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Tag der offenen Tür beim Siemens Prüfcenter Wegberg-Wildenrath, 01-07-2012.
© Eddy Konijnendijk. |
Tag der offenen Tür beim Siemens Prüfcenter Wegberg-Wildenrath, 01-07-2012.
© Eddy Konijnendijk. |
Tag der offenen Tür beim Siemens Prüfcenter Wegberg-Wildenrath, 01-07-2012.
© Eddy Konijnendijk. |
Open day at the Siemens test center in Wildenrath on 1 July 2012. Diesel locomotive 6 of type MaK (now Vossloh) G800, used for shunting at the test site.
Photo by Peter Roskott (p.roskott@kpnplanet.nl) |
Siemens 708 302-5 (ex DR) overhead wire measurement car.
Innotrans 2002 Berlin, 2002-09-25.
Photo: tobias b köhler |
Siemens shunter of their work shop for the RRX-EMUs working at home on 14th of June 2022. Photo ©Arnim v. Herff |
Red measuring car (Messwagen) of Duewag/Siemens.
Photo: Andreas Paduch |
Private flat car of Siemens KraussMaffei, carrying a
wrapped locomotive carbody. Graz Köflacher Bahnhof,
2002-01-20.
Photo: tobias b köhler |
dispolok Jung 14126, built 1971. This locomotive is used
for internal stock movements of Siemens dispolok; here it can
be seen next to track 36.
München Hbf, 2006-08-31. tobias b köhler |
dispolok Jung 14126, built 1971.
München Hbf, 2006-08-31. tobias b köhler |
dispolok Jung 14126, built 1971. Type RK8B, weight 12 t.
München Hbf, 2006-08-31. tobias b köhler |
Siemens Dispolok 'Parsifal'
Siemens Dispolok 'Parsifal' (Hersteller Jung, Baujahr 1971, Typ RK8B / ex. Wilhelm Waggonbau GmbH) am 22.7.06 in München.
Photo by Wolfgang Mauser (mauserw@t-online.de) |
Siemens 1 from "Prüfcenter Wegberg - Wildenrath" in Mönchengladbach Hbf on 13th of April 2008. Photo ©Arnim v. Herff |
Dual mode truck for catenary construction parked at the station in Buir (on
Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001. It can carry two drums with wires on the
rear part and normally works together with a skylift. There are four wheelsets
for rail operation, two under the crane behind the cab and two under the rear
end. Headlights for rail operation (three whites and two reds) and full-size
truck couplers are present at each end.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
Dual mode truck for catenary construction parked at the station in Buir (on
Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001. It can carry two drums with wires on the
rear part and normally works together with a skylift. There are four wheelsets
for rail operation, two under the crane behind the cab and two under the rear
end. Headlights for rail operation (three whites and two reds) and full-size
truck couplers are present at each end. This panoramic view was assembled from
three pictures, so it has some errors.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
Dual mode truck for catenary construction parked at the station in Buir (on
Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001. It can carry two drums with wires on the
rear part and normally works together with a skylift. There are four wheelsets
for rail operation, two under the crane behind the cab and two under the rear
end. Headlights for rail operation (three whites and two reds) and full-size
truck couplers are present at each end.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
Inscriptions with technical data of the dual mode truck for catenary
construction seen in Buir (on Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
Dual mode truck for catenary construction parked at the station in Buir (on
Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001. It carries a skylift, for installing new
catenaries it works together with a truck that carries the drums with the
wires. There seem to be three wheelsets for rail operation, two under the rear
end and one (difficult to see) between the axles with tires. Headlights for
rail operation (three whites and two reds) and full-size truck couplers are
present at each end.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
Dual mode truck for catenary construction parked at the station in Buir (on
Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001. It carries a skylift, for installing new
catenaries it works together with a truck that carries the drums with the
wires. There seem to be three wheelsets for rail operation, two under the rear
end and one (difficult to see) between the axles with tires. Headlights for
rail operation (three whites and two reds) and full-size truck couplers are
present at each end. The upper white light at the rear is tilted sidewards in
the picture.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
Inscriptions with technical data of the dual mode truck for catenary
construction seen in Buir (on Cologne-Aachen) on 6 November 2001.
Digital photo by Christoph Schmitz |
MAN truck for rail and road catenary service. Seen at Wustermark Rbf Station near Berlin at the construction site of the highspeed railway track Berlin-Hannover.
Photo and scan by Tobias Nink and Michael Weingärtner (Tobias' Homepage - Micha's Homepage) |
RegioSprinter on a presentation trip round Kaiserstuhl near Freiburg(Breisgau)
Germany during the 100th aniversary celebrations of the Kaiserstuhlbahn.
SWEG runs this railway at the moment and thinks about buying RegioSprinter.
Photo and scan by Nils Petersen (petersen@mathematik.uni-ulm.de) |
Left: 2-axle passenger car of the Graz-Köflacher Eisenbahn. Right:
another locomotive carbody on a private flat car of Siemens
KraussMaffei, delivered to or from Siemens SGP Verkehrstechnik.
Graz Köflacher Bahnhof, February 2002.
Photo: tobias b köhler |
Foreground: another locomotive carbody on a private flat car of Siemens
KraussMaffei. Background: GKE DH1500 with 3-car double-deck train.
Graz Köflacher Bahnhof, February 2002.
Photo: tobias b köhler |
Experimental locomotive for 3-phase AC overhead wire, built by Siemens &
Halske in 1899, 50 km/h, 44.1 kW. The experiments with 3-phase overhead systems around the beginning of the 20th century brought impressive results such as the 210 km/h world record (of another EMU), but the system was not suitable for regular rail operations. Verkehrsmuseum Dresden, 2001-04-27.
Photo: tobias b köhler |
Tag der offenen Tür beim Siemens Prüfcenter Wegberg-Wildenrath, 01-07-2012.
© Eddy Konijnendijk. |