DSB Class MX

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DSB Class MX |
 |
Type and origin |
Power type |
Diesel-electric |
Builder |
Nydqist & Holm AB |
Build date |
1960–1962 |
Total produced |
45 |
|
Specifications |
Configuration:
|
|
• UIC
|
(A1A)(A1A) |
Length |
18.30 m (60 ft 0 in) |
Loco weight |
89 t (88 long tons; 98 short tons) |
Cylinders |
V12 |
|
Performance figures |
Power output |
1,425 hp (1,063 kW) 1,445 hp (1,078 kW) |
Tractive effort |
ca 208 kN (47,000 lbf) |
|
Career |
Locale |
Denmark Sweden
|
|
The DSB Class MX is a lightweight, diesel-electric locomotive built by the Swedish company Nydqist & Holm AB between 1960 and 1962 for the Danish State Railways
History
After having great success with the MY locos, DSB started to search for a lighter locomotive for some of the smaller stretches on which the MYs were too heavy to run.
The first unit, 1001 arrived to Denmark in 1960 and got just as popular as its big-brothers in short time - the first 20 units (1001–1020) produced 1,425 horsepower (1,063 kW) whilst the last units, 1020-1045 produced 1,445 horsepower (1,078 kW).
Many of the MXs have been sold to Danish private railways, but some have also been sold to Sweden and some other countries.
See also
External links
Media related to DSB MX at Wikimedia Commons
- Jernbanesider
- Ravnsbak
- GM-nyt
Rolling stock of Denmark
|
Locomotives |
Diesel |
- ME
- MH
- MH 201-203
- MJ
- MK
- MT
- MT 101-106
- MV
- MW
- MX 131-132
- MY
- MY1201-1202
- MX
- MZ
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Electric |
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Steam |
- A
- B
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- K
- N
- P
- PR
- Q
- R
- S
- T
|
|
Multiple units |
Diesel |
- AR
- MA
- MA 1-3
- MB
- MBF
- MC 21-22
- MC 651-655
- MDF
- ME 31-47
- MF
- MG
- MK-FK
- ML
- ML 84-99
- MO
- MP
- MP-FP
- MQ
- MQ 207-210
- MR
- MR 201-206
- MS
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Electric |
|
|
Railbuses |
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- See also
- Category:Rolling stock of Denmark
- List of DSB locomotives and multiple units
- Rail transport in Denmark
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Swedish rolling stock
|
Locomotives |
Electric |
- Bk
- Bt
- D
- Da
- Dm3
- F
- H
- Iore
- Ma
- Mg
- O
- Pa
- Ra
- Rb
- Rc
- Rd
- Re
- Rm
- Rz
- Ua–Uf
- Öa–Öd
|
Diesel |
- G
- T21
- T23
- T41
- T42
- T43
- T44
- T45
- T46
- T66
- Tb
- Tc
- TMX
- TMY
- TMZ
- Tp
- V
- V4
- V5
- V10
- V11
- Z
- Zö
- Z3
- Z4
- Z5
- Z65
- Z66
- Z67
- Z68
|
Steam |
- A
- B
- E
- E2
- E5
E9 (ex HNJ G12)
- E10
- F
- G11
- Stortyskarna
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|
Multiple units |
Electric |
- X1
- X2
- X3
- X5
- X6
- X7
- X8
- X9
- X10
- X10p
- X11
- X12
- X14
- X15
- X15p
- X16
- X17
- X20–X23
- X31K
- X32
- X40
- X50–X55
- X60
- X61
- X62
- X74
- X420
- Dosto
|
Diesel |
- Yo1
- Y1
- Y2
- Y3
- Y4
- Y6
- Y7
- Y8
- Y31
- Y32
|
|
Limited production, export and EMD engined locomotives by Electro-Motive Diesel
|
Electrics |
- SW1200MG
- AEM-7
- GM6C
- GM10B
- GF6C
|
Industrial, military, export and narrow gauge
|
- Model 40
- DDM45
- DH1
- FGC 254
- GMDH-1
- GMDH-3
- MRS-1
- G8
- GA8
- GL8
- G12
- G16
- G18
- GA18
- G22 Series
- G22C Series
- GT18LC-2
- GT22 series
- GT26 series
- G26
- JT56ACe (China HXN3)
- NF110
- NF210
- JT42CWR (Class 66)
- GT46MAC
- GT22HW
- GT46PAC
- GT26CW-2
- GT38ACe
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Streamliners |
- M-10000
- M-10001
- M-10002
- M-10003 to M-10006
- Pioneer Zephyr
- Mark Twain Zephyr
- General Pershing Zephyr
- Green Diamond
- Flying Yankee
- LWT 12
- SAL 2027–2028
|
EMD-engined and license-built units |
British Rail |
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Córas Iompair Éireann |
- Class 001
- Class 071
- Class 121
- Class 141
- Class 181
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CFL (Luxembourg) |
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Danish State Railways |
- Class ME
- Class MX
- Class MY
- Class MZ
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Iarnród Éireann |
|
Indian Railways |
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Israel Railways |
|
Northern Ireland Railways |
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Norwegian State Railways |
|
NJ Transit |
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RENFE (Spain) |
- Class 310
- Class 319 (early versions)
- Class 319 (later versions)
- Class 333
- Class 334
|
SNCB (Belgium) |
- HLD 51
- HLD 52
- HLD 53
- HLD 54
- HLD 55
- HLD 61
- HLD 62
- HLD 65
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Swedish State Railways |
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Vossloh |
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Experimentals |
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- See also
- List of GM-EMD locomotives
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