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230B114_Mulh01.jpg (137156 bytes)

Steam locomotive 230 B 114 (ex PLM 2714) (Couillet 1909). A four cylinder compound engine taken into service since 1905 for express trains, especially the Côte d'Azur rapide. Weight 70.7 t, length (including tender) 20.87 m, Diameter of driving wheels 2 m.

Mulhouse, Cité du Train, 2006-06-02

tobias b köhler



MIDI_1314_1.jpg (128352 bytes)

Midi 1314 (built 1902 by SACM Belfort) im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.

Photo by M.Koblischka



MIDI_1314_2.jpg (132771 bytes)

Midi 1314 (built 1902 by SACM Belfort) im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.

Photo by M.Koblischka



MIDI_1314_3.jpg (111068 bytes)

Midi 1314 (built 1902 by SACM Belfort) im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.
Cab view.

Photo by M.Koblischka



Midi1314_Mulh01.jpg (125264 bytes)

Midi 1314, built 1902 by SACM Belfort. For the line Béziers - Neussargues, Compagnie du Midi decided to buy locomotives inspired by the IV e (Baden), which was developed for the black forest railway by Alfred de Glehn. The 1314 is part of the series 1301 to 1370, four-cylinder compound steam engines with 2'C (230) wheel arrangement and Belpaire firebox. The type was highly popular and reproduced for the French networks PO, État, Nord, for Spain and Portugal and even for China. In 1934 it was renumbered to 230-614, then it became SNCF 230 B 614. The last locomotives of this type remained in service until 1958. Length 16.10 m, weight 61.4 t, wheel diameter 1.75 m.

Mulhouse, Cité du Train, 2006-06-02

tobias b köhler



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