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Pilkaller Kleinbahn Nr. 21 bis 25
Deutsche Bundesbahn 99 241 und Deutsche Reichsbahn 99 5633
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Deutschland | 1917
5 Stück
99 5633 „Spreewald” im Juli 2006 in Bruchhausen-Vilsen
99 5633 „Spreewald” im Juli 2006 in Bruchhausen-Vilsen
Wassen
Allgemein
Bauzeit1917
HerstellerJung
Achsfolge2-6-0T (Mogul) 
Spurweite3 ft 3 3/8 in (Meterspur)
Maße und Gewichte
Länge23 ft 0 3/4 in
Radstand12 ft 9 9/16 in
Fester Radstand7 ft 4 9/16 in
Dienstmasse57,541 lbs
Reibungsmasse50,706 lbs
Achslast16,976 lbs
Wasservorrat634 us gal
Brennstoff2,205 lbs (Kohle)
Kessel
Rostfläche8.1 sq ft
Verdampfungsheizfläche411.9 sq ft
Gesamtheizfläche411.9 sq ft
Triebwerk
Ø Treibräder33.9 in
Kesseldruck174 psi
DampfdehnungEinfach
Zylinderzwei, 11 13/16 x 15 3/4 in
Antrieb
AntriebDampf
Geschätzte Leistung148 hp (110 kW)
Opt. Geschwindigkeit10 mph
Max. Geschwindigkeit25 mph
Anfahrzugkraft9,596 lbf
Berechnete Werte
Dampflok
Personenzug
Güterzug
Tenderlok
Schmalspur
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