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Vectron
Siemens Vectron diesel version (Innotrans 2010)
Type and origin
DesignerSiemens Mobility
BuilderSiemens Mobility
Specifications
Configuration:
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 • AARB-B
 • UICBo'Bo'
Gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
1,668 mm (5 ft 5+21⁄32 in) Iberian gauge
1,520 mm (4 ft 11+27⁄32 in)
Wheel diameter1.250 m (49.21 in) (new),
1.170 m (46.06 in) (worn)
Length18.980 m (62 ft 3+1⁄4 in)
Width3.012 m (9 ft 10+5⁄8 in)
Axle load22.5 t (22.1 long tons; 24.8 short tons) (maximum)
Loco weight~80–87 t (79–86 long tons; 88–96 short tons)
Electric system/sCatenary:
Any of 1.5 kV DC, 3 kV DC, 25 kV AC 50 Hz , 15 kV  16.7 Hz AC
Current pickup(s)Pantograph
Performance figures
Maximum speed160 km/h (99 mph) or 200 km/h (120 mph)
Power output5.2 MW (7,000 hp) or 6.4 MW (8,600 hp)
Tractive effort300 kN (67,000 lbf) (starting)
Data refers to electric versions,[1] except where noted

The Vectron is a locomotive series made by Siemens Mobility, introduced at the 2010 InnoTrans trade fair in four prototype versions: diesel, multi-system, and both AC and DC electric power. The diesel version has been replaced in 2018 by a dual mode locomotive which is powered by electricity on electrified sections of the track and can be switched to diesel mode on non-electrified sections[2]. The Vectron series is reconfigurable and modular, with a Bo'Bo' wheel arrangement, and is intended as the successor to the EuroSprinter family of locomotives. A more affordable, basic version called Smartron was introduced in 2018.[3][4][5]

Background and design

Around the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century Siemens successfully produced freight and passenger/universal versions of its EuroSprinter locomotive platform; initially made as single voltage machines for European state railways (Austria, Germany), later as multivoltage locomotives for cross border working; this design resulted in numerous orders from both state and private railways, as well as rail leasing companies, primarily in the European Union area.

Siemens identified the potential for further growth in the market, particularly in trans-Alpine freight (Northern Europe to Italy), railfreight from northern European ports into Europe and from Baltic ports into Russia, as well as the potential for growth in newer members of the European Union (Poland, Hungary etc.).[6]

The design incorporates elements from previous Siemens locomotives—the train control package and traction control system are from the ES64F4 and ES64U4 Eurosprinter models respectively, whilst traction system is derived from the ER20 EuroRunner. The cab and replaceable front end (buffer-bar) derives from the latest Eurosprinter model[7] i.e. locomotives such as the Portuguese CP Class 4700 or Belgian SNCB Class 18.

Design

The Vectron is designed to be easily reconfigurable to a variety of country or work specific configurations; reconfiguration to different safety systems is simplified with pre-designed mounting points for track equipment, modular safety equipment cabinets in the locomotive body[8] and a driver's desk designed for a wide variety of information equipment.[6]

The locomotives are also available in a medium power (5.2 MW or 7,000 hp) version for regional passenger and medium freight work as well as a high power (6.4 MW or 8,600 hp) version. DC only versions are only available in medium power.[1] The standard design speed is 160 km/h (99 mph), which can be upgraded to 200 km/h (120 mph) with the addition of semi-active yaw dampers incorporating a bogie–bogie steering mechanism.[6]

The main body of the vehicle is self-supporting, consisting of an underframe of three longitudinal sill plates (centre and sides), side walls, transverse support members for the bogie pivots and for the transformer, and end sill plates. The roof is in three sections and is removable, the two drivers cabins also have a replaceable front end. The buffer beam section is also a separate part, which allows replacement if it is damaged in a collision.[6]

The main compartment of the locomotive contains the electrical equipment except the main transformer and batteries which are located below the frame. All electrical components are placed in predefined locations on either side of a central aisle connecting the two cabins with each mounting position being reserved for a single type of equipment.[6]

