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Vectron. the Locomotive That's Forging New Paths siemens.com/mobility/vectron How to transform borders into connections? Vectron. The locomotive that’s forging new paths. Creating Corridors Creating Corridors With liberalized markets, widely varying national requirements and changing customer needs, today rail-based passenger and freight transportation has to be more flexible than ever. New paths are needed – both in terms of ideas and geography. 2 ­­Vectron – the new locomotives for those who want to – and have to – meet Europe’s current and future requirements and transportation needs. Vectron was developed based on information from interviews with many different operators, and on experience gained from more than 1,900 Eurosprinters and Eurorunners in operation. Ensured viability into the future, investment security, environmental compatibility and fungibility were most important to operators. ­­­Vectron responds to these needs by combining proven strengths with future-oriented strategies and innovations. Come aboard and discover the locomotive that forges new paths – to ensure a successful future for your freight, regional or intercity traffic. 3 Planning with more certainty Europe is changing. The choice of the right locomotive today will dic- tate your success tomorrow. Equip yourself for a changing future – with Vectron, your plans and investment are secure. After all, Vectron com- bines mature and proven technology with market-oriented modular- ity and flexibility. This translates into a new freedom of motion in all phases of your vehicle’s lifecycle. Practical modularity. Vectron focuses Vectron in the high-performance class as on what’s most important – your suc- well. The bogie is designed with wheel cess. That’s why the new vehicle concept brake disks and a standard pivot solution makes no compromises when it comes to that proved its value in the Eurosprinter modularity. Modularized matching parts F4. Existing interfaces ensure simple con- such as front end, driver’s cab, braking figuration with different train protection equipment, and control technology en- antennae and speed sensors. sure standardized operability and con- trollability as well as optimized lifecycle The diesel variant of the Vectron is costs. The car bodies and bogies of the Vectron electric locomotives: equipped with an enhanced version of electric and diesel-electric version of the One bogie for all speeds up to 200 km/h the Eurorunner bogie. Consequently, no Vectron differ, based on a well-planned components are overdimensioned. concept. All Vectron variants have an speed range can be used with one bo- engine room layout with a wide straight gie. This makes it easy to increase the Reduced wheel wear. With Vectron, you gangway. This is not only maintenance- speed subsequently in the Intercity benefit from optimized lifecycle costs. friendly, but provides a straight, panic- area, for instance during the course of These can be even further improved by proof escape route for the driver, which upgrading a freight train locomotive to using an active rotary damper (ADD). can be vital for survival in an emergency a passenger train locomotive. Vectron can be equipped optionally with situation. an ADD for all speed ranges. This reduces Vectron is equipped with the pinion hol- transverse forces on the track through Expandable speed ranges. Expand the low shaft drive – a concept, which is fa- active guidance of the bogie when trav- deployment range of your vehicles. The miliar from the Eurorunner. This type of eling through curves, thereby reducing bogie concept of the electric Vectron traction, which has better characteristics wheel wear. This represents a worth- offers increased flexibility. With suitably over a wide range of speeds, has now while investment, particularly for highly preconfigured gear ratios, the entire been further developed for the electric demanding traction applications. Vectron Vectron DE Maintenance-friendly engine room layouts with panic-proof straight gangways 4 Modular train protection and communi- cation concept. With Vectron, you have the freedom to choose which path you take. Train protection concept and train radio equipment are of modular design. The overall concept takes into account the train protection systems applied in Europe and the integration of GSM/R, EBICAB 700 analog train radio for the 450 MHz and 160 MHz range and EBULA updating. EBICAB 900 EBICAB 700 ZUB 123 ATB-EG KHP (SHP) TBL1+, Memor PZB, LZB LS (Mirel) LS (Mirel) European train protection systems – KVB, RPS SIGNUM, ZUB (Integra, ZUB 262ct) historically evolved diversity PZB, LZB EVM (Mirel) PZB PZB PZB PZB EBICAB 700 (Convel) PZB ASFA, LZB BACC/RSDD (SCMT) 5 Acting more sustainably Rapid resumption of operation. You Exemplary environmental friendliness. With the electrical Vectron locomotives, need to keep moving to stay ahead. But In more and more countries, pollutants, highly efficient regenerative braking, should something ever happen, you can diesel particulates as well as noise emis- low-energy shutdown, and