KFBE), where they were given the numbers 81 and 82. The locomotives served here for about ten years and were then sold to other railway companies.

DE D 20 and D 21

Two new locomotives were also delivered to the Dortmunder Eisenbahn (DE); they were given the designation D 20 and D 21 . These locomotives also ran for about ten years, after which one of them was passed on to the Kassel-Naumburg Railway for further operation. The other locomotive was given to the Westfälische Landes-Eisenbahn as a spare part donor . After a long period of inactivity, it was scrapped there in 1979.

RAG D 02

Obviously as a reinforcement to RAG D 1 , the KFBE locomotive with the number 81 came to the Regentalbahn in 1970 . Her area of ​​responsibility was freight transport. After a main inspection in 1979, the next inspection was scheduled for 1982. This was no longer carried out, but the locomotive was sold to a dealer in Hattingen . After the repair, the locomotive was sold to a company in Liberia , its whereabouts are not known.

KN V 166 / DG 202 and V 167 / DG 201

One locomotive each from the first owners came to the Kassel-Naumburg Railway around 1971 . They were given the numbers V 166 and V 167 and were mainly used in freight traffic on the Kassel – Naumburg railway between the marshalling yard and the Volkswagen factory in Kassel . In the mid-1980s, both locomotives were converted into the KHD DG 2000 CCM series and then referred to as DG 201 and DG 202 , respectively. The locomotives had the NVR numbers 98 80 0421 002-3 D-HEB and 98 80 0421 001-5 D-HEB. Since DB Cargo has carried out the traffic to and from the VW plant and the locomotives have lost their main area of ​​responsibility and after a bogie damage to DG 202, both locomotives will be scrapped in 2020.

Technical Equipment

The locomotives belonged to a series of bogie locomotives from KHD , from which various private railroad companies ordered locomotives with different wheel arrangements or engines. They were similar in terms of their outer shape and had a central driver's cab with diagonally arranged opposite cabs. They had rounded stems.

They were equipped with a diesel-hydraulic drive system with a twelve-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine from Deutz and the L 306 r transmission from Voith . In order to be able to offer engine outputs of over 1000 hp, the manufacturer KHD had to access a double machine system. This made two three-axle bogies necessary.

literature

  • Klaus-Peter Quill: Regentalbahn AG . Bufe-Fachverlag, Egglham 1979, ISBN 3-922138-07-1 , p. 18 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. data sheet of the KFBE with mention of No. 81 and 82
  2. a b c d Internet site about the Kassel-Naumburg Railway with mention of the Deutz locomotives
  3. Data sheet about the Westphalian state railway with mention of the DG 1600 CCM
  4. Data sheet about the RAG with mention of the DG 1600 CCM
  5. ^ A b Klaus-Peter Quill: Regentalbahn AG . Bufe-Fachverlag, Egglham 1979, ISBN 3-922138-07-1 , p. 20 .
  6. Data sheet about the 421 002-3. In: www.rangierdiesel.de. Retrieved January 20, 2020 .
  7. Data sheet about the 421 001-5. In: www.rangierdiesel.de. Retrieved January 20, 2020 .
  8. Dr. Klaus-Peter Lorenz: Hessen: Farewell to the large diesel engines on the Kassel-Naumburg railway. In: LOK Report. January 13, 2020, accessed January 20, 2020 .