The bogies transmit tractive force through a central pivot. The traction motors are flexibly supported by the bogie frame, and are connected to the wheelset mounted reduction gears by a multiple disc coupling. A full hollow shaft (folded cardan) drive system is also optional. Mechanical braking is via wheel-mounted disc brakes. Electrical regenerative braking is also used.[6]

The locomotives can work in double, multiple and push-pull formation with other Vectron, Eurosprinter and Eurorunner locomotives as well as some other locomotives fitted with the same multiple working equipment.[6] The design also allows single cab version for use in permanent double coupled locomotive working or for use with passenger trains with a blanking module replacing one of the cab ends.[9]

Diesel engined versions

A fully diesel powered version was launched in 2010. The design uses a 2.4 MW (3,200 hp), MTU 16V 4000 84R engine.[10]

An electric locomotive design with 180 kW diesel engine for shunting operations was presented at the 2012 Innotrans trade fair.[9]

In 2018, a dual mode locomotive was presented as a combination of electric and diesel locomotive. The new locomotive has a gauge of 1,435 mm and weighs 90 metric tons. The locomotive is designed to operate on a 15-kV AC electrical system and is equipped with the PZB train protection system. Regardless of its operating mode, the locomotive develops a rating of 2,000 kW at the wheel rim. The Vectron's diesel tank holds 2,500 liters of fuel. The locomotive's top speed is 160 km/h.

Operations

Introduction and testing

The first locomotives of the type were AC and multisystem locomotives presented at the Test and validation centre, Wegberg-Wildenrath in June 2010.[11] AC, DC, multivoltage electric system and a diesel engined version were officially launched at the 2010 Innotrans trade fair.[10]

The Vectron design received certification to operate in Romania in 2012,[12] the DC Vectron version also was homologated for use in Poland in 2012,[13] and the design received European community certification for inter-operability on high-speed rail systems.[14] (EC Decisions 2002/735/EC and 2008/232/CE)

Certification for use of the AC version in Germany was obtained in December 2012, as part of joint certification procedure between Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands.[15]

Over the night of 25–26 January 2013, a modified Vectron locomotive was tested in the Channel Tunnel.[16]

Certification for use in Austria was obtained in early 2013.[17] Full certification for use in Sweden was obtained in April 2013, replacing a temporary certificate.[18]

The AC version received certification for Hungary in late 2013.[19] In January 2014 the Vectron locomotive class received certification under the EU 'Technical specification for interoperability for Locomotives and Passenger rolling stock' (Decision 2011/291/EU),[20] and in July 2014 the AC version was certified for use in Norway.[21]

The locomotives were released for operation in Turkey in November 2014.[22] Preliminary certifications for some multisystem locomotives in the Czech Republic[23] and Slovakia[24] followed. A preliminary certification for some DC version locomotives in the Czech Republic was reported shortly after.[25] The permanent authorizations for the MS and AC versions were granted in March 2015 for the Czech Republic[26] and in May 2015 for Slovakia.[27] In July 2015, the DC version was homologated for Italy.[28] Since August 2015, the MS version is homologated for Poland.[29] The homologation for Croatia and Slovenia was published in September 2015.[30] Since February 2017, the MS version is homologated for Italy.[31]

A Siemens press release on the occasion of 500 sold locomotives[32] revealed that homologations also exist for Bulgaria, Serbia and Switzerland. The MS version was homologated for the Netherlands in September 2017.[33]

The diesel engined version Vectron DE is homologated for use in Germany since September 2014,[34] for use in Turkey since November 2014[22] and for use in Austria since August 2015.

Homologation overview

Homologations which cannot be clearly assigned to the locomotive's electric system were assumed on the basis of neighboring countries and current systems and are given in brackets in the following table.

Country Multisystem AC DC Diesel
Austria x x x
Bulgaria (x) (x)
Croatia x x
Czech Republic x x x
Finland x [a]
Germany x x x
Hungary x x
Italy x x
Netherlands x
Norway x
Poland x x
Romania x x
Serbia (x) (x)
Slovakia x x
Slovenia x
Sweden x
Switzerland (x) (x)
Turkey x x x x
  1. ^ Two "Last mile" APU's only.

