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DKA CC 5001-5008, 5019-5024
Builder | Werkspoor |
Builder's number(s) | 558-565, 570-575 |
Roadnumber(s) | JSS 1601-1608, 1619-1624 DKA CC 5001-5008, 5019-5024 |
Wheel arrangement | 2-6-6-0 |
Year | 1928 |
Gauge | 1067 mm |
Heated surface | 150.4 m2 |
Grate area | 3.3 m2 |
Max boiler pressure | 14 bar |
Cylinders | 2 hp + 2 lp |
Cylinder diam | 420 mm / 650 mm |
Stroke | 610 mm |
Diam. drivers | 1106 mm |
Water | - |
Fuel | 5.0 t |
Weight (operational) | 110.7 t |
Length | 19,908 mm |
Speed | 55 km/h |
Tractive effort | 14,680 kg |
Design | SLM Winterthur |
Built by SLM and Werkspoor, the CC50 were the most numerous of the tender Mallets and also the last in service, finishing approximately in 1984 when the residual Garut branch closed.
14 out of 30 examples for a follow up order for the successful CC type were granted Werkspoor in 1928, the remainder of that order being built by the designer Schweizerische Locomotiv- und Maschinenfabrik in Winterthur, Switzerland.
One engine engine was shipped back to the Netherlands after its working life and is since stabeld in the Utrecht Railway Museum since 1980. Since reconstruction of the museum it has been entombed in a Disney parc like attraction for which they could ust as well have used a cardboard imitation. The loco is now completely inaccessible for mere mortals.
O wow, some one did a very good job with his camera. Respect! Photo from Flickr with kind permission of ©degahk.
Photo from Flickr with kind permission of ©degahk.
In Garut. Photo from Flickr with kind permission of ©degahk.
Near Bayongbong, Aug 1980. Photo from Flickr with kind permission of ©degahk.
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