IE 22000 CLASS
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The '22000 Class' are the latest Diesel multiple unit trains to be introduced by Iarnród Éireann in Ireland.
In a new departure for Iarnród Éireann they will be the first railcars to operate on express InterCity routes. Together with the recently introduced Mark 4 coaches they will give Iarnród Éireann one of the most modern express fleets in Europe.
Supplied by Mitsui of Japan in an order totalling approximately €400 million, the fleet is being built by a partnership between Rotem of South Korea and Tokyu Car Corporation of Japan, who supplied the bogies. The first sets were delivered in March 2007.
The initial order for 120 vehicles was increased to 150 in 2005 for InterCity services. In March 2007, a €79 million order was placed for a further 33 vehicles to be used primarily on the outer Dublin commuter network. There are to be 46 sets in all: 31 3-car sets and 15 6-car sets of two different layouts
★ A1: Driving end car, Catering, wheelchair accessible WC, one wheelchair space, 36 1st class seats
★ A2: Driving end car, standard WC, 66 seats
★ A22: A2 car with NIR TPWS/AWS & radio system
★ A3: Driving end car, wheelchair accessible WC, two wheelchair spaces, bicycle storage, 54 seats
★ A33: A3 car with NIR signal & radio system
★ B and B2: Intermediate car, standard WC, 72 seats
★ B1: B car with sanding system
★
★ 3-car sets: A2 (or A22) - B2 - A3 (or A33)
★
★ 6-car sets: A1 - B - B1 - B - B - A3 (10) A2-B-B1-B-B-A3 (5)
Consists of two 3-car sets, three 3-car sets, two 6-car sets and a 3-car set + a 6-car set are possible. In case of emergency they can be operated in formations of up to 18 cars.
There is an integral MTU engine, similar to those of the UK Class 170, in each carriage. This drives both the Voith hydraulic transmission and the electrical generator for on-board services.
★ Engine: MTU 6H 1800 R83, 12.8 L, 6 cylinder, 483 bhp[1], 386 bhp traction.
★ Transmission: Voith T211 re.4[2]
★ Top speed: 160 km/h (100 mph)
★ Automatic PA and information display systems
★ Fully air-conditioned
★ Internal CCTV system for improved security
★ Modern catering facilities
★ Individual base seating
★ Fire safety to BS 6853 Cat 1B, automatic fire extinguishing system for engines & fuel tanks
★ The first six sets will be fitted with TPWS/AWS for operation on Northern Ireland Railways.
★ Length: 3-car set, 70 m. 6-car set, 139 m
★ Width: 2.84 m
★ Height: 4 m
★ Weight: 63 tonne, each car
The Class 22000 units are planned to be utilised on most of the main line routes from Dublin, including services to Sligo, Limerick, Rosslare Europort, Westport, Waterford and Galway. They will also serve on the regional InterCity services that do not terminate in Dublin.
★ Steam Locomotives of Ireland
★ Diesel Locomotives of Ireland
★ Multiple Units of Ireland
1. MTU engine spec.
2. [1]
★ Iarnrod Eireann press release including photograph
★ Tokyu Car press release, 12/07/2006
★ Rotem press release, 02/01/2005
The '22000 Class' are the latest Diesel multiple unit trains to be introduced by Iarnród Éireann in Ireland.
In a new departure for Iarnród Éireann they will be the first railcars to operate on express InterCity routes. Together with the recently introduced Mark 4 coaches they will give Iarnród Éireann one of the most modern express fleets in Europe.
Supplied by Mitsui of Japan in an order totalling approximately €400 million, the fleet is being built by a partnership between Rotem of South Korea and Tokyu Car Corporation of Japan, who supplied the bogies. The first sets were delivered in March 2007.
The initial order for 120 vehicles was increased to 150 in 2005 for InterCity services. In March 2007, a €79 million order was placed for a further 33 vehicles to be used primarily on the outer Dublin commuter network. There are to be 46 sets in all: 31 3-car sets and 15 6-car sets of two different layouts
| Contents |
| Car types |
| Features |
| Dimensions |
| Proposed routes |
| See also |
| References |
| External links |
Car types
★ A1: Driving end car, Catering, wheelchair accessible WC, one wheelchair space, 36 1st class seats
★ A2: Driving end car, standard WC, 66 seats
★ A22: A2 car with NIR TPWS/AWS & radio system
★ A3: Driving end car, wheelchair accessible WC, two wheelchair spaces, bicycle storage, 54 seats
★ A33: A3 car with NIR signal & radio system
★ B and B2: Intermediate car, standard WC, 72 seats
★ B1: B car with sanding system
★
★ 3-car sets: A2 (or A22) - B2 - A3 (or A33)
★
★ 6-car sets: A1 - B - B1 - B - B - A3 (10) A2-B-B1-B-B-A3 (5)
Consists of two 3-car sets, three 3-car sets, two 6-car sets and a 3-car set + a 6-car set are possible. In case of emergency they can be operated in formations of up to 18 cars.
There is an integral MTU engine, similar to those of the UK Class 170, in each carriage. This drives both the Voith hydraulic transmission and the electrical generator for on-board services.
Features
★ Engine: MTU 6H 1800 R83, 12.8 L, 6 cylinder, 483 bhp[1], 386 bhp traction.
★ Transmission: Voith T211 re.4[2]
★ Top speed: 160 km/h (100 mph)
★ Automatic PA and information display systems
★ Fully air-conditioned
★ Internal CCTV system for improved security
★ Modern catering facilities
★ Individual base seating
★ Fire safety to BS 6853 Cat 1B, automatic fire extinguishing system for engines & fuel tanks
★ The first six sets will be fitted with TPWS/AWS for operation on Northern Ireland Railways.
Dimensions
★ Length: 3-car set, 70 m. 6-car set, 139 m
★ Width: 2.84 m
★ Height: 4 m
★ Weight: 63 tonne, each car
Proposed routes
The Class 22000 units are planned to be utilised on most of the main line routes from Dublin, including services to Sligo, Limerick, Rosslare Europort, Westport, Waterford and Galway. They will also serve on the regional InterCity services that do not terminate in Dublin.
See also
★ Steam Locomotives of Ireland
★ Diesel Locomotives of Ireland
★ Multiple Units of Ireland
References
1. MTU engine spec.
2. [1]
External links
★ Iarnrod Eireann press release including photograph
★ Tokyu Car press release, 12/07/2006
★ Rotem press release, 02/01/2005
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