China_Railways_HXD3D

China Railways HXD3D

China Railways HXD3D

Class of Chinese electric locomotives

The HXD3D (Chinese: 和谐3D型电力机车) is a high power electric locomotive of China rated at 7.5 MW as it uses 6 Toshiba traction motors rated at 1.25 MW.[2] The locomotive is produced by Dalian Locomotive and Rolling Stock Company. Like the China Railways HXD1D, China Railways HXD3D is expected to ease the tension in railway operation of quasi-high speed locomotives, and to fill a gap in China mainland of the actual quasi-high speed application of high power AC locomotives.

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Named locomotive

HXD3D 1893, the 6th generation "Mao Zedong Locomotive", with 50002 Train at Nongfusuo Level Crossing, Beijing in 2017.
HXD3D 1921, the "Communists Locomotive", with K20 Moscow-Beijing train at Fengtai South signal base, Beijing in 2018.

Nickname

The first number locomotive (0001 number) and locomotive number 8001 have a "rainbow" paint coating. However, other locomotives are using the "orangutan" paint coating. And Chinese railway fans also call it "tomato" because of its red paint.

References

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