Krauss-Maffei M 700 C

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Krauss-Maffei M 700 C
RBH 579 in Bottrop (2014)
RBH 579 in Bottrop (2014)
Number: 44
Manufacturer: Krauss Maffei
Year of construction (s): 1968-1979
Axis formula : C.
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Length over buffers: 9,600 mm
Height: 4,090 mm
Width: 3,000 mm
Total wheelbase: 3,900 mm
Smallest bef. Radius: 60 m
Service mass: 66,000 kg
Friction mass: 66,000 kg
Wheel set mass : 22,000 kg
Top speed: 40 km / h (route)
Installed capacity: 522 kW (700 hp)
Starting tractive effort: 175 kN
Driving wheel diameter: 1,000 mm
Motor type: Originally MTU MB 8 V 331 TC 10,
after modernization partly Caterpillar C13
Motor type: 8 cylinder four-stroke diesel engine
Power transmission: hydraulic
Tank capacity: 1,300 l
Brake: Indirect brake type KE
spring-loaded brake

The type series M 700 C from Krauss-Maffei is a standard-gauge works railway and shunting locomotive for heavy shunting and medium-distance service with diesel-hydraulic drive , 700 hp and three axles ( wheel arrangement  C). It was developed in the early 1960s.

development

The locomotive belongs to the fourth post-war generation of Krauss Maffei locomotives. In their designation there is only an M as a prefix in front of the engine power.

The locomotives were developed from the previously delivered second and third generation machines.

The locomotives were mainly needed for RAG Aktiengesellschaft to replace the last steam locomotives. 27 locomotives were delivered to the RG. Also received

Two locomotives remained with the manufacturer and were rented to various customers.

technology

The locomotive has a central driver's cab with a larger front section for the diesel engine and a smaller one for the auxiliary operations. The front stem is a little beveled. In the front part of the driver's cab there is a switch cabinet with the operating elements for controlling the locomotive on both sides. The ascent is placed behind the controls.

The machinery consists of an eight-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine of MTU , via a propeller shaft Anflanschkupplung and the force on the hydraulic fluid transmission from Voith write which is placed under the cab floor. A secondary gear for maneuvering and driving is flanged to the fluid transmission. The axles are driven from its transmission output via cardan shafts.

The wheels are designed with wheel tires . The disc brake is located on each outer side of the wheel, a brake cylinder acts on each brake disc. A spring-loaded brake is available as a parking brake .

commitment

BEHALA locomotive 3

Many locomotives have been preserved to this day and have been modernized in places for further operation.

Neuss Railway

The locomotive, which was given a technical description, was built in 1975 and was first used as a rental locomotive. In 1976 it was handed over to the Neuss Railway and operated there under the designation 1 with a second occupation until 2006, when it was parked after an accident. In 2010 it was repaired at the Westfälische Lokomotiv-Fabrik Hattingen Karl Reuschling and has been rented to various customers since 2012. The locomotive has had a zebra outfit since that time. It has the NVR number 98 80 0506 051-8 D-NE in the German vehicle settings register .

Repowering at Gmeinder

Several locomotives were re-engineered at the Gmeinder locomotive factory in Mosbach . They received a new engine from Caterpillar and a new transmission.

Web links

Commons : Krauss-Maffei M 700 C  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Information about the 4th post-war generation at www.rangierdiesel.de
  2. Information about the 2nd post-war generation at www.rangierdiesel.de
  3. Information about the 3rd post-war generation at www.rangierdiesel.de
  4. Data sheet about the KM M 700C at www.rangierdiesel.de
  5. a b Data sheet with a technical description of the KM M 700C
  6. Photo of the Reuschling locomotive on rangierdiesel.de
  7. Data sheet for the M 700 C locomotive from the Neuss Railway
  8. Data sheet for the M 700 C locomotives for repowering at Gmeinder