Orders

Company Type Number Date ordered Notes
Railpool 15 kV 16.7 Hz 6 2010 For cross-border freight and passenger services in Germany and Austria.[35]
FuoriMuro 3 kV DC 2 2012 Italian private operator. Ordered March 2012 for delivery in late 2013.[36]
DB Cargo Polska 3 kV DC 23 2012 For freight service in Poland, with delivery from 2012 to 2015, (option for further 13 locomotives).[37] First units delivered December 2012.[38] Four of them are currently leased by PKP Intercity as temporary replacement for EP09 until July 2015.[39]
MRCE AC 15 2013 160 km/h version, prefitted for conversion to multi-system versions. Ordered by leasing company Mitsui Rail Capital Europe (MRCE), for expected use between Germany, Austria, and Hungary.[40]
BoxXpress AC 4 2013 For services between Germany and Austria.[41]
CargoServ 1 2013 For use by Cargo Service GmbH. subsidiary of Logistik Service GmbH (LogServ).[42]
Paribus Capital AC 2 2013 Acquired by Paribus Capital GmbH for lease on passenger services in Sweden.[43]
VR Group 25 kV 50 Hz AC 177 (up to) 2013 Contract of over €300 million with Finnish national operator to replace VR Class Sr1 on passenger and freight (to be finalised early 2014, with options for 97 more).[44] Initial expectation of deliveries starting in 2016,[45] with 10 locomotives in service beginning in 2017. Series production from 2018 to 2026. 1,524 mm (5 ft) gauge and modified for work down to −40 °C. Also fitted with 'last mile' diesel engines for unelectrifed docks and yards.[46] First unit delivered April 2015, for pre-series production testing.[47] Units are to be winterised, including air intakes on roof.[47] In January 2019 the application for usage in passenger trains was denied, due to problems with the STM enabling the ETCS based onboard signalling system to communicate with Finnish signals. There are random emergency brakes.[48]
CFI [it] DC 2 2014 2 DC units ordered by Compagnia Ferroviaria Italiana (CFI) with 180 kW diesel shunting modules ('last mile diesel') for operations on unelectrified sections.[49][50]
ELL AC/MS 50 (up to) 2014 Ordered for leasor European Locomotive Leasing (ELL), part financed by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR).[51] Agreement for up to 50 locomotives, with AC versions for Germany, Austria and Hungary, and multisystem versions with additional equipment for operating into Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, also fitted with ETCS.[52][53]
mgw Service 1 2014 Delivery August 2014.[54]
Railpool 5 2014 Order placed by leasing company Railpool GmbH.[55]
MRCE 15 kV AC 20 2014 June 2014; twenty 6.4 MW 200 km/h ETCS fitted locomotives ordered.[56]
BoxXpress 4 2014 Delivery starting in November 2014.[57]
Wiener Lokalbahnen Cargo GmbH (WLC) 1 2014 No further details known.[58]
BLS Cargo MS 15 2015 For operation in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands, including trans-alpine freight.[59]
ENON GmbH AC / Diesel 1 2015 ENON GmbH freight subsidiary EGP (Eisenbahngesellschaft Potsdam) ordered a locomotive for cross-border traffic between Austria and Germany. The locomotive is equipped with a diesel engine for shunting or railway siding trips.[60]
ITL Eisenbahngesellschaft MS 6 2015 Order for three locomotives for use in Germany, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.[61] (option for three more taken in 2016.[62]
PKP Cargo MS 15 2015 For delivery early 2016 to summer 2017. Equipped for Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia, and with ETCS; 3 locos equipped for Netherlands as well. Option for five further units.[63]
MRCE 15 kV AC/MS 21 2015 October 2015; 10 locomotives for use in Germany and Austria, 11 for use in Germany, Austria and Italy. All fitted with relevant national safety systems as well as ETCS.[64][65]
Railpool 3 2015 Order placed by leasing company Railpool GmbH.[66]
Unicredit Leasing GmbH DC 8 2015 Locomotives leased by DB Schenker Rail. Delivery from the end of 2016, 5.2 MW, 160 km/h.[67][68]
EP Cargo MS 1 2015 Delivery in February 2016. Locomotive homologated for Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary and Romania.[69]
Prvá Slovenská Železnicná (PSŽ) MS 1 2015 Locomotive homologated for Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary.[70]
Lokomotion MS 8 2016 ETCS equipped. For operations in Germany, Austria and Italy.[71]
TX Logistik MS 10 2016 Purchased by Alpha Trains Luxembourg (Alpha Trains) for lease to TX Logistik. For use between Germany, Austria and Italy, with ETCS fitted.[72]
ČD Cargo MS 5 2016 The multisystem locomotives can be operated in all countries neighboring the Czech Republic as well as in Hungary and Romania. All locomotives will be equipped with train control systems for these countries as well as the European Train Control System (ETCS). The locomotives have a maximum output of 6,400 kW and a top speed of 160 km/h.[73]
PIMK AC 2 2016 Two units ordered by PIMK (Bulgaria), one of which is former 5.6MW test locomotive 192 962.[74]
