SNCF BB 20011 and 20012

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SNCF BB 20011
SNCF BB 20012
Power type Electric
Model SNCF BB 22200
Rebuild date 1985 : 20011 rebuilt from 22379[1]
1986 : 20012 rebuilt from 22380[1]
1994 : both rebuilt for TTU[2][note 1]
1995 : both rebuilt to standard BB 22200[2]
Gauge 1435mm

The SNCF BB 20011 and SNCF BB 20012 were electric locomotives used for testing, built by Alsthom between 1985 and 1986. The two locomotives were the synchronous dual-voltage prototypes for Class BB 26000.

In 1994 the locomotives were re-used for work on the channel tunnel, then converted to standard class BB 22200s in 1995.

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[edit] History

[edit] SNCF BB 26000 test locomotives

In 1985 and 1986 the SNCF BB 22200 locomotives numbers 22379 and 22380 were modified[1] to test dual voltage electric traction equipment, the microprocessor control, and auxiliary variable speed induction motors. 20012 was used to test the combination of pneumatic brake system and electric brake system.[3]

[edit] Channel tunnel machines

In 1994 the units were used in the channel tunnel as motor engines for TTU trains.[2][note 1] (Channel tunnel freight engines)

[edit] Conversion to standard locomotives

In 1995 the locomotives were converted back to standard SNCF Class BB 22200 type.[2]


[edit] Miniature models

The locomotive 20011 has been produced by Marklin[5] and Roco[6][7] in HO scale.

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c Isabelle Saillot. "Une histoire technologique du THALYS" (in french). isabelle-saillot.com. http://isabelle-saillot.com/thalys.htm. "... la SNCF avait fait modifier la BB 15055 en BB 10004 puis les BB 22379 et 22380 alors en construction, en BB 20011 (1985) et 20012 (1986)" 
  2. ^ a b c d "SNCF withdrawn dc electric locomotives". www.railfanurope.net. http://www.railfaneurope.net/list/france/france_sncf_del.html. "Class 22200 (nrs. 379-80), delivered as prototypes BB 20011-12 with synchronous motors (for Class 26000). Rebuilt as TTU (1994), then as original 22200s (1995)" 
  3. ^ "Traction ferroviaire 1ére partie : Evolution des choix technologiques de ces 30 dernières années Influence des composants de l’électronique de puissance sur les choix technologiques [Railway Traction (1st part) : Evolution of technological choices over 30 years, influence of components on power electronics technology decisions]" (in french). science-physiques.ac.dijon.fr. http://sciences-physiques.ac-dijon.fr/documents/lycee/phys_app/traction_fer/traction_fer.pdf. 
  4. ^ Olivier Serre. "Abréviations" (in french). lwdr.free.fr. http://lwdr.free.fr/abreviations.html. 
  5. ^ "B.Z.T - Galerie de photos - MÄRKLIN" (in french). www.bxt87.com. MACHINES ÉLECTRIQUES SNCF. http://www.bzt87.com/BZT/MARKLIN/MARKLIN-F1.htm. 
  6. ^ "Locomotives pour trains d'essais" (in french). www.trains-speciaux.fr. http://www.trains-speciaux.fr/cadres-droite/liste_locomotives_trains_dessais.htm. 
  7. ^ Helmut Kern. "Roco Frankreich ELok BB 7200,15000,20000,22000" (in german). www.bahn.hfkern.de. http://www.bahn.hfkern.de/Roco/SNCF_BB7200.html. 

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ a b TTU from Transmanche (cross channel) + TVM (Transmission Voie-Machine) + UM (Unité Multiple / Multiple units)[4]

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