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International Railroad Discussion > Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units.Date: 07/04/23 14:10 Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: pedrop Wabtech will produce seventeen CM20ACi dual cab narrow gauge locomotives to CBH Group in Australia. Five units will be delivered in the first quarter of 2026, and twelve in the second quarter of 2026.
CBH also bought seven new standard gauge locomotives in December 2022, that will be delivered in November 2024. The news is from Wabtech and Revista Ferroviaria in Brazil CBH new order with wabtech Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/04/23 16:28 by pedrop. Date: 07/04/23 16:14 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: Ritzville Nice order for Wabtech!
Larry Date: 07/04/23 22:22 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: MitchGDRMCo The 7x standard gauge units are from Progress, GT46C-ACe Gen2 model.
Date: 07/05/23 09:34 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: zorz pedrop Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Wabtech will produce seventeen CM20ACi dual cab > narrow gauge locomotives to CBH Group in > Australia. Five units will be delivered in the > first quarter of 2026, and twelve in the second > quarter of 2026. > CBH also bought seven new standard gauge > locomotives in December 2022, that will be > delivered in November 2024. > The news is from Wabtech and Revista Ferroviaria > in Brazil > CBH new order with wabtech Very interesting. That sounds like a Wabtec competitor for the GT38AC, possibly using a GE prime mover instead of cummins like the previous units. Indonesia got a number of dual-cab meter gauge GEs which could be a similar design to the final product for CBH. Date: 07/06/23 15:09 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: alamode zorz Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Very interesting. That sounds like a Wabtec > competitor for the GT38AC, possibly using a GE > prime mover instead of cummins Yes - will have an 8-cylinder FDL Date: 07/06/23 15:20 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: zorz alamode Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > zorz Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Very interesting. That sounds like a Wabtec > > competitor for the GT38AC, possibly using a GE > > prime mover instead of cummins > > Yes - will have an 8-cylinder FDL Any idea why it is so low power? Date: 07/06/23 16:51 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: SOO6617 zorz Wrote:
--------------------------------------------------- > Any idea why it is so low power? They need to keep the weight down. These lines are likely laid with 47kg/m rails, and the ballast isn't any better. Date: 07/08/23 16:58 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: callum_out I'd think it would be more likely that they use a current 8L250 which could produce 3000 hp if required, a
6L250 would be good for 2300. Out Date: 07/08/23 23:50 Re: Australian CBH put an order with Wabtech for new units. Author: SOO6617 callum_out Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I'd think it would be more likely that they use a > current 8L250 which could produce 3000 hp if > required, a > 6L250 would be good for 2300. > > Out With a 20 to 30 kph top speed who needs horsepower. The bigger engine means more weight, bigger radiator with more cooling water, and less fuel, but more fuel consumption. I should add that the current fleet consists of 20 narrow gauge lightweight locomotives. Fourteen weigh 105.5 tons with the QSK60 and 6 which weigh 132 tons and are equipped with the QSK78 engine. The 5 standard gauge locomotives which weigh 145 tons, and are equipped with the QSK78 engine. Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 07/09/23 21:29 by SOO6617. |