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General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CH

A freight train in Darling, Arizona is led by a heavily sooting U36C

In 1969 GE succeeded in bringing the 7FDL with 16 cylinders to an output of 3,600 hp . The first model was the U36B with only four axles, which was intended for fast freight trains. The Seaboard Coast Line bought 108 ...

General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CHRemove
Variant
U36C
Built 1971-1975
Manufacturers General Electric
Wheel arrangement CoCo
Gauge 1435 mm
Length 20498 mm
Service mass 165471 kg
Top speed 113 km/h
Power
Engine GE 7FDL-16

General

Property General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CH
U36C
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Built 1971-1975
Manufacturers General Electric
Wheel arrangement C-C
Gauge 1,435 mm

Dimensions and weights

Property General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CH
U36C
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Length 20.50 m
Wheelbase 16.74 m
Service mass 165.5 t
Adhesion mass 165.5 t
Rigid wheelbase 3.96 m
Axle load 27.6 t

Power plant

Property General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CH
U36C
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Engine GE 7FDL-16
Engine type V16 diesel

Power

Property General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CH
U36C
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Power source diesel-electric
Indicated power 2,685 kW (3,651 PS)
Top speed 113 km/h
Starting effort 407.7 kN

Calculated values

Property General Electric U36B, U36C and U34CH
U36C
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Factor of adhesion 1 : 3.98
Power-to-weight ratio 16.2 kW/t
Adhesive weight/Total 1 : 1.00
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