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![]() Welcome to the Sweden's diesel
locomotives page where you can
find almost all types in use, also some really rare ones, and their
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electric
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Duty Switchers T44 number 321 of Green Cargo The T44s of the SJ owned Green Cargo can be found on most any serious switching work in Sweden. With its power and remote control abilities moving cars around rail yards is easy and effcient for this heavy switcher. The unit 321 is seen here at Värtahamnen in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. The T44 visits the harbor in the morning to move the cars for the Rc electric engine to take them a little further to the classification yeard. Picture by John McKey 2007. Technical details for class T44 -> Type: T44 -> Builder: Kalmar Verkstad and Nohab -> Operators: Green Cargo of Sweden, TGOJ, MTAS, MTAB, Israel Railways -> Usage: switching work and multipurpose locomotive -> Production dates: 1968 - 1987 -> Numbers built: 123, there is a rebuilding program for the type rebuilt units will become class Td. -> Seen: the Swedish networks on serious switching work and some freight operations. Israel. -> Energy Source: Diesel fuel -> Engine: EMD 645E-12 (12 cylinder 645 series 2 stroke) -> Power output: 1235kW (1680 Hp) -> Transmission: electric -> Generator: EMD D25L -> Motors: EMD D77 -> Tractive Effort: 220 kN -> Braking effort on traction motors (dynamic braking): na -> Wheel arrangement: Bo'Bo' -> Wheel diameter: 1015 mm as new -> Maximum operational speed: 100 km/h (62 Mph) -> Length: 15,4 m -> Heigth: 4,3 m -> Width: 3,16 m -> Weight: 86 metric tons ( lb) -> Max. axelweight: ~19 metric tons -> Train control systems: equipped for Sweden -> Multiple operations capacity with: T44, Td, -> Couplers: Hook and chain -> Specials/other: - Many of the units are equipped with the remote radio control systems ![]() The above T44 locomotive number 352 is doing remote controlled (by the driver in front of the locomotive) switching at the mining community of Kiruna, in the Swedens north. As you can see, it can be quite chilly in the north even during the summer. A few hundred kilometers north, a new mine will be openedduring the next couple of years. Although situated in Sweden, the ore is rumored to be hauled down from the hills to the seaside on the Finnish side. ![]() T43 number 246 of Green Cargo The T43 of the SJ owned Green Cargo at Västra yard in Stockholm Sweden. Technical details for T43 Type: T43 Usage: local switching work Builder: Nohab Production dates: 1961 - 1963 Numbers built: 50 Users: Banverket, Green Cargo, STT, TGOJ, TXL Logistik, Tågab (the U.S. Great Northern painted) Seen: Around the Swedish networks on switching work Energy Source: Diesel fuel Engine: EMD 567D1-12 (12 cylinder 567 series 2 stroke) Power output: 1065kW (1448 Hp) Transmission: electric Generator: Asea LJD138 Motors: Asea LJB 76 Tractive Effort: 210 kN Braking effort on traction motors (dynamic braking): na Wheel arrangement: Bo'Bo' Wheel diameter: 1030 mm as new Maximum operational speed where possible: 90 km/h (56 Mph) Length: 14,2 m Heigth: Width: Weight: 72 metric tons ( lb) Road Locomotives T68 / Euro 4000 number 901 of Railcare ![]() T68/Euro4000 is a rare sight in Sweden, but maybe more common in the future. The loading gauge of Sweden allows the use of the latest design from the Spain, where this state of the art locomotive type is used in daily traffic to haul heavy intermodal freight trains. The Euro 4000 is also an interesting design for the builder Vossloh. All the other locomotive lines are diesel-hydraulic. Most of the diesel-hydraulic locos will be long gone when this diersel-electric unit 