SNCB Class 27

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Class 27

Electric locomotive No 2753 of the Belgian railways, Ostend train station. 25 May 2006.
Specifications
Power type Electric
Builder BN/ACEC
Build date 1981-1984
Total produced 60
AAR wheel arr. Bo-Bo
Gauge 1435 mm
Driver diameter 1250 mm
Length 18.65 m
Width 2.91 m
Height 4.22 m
Weight on drivers 10.5 t
Locomotive weight 85 t
Electric system(s) 3000V DC
Current collection
method		 Pantograph
Top speed 160 km/h
Power output 4150 kW
Tractive effort 234 kN
Career
Railroad(s) SNCB/NMBS
Class 27
Number in class 60
Number 2701-2760
Delivered 1981-1984

Class 27 locomotives are the staple power for SNCB/NMBS. They work all over the electrified lines including the occasional trip through to Luxembourg.

Locomotive 2711 currently has the world record for the logest passenger train ever pulled by a single locomotive. The record was set on 27th of April 1991, when the locomotive pulled 70 carriages from Ghent to Ostend.[1][2]

See also

References

  1. ↑ http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/3000/longest-passenger-train
  2. ↑ http://www.feijenoordsemeesters.nl/LRtW/index.html
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