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CC 20001

Also known as: CC 6051

Vehicle type: Electric locomotive

Registration country: France

Railway companies: SNCF - Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer français

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In service:

1950 - 1980

Era:

III - IV

Built by:

Gauge:

Standard gauge (1'435 mm)

Wheel arrangement:

Co'Co'

Electric systems:

1,5 kV DC
25 kV AC / 50 Hz*
*from 1953
20 kV AC / 50 Hz*
*until 1953

Current collectors:

Pantograph - Symmetrical

Length over buffers (mm):

17'250 mm

Service weight (t):

104 t

Number of traction motors:

Power output (x'xxx kW / x'xxx hp):

3'060 kW*
*AC
300 kW*
*DC

Maximum speed (km/h):

100 km/h

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1950

Delivered in 1950, this is a dual-system electric locomotive used by the French National Railways - SNCF for testing 20 kV / 50 Hz alternating current electrification on the Aix-Les-Bains - Annecy - La Roche sur Foron line as well as 1500 V direct current electrification.

2x additional prototypes will be delivered:
- in 1951 unit CC 6052;
- in 1955 unit BBB 6053.

In terms of mechanical part, this locomotive is considered the predecessor of Ae 6/6 electric locomotives built for the Swiss Federal Railways a few years later.

Sources: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNCF_CC_6051

1953

This unit is reconfigured for 25 kV / 50 Hz alternating current and receives new registration CC 20001.

Sources: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/CC_20001

1955

As this unit gives entire satisfaction, a series of 9x electric locomotives inspired from the CC 20001 prototype are delivered from 1955 and are registered CC 25000.

Sources: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/CC_20001

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