901 is still at work 50 years from now. Look at the types Td, T44, TMY, TMX, all diesel-electric, old, and still well at work! Technical details for class T68 -> Type: Euro 4000 -> Swedish class: T68 -> Builder: Vossloh -> Operators: Railcare -> Usage: heavy multipurpose locomotive -> Production dates: 2008 - 2009 -> Numbers built: 2 for Railcare, road numbers 901 - 902 -> Seen: Sweden and Norway (in the Nordic) -> Energy Source: Diesel fuel -> Engine: EMD 710-16 G3C-T2 (low emission) -> Power output: 3178kW (4320 Hp) -> Transmission: electric -> Generator: EMD AR20 -> Motors: EMD D43TRC -> Tractive Effort: 400 kN -> Braking effort on traction motors (dynamic braking): 140 kN -> Wheel arrangement: Co'Co' -> Wheel diameter: 1065 mm as new -> Maximum operational speed: 120 km/h (75 Mph) -> Length: 23,0 m -> Heigth: m -> Width: m -> Weight: 123/119 metric tons ( lb) -> Max. axelweight: ~20 metric tons -> Train control systems: equipped for Sweden -> Multiple operations capacity with: -> Couplers: Hook and chain -> Specials/other: - CargoNet class 66 (class T66 for Sweden) ![]() Here a Norwegian CargoNet class66 locomotive seen at Bodö, these locomtives are occasionallly seen at work in Sweden too. TGOJ of Sweden also owns two of the type. Technical details for class66/T66 Builder: Electro-Motive Diesel @ Ontario Canada, distribution EMD Europe GbmB Type: JT42CWR / JT42CWRM / original classification was the British class 66, hence the common nickname for this durable locomotive. Usage: Medium heavy freight locomotive. Production dates: 1998 to current. Replaced by Class 67 2009 - Numbers built: 700+ currently in production use + some orders Gauge: 1435 mm (4' 8.5" ft) , could be easily adapted to 1520/1524 mm gauge (5 ft) Users: Numerous European operators and/or owners including ACTS Nederland BV, Aggregate, CargoNet of Scandinavia, DLC Railway, ECR (Euro Cargo rail), EWS, Fastline Freight (Allco Leasing), FirstGBRf (Porterbook Leasing), Freightliner UK, HGK, MRCS (Mitsui Rail Capital Europe), Rail4Chem Benelux, Railion (owner of EWS), Rurtalbahn, TGOJ Trafik, Transpetrol (owner HGK), Veolia Transport, ... Seen: Most of the open access European 1435 mm rail network. Numerous cross border operations. Certified for operation in: Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovak republic and Sweden (in 2008). Operators outside Europe: Egyptian National Railways Energy Source: Diesel fuel Engine: EMD 12N-710G38-EC / 12N-710G3B-T2 (later (current production model) compatible with EU Stage 3A Exhaust Emission regulations). Engine is turbocharged and features fuel injection for best possible performance. Power output: 2420 kW (3245 Hp), 2268 kW traction output Transmission: Diesel electric Traction generator: AR8/CA6, 18 kW ?Super? auxiliary generator Traction motors: six D43TRC traction motors on axles Tractive Effort: 409 kN start / 260 kN at 26 km/h Braking system: Westinghouse PBL air brake system, WLNA type direct drive air compressor Braking effort on traction motors (dynamic braking): - Wheel arrangement: C-C / Co'Co' Bogies: optional HTCR-E radial bogies for reduced track and wheel wear (steerable trucks). Higher than normal adhesion. Electronics: Advanced EM2000 computer to reduce in modules and components and improve performance, even at the lower speeds. Accessible for Laptop via USB for system diagnostics and program maintenance. Optional Intellitrain remote monitoring and GPS. Servicing period: 180 day maintenace interval, 1,6 million km for HTCR bogies, 20 year engine overhaul period. Services from the manufacturer: Full maintenance, remote monitoring. Crash resistance: 300 kN collision beam at the front of the cab(s). Cab structure penetration resistant up to 900 G:s! High impact resistant windsreens. For the train personnel: Quiet cab (the earlier versions were very noisy and there are rumors that the train personnel hated them), heating and airconditioning. Maximum operational speed where possible: 120 km/h (75 mph) Multiple unit operation capability: Yes Length: 20,1 meters Heigth: 3,9 m Width: 2,65 m (within the British loading gauge = narrower than normal ~3 meters used in several countries in Europe) Fuel capacity: 6400 liters Lube oil capacity: 625 liters Weight: 129,6 metric tonnes Axle weight max: ![]() To the top of the page