Railpool AC MS 5 2016 Five locomotives ordered with an option for a further ten, for use in Germany, Austria, Hungary and Romania.[75]
ELL 50 (up to) 2016 Up to 50 further locomotives for European Locomotive Leasing from Netherlands or Germany to Italy and central European countries.[76]
MRCE MS 10 2016 For use between Germany, Austria and Italy.[77]
Hector Rail AC 20 2016 5 locomotives ordered in 2016. Option for 15 additional locomotives changed to order in 2017.[78]
mgw Service 1 2016 Delivery in October 2016.[79]
Railcare AC 7 2016 6.4 MW 15 kV AC with last mile diesel for use in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany.[80]
Infraleuna GmbH DE 1 2016 Infraleuna is the first external customer for the diesel-electric Vectron DE. Delivery in the first half of 2017.[81]
DB Cargo DE 4 2017 DB Cargo Deutschland operates the Vectron DE locomotives on long-term hire from Siemens.[82]
LokRoll AG MS 18 2017 Locomotives leased by SBB Cargo.[83]
Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) MS, AC 200 (up to) 2017 Framework contract for the delivery of up to 100 alternating current (AC) locomotives, 50 alternating current (AC) locomotives with diesel power modules and 50 multisystem (MS) locomotives. A firm order for 30 MS locomotives was placed at the signing.[84]
Győr-Sopron-Ebenfurthi Vasút (GySEV) AC 9 2017 Two alternating current (AC) locomotives with diesel power modules and 3 multisystem (MS) locomotives ordered[85], four AC locomotives[86]
Unipetrol Transport MS 3 2017 6.4MW, for use in the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, Poland and Slovakia[87]
ITL Eisenbahngesellschaft MS 6 2017 Three locomotives for use in Germany, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania and Hungary, three more additionally also homologated for the Netherlands.[88]
ČD Cargo MS 3 2017 The multisystem locomotives can be operated in all countries neighboring the Czech Republic as well as in Hungary, Slovenia and Romania.[89]
Hupac MS 8 2017 6.4MW, for use in the Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands.[90]
InRail DC 3 2017 DC locomotives for use in Italy.[91]
Deutsche Bahn MS 100 (up to) 2017 60 locomotives from framework agreement ordered. For use in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, the Netherlands and (from 2020) Belgium.[92]
MRCE MS 10 2017 For use between Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands.[93]
MRCE DC 40 (up to) 2017 20 ordered for use in Italy, option for further 20.[93]
ZSSK, leased from S Rail Lease MS 10 2017 For use between Bratislava and Košice.[94]
RDC Autozug Sylt GmbH DE 2 2017 For car shuttle trains to the island of Sylt.[95]
Stern und Hafferl Verkehr DE 1 2017 Locomotive 247 905 was previously used by Siemens for tests and presentation.[96]
ENON GmbH AC 1 2017 For use in Austria and Germany.[97]
Adria Transport MS 1 2018 Locomotive 193 822.[98]
DMV Cargo Rail AC 2 2018 Locomotives 192 961 and 193 972.[99]
Industrial Division MS 1 2018 For use in Poland, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania and Hungary.[100]
Danish State Railways (DSB) AC 42 2018 / 2020 For use in Denmark (from 2021) and eventually Denmark-Germany cross border services. Original contract was for 26 units with option for additional 18.[101] In 2020 Siemens Mobility and DSB released a press release announcing that the DSB order was raised to 42 locomotives, bringing the total amount of sold Vectron locomotives to 1003.[102]
MRCE 15 kV AC/MS 25 2018 20 MS locomotives, 5 AC locomotives[103]
Srbija Kargo MS 16 2018 For use in Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Austria and Germany[104][105]
LocoItalia DC 4 2018 Option for 15 more[106]
EP Cargo MS 1 2018 [107]
RTB Cargo MS 3 2018 [108]
ČD Cargo MS 4 2018 [109]
EP Cargo MS 3 2018 Option for seven more[110]
Deutsche Bahn MS 100 (up to) 2019 40 locomotives ordered with signing of framework agreement.[111]
Slovenská plavba a prístavy (SPAP) MS 1 2019 [112]
Advanced World Transport (AWT) MS 3 2019 [113]
METRANS Rail MS 10 2019 [114]
Budamar MS 5 2019 [115]
Industrial Division MS 5 2019 [116]
SüdLeasing MS 20 2019 Locomotives leased by SBB Cargo. Option for 20 more.[117]
BLS Cargo MS 25 2019 [118]
Laude MS 1 2019 [119]
GYSEV CARGO Zrt. MS 1 2019 Former Siemens test locomotive[120]
Railsystems RP GmbH Dual mode 2 2019 First order for dual mode locomotive[121]
RTB Cargo MS 2 2019 [122]
Widmer Rail Services AG MS 2 2019 [123]
GTS Rail DC 3 2020 [124]
Mindener Kreisbahnen Dual Mode 2 2020 [125]
  • Railpool (Harburg, July 2013)
    Railpool (Harburg, July 2013)
  • MRCE (Munich, June 2013)
    MRCE (Munich, June 2013)
  • DB Schenker (Poland) (Gdańsk, September 2013)
    DB Schenker (Poland) (Gdańsk, September 2013)
  • Siemens Vectron (August 2014)
    Siemens Vectron (August 2014)
  • BoxXpress Vectron, (Essen, July 2013)
    BoxXpress Vectron, (Essen, July 2013)
  • České dráhy (Kiel, July 2018)
    České dráhy (Kiel, July 2018)

