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Austrian North Western Railway series IXb No. 402 to 410

Imperial-Royal State Railways class 4.0 and Czechoslovak State Railways M 112.0

Austria-Hungary 1880 9 produced
No. 403 PD

The ÖNWB series IXb, numbered 402 to 410, were nine light baggage locomotives built in Floridsdorf in 1880. They were the more powerful follow-ups of the two IXa built one year earlier. Like their predecessors, they had two cylinders mounted in the middle of the vehicle, driving the first axle. They could be used economically with one or two passenger cars, not requiring an additional baggage car due to the integrated baggage compartment. When the ÖNWB was nationalized in 1909, the IXb became kkStB class 4.0, while the IXa became class 3.0. After World War I, three came to the ČSD where they were called M 112.0. In the thirties they were only used as shunters and the last one was withdrawn in 1948.

Technical data

General

Built
1880
Manufacturers
Floridsdorf
Wheel arrangement
0-2-2T
Gauge
1,435 mm (Standard gauge)

Dimensions and weights

Length
8.44 m
Wheelbase
3.80 m
Empty mass
16.2 t
Service mass
20 t
Adhesion mass
11.8 t
Rigid wheelbase
3.80 m
Axle load
11.8 t
Water capacity
900 l
Fuel capacity
1.5 t (coal)

Boiler

Grate area
0.64 m²
Firebox surface
3.7 m²
Tube heating surface
38.6 m²
Evaporative heating surface
42.3 m²
Total heating surface
42.3 m²

Power plant

Driver diameter
1,015 mm
Boiler pressure
10 bar
Expansion type
simple expansion
Cylinders
two, 225 x 400 mm

Power

Power source
steam
Estimated power
120 kW (163 PS)
Starting effort
17.0 kN

Calculated values

Factor of adhesion
1 : 6.83
Optimal speed
43 km/h
Power-to-weight ratio
6.0 kW/t
Heating Surface Equivalent
60.8 m²
Cylinder volume/HSE
1 : 523.17
Adhesive weight/Total
1 : 1.69
Tractive force/Heating surface
1 : 8.37
Grate area/Heating surface
1 : 66.09
Firebox/Tube surface
1 : 10.43
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