optimized get your Vectron quickly back on the sions are very strictly regulated. By com- system design minimize energy con- track, thanks to the crash-absorbing front plying with these strict environmental sumption. At the end of the locomotive’s end of modern Siemens design which requirements, you position yourself as service life, you are left with almost has been proven in multiple applications a green mobility provider. Environmen- nothing, thanks to its exemplary 98 per- in Belgium (HLE18), Portugal (LE 4700), tal compatibility is given with the well cent recyclability (recyclable materials 94 and Lithuania (ER20CF). The front end is thought-through Vectron concept. This percent, thermal use 4 percent). of standard bolt on design in order to be starts in the manufacture of the Vectron, quickly dismantled and exchanged if this with energy saving production facilities, Lowest emissions. It makes more sense is ever necessary. It can also be preassem- and goes on to include the comprehen- to prevent emissions in the first place, bled as a finished spare unit and stored sive use of environmentally friendly ma- rather than produce them and then for easy availability. Short downtimes for terials, coolants, and water-soluble coat- having to get rid of them. Reduce par- repairs and fast return to revenue service ings. No glass-fiber reinforced plastics ticulate emissions by up to 87.5 percent are also rewarded by insurance compa- are used. with Vectron, the first diesel-electric nies in the form of lower premiums. Future oriented conformity to standards. Keep up with the times, now and tomor- 0,25 g/kWh Stage IIIA row. With Vectron you’re prepared for the 0,20 g/kWh changing standards landscape. Vectron meets the Technical Specifications for Interoperability in Europe (TSI) TSI HS RST, TSI LOC&PAS, TSI Noise, TSI PRM, TSI CCS Stage IIIB and TSI SRT. The Vectron diesel locomotive 0,025 g/kWh meets the emissions limit values of EU97/IIIB. 2012 2009 Stage IIIB came into force in 2012: Vectron DE re- duces particulate emissions by up to 87.5 percent. 6 85,000 kg Residual materials Environmentally friendly through the entire life cycle: With a total weight of 85 t and a 98 % recycling quota, all that remains of a Vectron electric locomotive is about 1,700 kg of residual materials – the weight of a mid-size passenger car. locomotive on the market to come stan- Testing with our own fleet. Our cus- dard-equipped with the newest diesel tomers expect proven quality from the engine and particulate filter required first day of operation. To make sure we for Stage IIIB. Like all Siemens diesel could provide it, we built nine Vectron locomotives, Vectron undercuts the locomotives just for ourselves; eight requirements of TSI Noise. Its outside electric and one Vectron DE. After many noise level for stationary and starting rides at the test centers in Wegberg- noise is 10 dB(A) quieter than the TSI Wildenrath and Velim, these locomotives limit value, comparable to the excellent are now traveling throughout Europe in ER20 values. an extensive trial program. Total performance. Put your trust in a stable partner. Vectron incorporates 130 years of experience in the development, manufacture, and operation of rail ve- hicles. Whether drives, transformers, and converters for traction systems, locomo- tives, or bogie manufacture – production facilities with a long tradition ensure quality and reliability from a single source. Of critical importance for getting off to a quick start is the innate stability of Vectron. This is ensured by extensive optimization and pre-testing in Siemens’ own system test center as well as at our Vectron being tested in the Vienna Arsenal Winter testing in the far north of Scandinavia Climate Chamber near Kiruna test center for rail systems in Wegberg- Wildenrath. 7 Components Diesel locomotive Option examples Dynamic braking resistor ı Active rotary damper Wheel arrangement BoBo Train protection cabinet ı Separate control unit at the side Engine cooling plant Diesel engine power (kW) 2,000 / 2,200 / 2,400 ı External power supply 1- and 3-phase on one / both sides Diesel engine Starting tractive effort (kN) 275 ı Thermoelectric hot/ cold box Particle filter Max. speed (km/h) 160 ı Rear-view system (camera) Engine air intake system Fuel tank volume (l) 4,000 ı Remote data transmission Alternator ı Pressure protection Electric cabinet with central blower Weight* (t) approx. 83 ı Oil-free compressor Brake equipment Track gauge (mm) 1,435 to 1,668 Battery box Max. axle load (t) 22 Fuel tank HEP-Container or * based on variant and equipment Train-protection cabinet 8 Transporting more ecologically The Vectron DE combines proven and innovative technologies, and inte- grates experience from other applications. As the successor to the prov- en Eurorunner locomotive series, the Vectron will also set new standards in environmental friendliness. Its EU97/IIIB diesel engine makes it the trendsetter in emission reduction. Improved efficiencies. Thanks to its prov- Highly maintenance-friendly.
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