TMYM number 1111 of Svensk Tågkraft ![]() The resemblance of this TMYM with the American F-unit design in no coincidence. Nohab in Sweden built the units based on the proven American technologies. Although many have been rebuilt with different prime movers, the original attractive design, track motors, etc. just keep going year after year. Here a Svensk Tågkraft AB (STAB) TMYM number 1111 poses with a new paint and a new Cummins prime mover in Solna Sweden. The people around the locomotive were sad about the loss of the 567 sound. Picture by John McKey. Technical details for class TMY -> Type: built as MY for Danish State Railways DSB -> Swedish class: TMY -> Builder: Nohab -> Operators: Railcare, RCT, STAB, Stena, Tågåkeriet i Bergslagen, -> Usage: multipurpose locomotive -> Production dates: 1954 - 1958 -> Numbers built: 59, 17 imported from Denmark -> Seen: Sweden, Denmark, Norway -> Energy Source: Diesel fuel -> Engine: - original: EMD 567-16 C1 - units 102, 103, 105, 1110, 1134: EMD 645-12 of subtypes C, C1 or D1 - unit 1111 has Cummins KTTA50L4 -> Power output: - EMD 567: 1450 kW (1970 Hp) - EMD 645: 1450 kW (1970 Hp) - Cummins KTTA50: 1490 kW (2025 Hp) -> Transmission: electric -> Generator: EMD Thrige D of various types -> Motors: - original: EMD D37, D57, D77 - unit 1111: ABB AMG500 -> Tractive Effort, start: 235 kN -> Braking effort on traction motors (dynamic braking): - -> Wheel arrangement: A1A'A1A' -> Wheel diameter: 1015 mm as new -> Maximum operational speed: 120 km/h (75 Mph) -> Length: 18,9 m -> Heigth: m -> Width: m -> Weight: 120 metric tons ( lb) -> Max. axelweight: ~18 metric tons -> Train control systems: equipped for Sweden -> Multiple operations capacity with: TMY and TMX -> Couplers: Hook and chain -> Specials/other: - To the top of the page
TMZ of Svenska Tågkraft ![]() 26 of class MZ were built for DSB (Danish State Railways) in 1960's and 1970's to retire the last surviving steam locomotives. After extensive use most of these locomotives were sold to second hand users in Sweden and Norway. Picture by Ilkka Siissalo 2009. Technical details for class TMZ -> Type: TMZ -> Swedish class: TMZ -> Builder: Nohab -> Operators: TGOJ, TÅGAB, Stena, STT, RCT/Peterson Rail, Qvick Entreprenad -> Usage: heavy freight locomotive -> Production dates: 1967 - 1970, 1972 - 1974, 1977 originally built for the Danish Railways (DSB) as type MZ -> Numbers built: 26 -> Seen: Sweden, Denmark and Norway -> Energy Source: Diesel fuel -> Engine: EMD 645-16 E3 (low emission) -> Power output: 2426/2867kW (3300/3900 Hp) -> Transmission: electric -> Generator: EMD AR10 -> Motors: EMD D77 -> Tractive Effort: 420 kN (start) -> Braking effort on traction motors (dynamic braking): - -> Wheel arrangement: Co'Co' -> Wheel diameter: 1016 mm as new -> Maximum operational speed: 120 km/h (75 Mph) -> Length: 20,8 m -> Heigth: m -> Width: m -> Weight: 116,5 metric tons ( lb) -> Max. axelweight: 23,3 metric tons -> Train control systems: equipped for Sweden -> Multiple operations capacity with: class TMZ, TMY, TMX -> Couplers: Hook and chain -> Specials/other: - Light Duty Switchers This light switching engine looks actually a lot smaller in the picture than it is! Technical
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