See also

References

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  94. ^ "New leasing business to supply locos to ZSSK", Railwaygazette.com, 1 November 2017
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  97. ^ "EGP/Enon to receive a second Vectron locomotive", Railcolornews.com, 8 December 2017
  98. ^ "Siemens sells 193 822 to Adria Transport", Railcolornews.com, 24 January 2018
  99. ^ "Fighter 1 and Fighter 2 – two Vectron locomotives for DMV Cargo Rail", Railcolornews.com, 13 February 2018
  100. ^ "Industrial Division buys one Vectron locomotive", Railcolornews.com, 27 February 2018
  101. ^ "Siemens skal levere nye el-lokomotiver til DSB (Danish)", DSB.dk, 13 March 2018
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  104. ^ "Srbija Kargo to purchase Vectron locos", Railwaygazette.com, 17 May 2018
  105. ^ "Serbia Cargo doubles its Vectron order; now 16 in total", Railcolornews.com, 23 January 2019
  106. ^ "Double date: LocoItalia orders 4 TRAXX and 4 Vectron locomotives", Railcolornews.com, 30 May 2018
  107. ^ "EP Cargo buys a second Vectron locomotive", Railcolornews.com, 1 June 2018
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  109. ^ "ČD Cargo orders interoperable locomotives", Railwaygazette.com, 9 August 2018
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  111. ^ "DB Cargo signs 100 locomotive framework deal", Railwaygazette.com, 18 January 2019
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  113. ^ "Siemens to deliver Vectron MS electrics to AWT", Railcolornews.com, 28 March 2019
  114. ^ "Breaking the trend: Metrans orders Vectron locomotives", Railcolornews.com, 10 April 2019
  115. ^ "Budamar purchases 5 Vectron MS locomotives", Railwaypro.com, 28 May 2019
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  117. ^ "Vectrons ordered for Ceneri Base Tunnel services", Railwaygazette.com, 22 July 2019
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