MaK G 1203 BB
MaK G 1203 BB
Mittelweserbahn (MWB) G 1203 BB |
Type and origin |
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Power type |
Diesel |
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Builder |
MaK |
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Build date |
1982-91[1] |
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Total produced |
25[1] |
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Specifications |
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UIC class |
B'B' |
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Gauge |
1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) |
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Wheel diameter |
1,000 mm (39.37 in) (new)[1] |
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Minimum curve |
60 m (197 ft)[1] |
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Wheelbase |
bogie centre distance 5.800 m (19 ft 0.3 in)[1] axle distance 2.400 m (94.49 in)[1] |
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Length |
12.500 m (41 ft 0.1 in)[1] |
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Width |
3.100 m (10 ft 2.05 in)[1] |
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Height |
4.220 m (13 ft 10.14 in)[1] |
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Fuel capacity |
2,500 L (550 imp gal; 660 US gal)[1] |
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Prime mover |
MTU 8V 396 TC13 : 745 kW (999 hp)[1] Cummins engine : 761 kW (1,021 hp)*[1] |
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Transmission |
Voith L4r4zU2[1] |
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Performance figures |
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Maximum speed |
33–70 km/h (21–43 mph)[1] |
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The MaK G 1203 BB is a type of four axle B'B' off-centre cab locomotive built by the Maschinenbau Kiel factory.
Design and operations
The locomotive is an updated version of the MaK G 1201 BB with a MTU 396 engine replacing the MTU 333 engine. The hydrodynamic converter remained the same, a Voith L4r4zU2.
The locomotive design is similar to the MaK G 1202 BB and MaK G 1204 BB but with an eight-cylinder V engine instead of the twelve-cylinder engines on the higher-powered locomotives; the external dimensions of are identical, and the appearance very similar.
Nineteen locomotives were built for private railways of Germany (and Austria), including Seehafen Kiel (Port of Kiel), and the Klockner steel works (now ArcelorMittal Bremen).[1]
Gabon locomotives
Six locomotives were built in 1984 for the railways of Gabon (Office du chemin de fer transgabonais) or OCTRA, with Cummins engines instead of MTU engines. They received numbers "BB 531" to "BB 536"[1]
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MaK/VSFT/Vossloh Kiel locomotives |
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| 1st generation 1954–1967 |
- 240 B
- 240 C
- 400C
- 450 C
- 600 D
- 650 D
- 800 D
- 850 D
- 1000 D
- 1200 D
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| 2nd generation 1965–1978 |
- G 320 B
- G 500 C
- G 700 C
- G 850 BB
- G 1100 BB
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| 3rd generation 1977–present | Light shunters |
- G 321 B
- G 322
- G 761 C
- G 762 C
- G 763 C
- G 764 C
- G 765
- DE 501
- DE 502
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| Heavy shunters/Light locomotives | |
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| 4th generation 2001–present | Light shunters | |
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| Line locomotives | |
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| 5th generation 2008–present | Light shunters | |
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| Heavy shunters/Light locomotives | |
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| Export builds | |
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| and locomotives | |
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| Experimental locomotives and rebuilts | |
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| Locomotive types in italics are in production. G-type locomotives have diesel-hydraulic transmissions, DE-type locomotives have diesel-electric transmissions. |
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