EMD GT22HW-2 (original) (raw)
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EMD GT22HW-2 |
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Croatian Railways Series 2044 |
Type and originPower typeDiesel-electricBuilderElectro-Motive Division / Đuro ĐakovićBuild date1981 - 1984 |
SpecificationsConfiguration: • AARA1A-A1A • UIC(A1A)' (A1A)'Gauge4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) standard gaugeLength16.994 m (55 ft 9+1⁄16 in)Loco weight97.5 t (96.0 long tons; 107.5 short tons)Prime moverEMD 12-645E3Engine typeV12 dieselCylinders12 |
Performance figuresMaximum speed124 km/h (77 mph)Power output2,330 hp (1,740 kW) |
CareerNumbers2044.001–2044.031; 31 in HŽ (26 in use)JŽ-645Nicknames"Karavela", "Mala Karavela"LocaleCroatia |
The Electro-Motive Division GT22HW-2 is a custom designed EMD A1A-A1A diesel-electric locomotive built by Đuro Đaković for Yugoslavia. Mainly used for passenger service, the reliability of these locomotives made this model a success even after the breakup of Yugoslavia. Designated as the Series 645 in the Yugoslav Railways, these locomotives were later known as the Series 2044 in the Croatian Railways after 1991. Thirty four examples (645.001 - 645.034), of this model were built between February 1981 to August 1984 and were given four different lettering variations due to the various ethnicities existing in Yugoslavia at the time.
- .001 - .030 are lettered JUGOSLAVENSKE ŽELJEZNICE (Croatian)
- .031 - .032 are lettered ЈУГОСЛОВЕНСКЕ ЖЕЛЕЗНИЦE (Serbian Cyrillic)
- .033 - .034 are lettered JUGOSLOVENSKE ŽELEZNICE - HEKURUDHAT JUGOSLLAVE (Serbian/Albanian)
Due to the locomotive's unique designation, the model breaks down into several indications:
Electro-Motive Division / Đuro Đaković GT22HW-2 | |||||
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G | T | 22 | H | W | -2 |
Flushed Carbody | Turbocharged | EMD 645 Series Turbocharged V12 Diesel Engine | Head End Power equipped(Inverter type HEP System) | Wide traction motors(from standard gauge toIndian gauge) | EMD Dash 2 Electronics |
Although the locomotives are equipped with A1A-A1A running gear, no official designation was present until 1993 due to low production.
Železnice Srbije (2006). "Dizel". Archived from the original on December 27, 2009. Retrieved June 25, 2009.
Valter, Z. (1984). Dizel-električna lokomotiva. Zagreb. 02-892/1-1984.
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