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689: 848: 835:. The locomotives were laid up at Derby in 1963 with Bulleid's diesels; No. 10001 was made functional using parts of both, and continued operating until 1966, fitted with a yellow warning panel. No. 10000 was withdrawn in 1963 and scrapped at Cashmores, Great Bridge, in January 1968; between withdrawal and scrapping, 10000 spent some time in storage at Derby, and was one of the locos on display at the Derby Works Open Day and Flower Show in August 1964. 626:
series winding for battery-powered (60 cell, 236 Ahr, D.P. Kathanode) motor starting. An auxiliary generator end connected to the main generator rated at 50 kW, 135 V 375 A supplied control equipment, compressors, motor cooling blowers, lighting, as well as providing the excitation for the main generator. Both generators projected from the engine room into a separate dust-filtered control equipment cubicle.
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roof doors for access to the diesel engine. The driving cabs incorporating nose sections were also separate structures; each cab was accessible from the other via an inner walkway, and passage between locomotives was enabled by end corridor connections. Each cab 'nose' contained a traction motor cooling fan, and a vacuum exhauster.
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Each axle was powered: the traction motors were axle-hung, nose-suspended, driving the wheelsets via a single reduction gear. The motors were connected in three parallel connected groups of sets of two motors connected in series; each motor was a series-wound machine rated at 220 hp, 300 V, 550
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No. 10001's later workings were said to be mainly on North London freights to Greenwich, but was also photographed on Wolverhampton expresses and WCML freights during this period. Together, the two units clocked more than 2 million miles. 10001 was withdrawn in 1966 and scrapped at Cox & Danks,
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In 1957, the two locomotives were placed in the Type 3 power group. The classification system introduced in February 1960 for internal use by the Eastern and North Eastern Regions gave these locomotives the code D16/1; in 1962, this was amended to 16/8. Some sources place them in BR TOPS Class 34,
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design, consisting of structural longitudinal members, with cross stretchers forming the supports for the internal equipment including the engine-generator. The locomotive superstructure was mechanically separated from the load-bearing structures by pivots at either end of the body and incorporated
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Both locos were subject to preservation attempts from railwaymen who appreciated the change and improvements gained by the switch to diesels. 10000 was offered to Clapham Railway Museum, but was refused on grounds of space and not representing a class. No. 10001 was hidden at the back of Willesden
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The main generator was a 1,080 kilowatt, 650 volt, and 1,660 amp continuous rated self-ventilated machine directly connected to the engine's crankshaft and supported by an extension of the diesel engine's bedplate. The generator used two separately excited field windings whilst generating, using a
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After initial tests, from February 1948, locomotive No. 10000 was placed on a twice-daily London-Derby (128.5 mile) return passenger service, hauling trains of 300 to 450 gross tons. No. 10001 also began service on the London-Derby route when completed, with a Derby-Manchester service also begun.
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The primary suspension consisted of equalising beams with coil springs; the equalising beams were located within the bogie 'sandwich type' side frame, whilst the secondary suspension utilised a two bolsters per bogie incorporating four transverse leaf springs. The locomotive weight was carried on
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The engine, and main and auxiliary generators formed a single unit which was mounted on anti-vibration mounts. For use in the locomotive the engine was rated at 1,600 hp at 750 rpm; the engine was water-cooled. Water, lubricating oil and fuel pumps were driven from one end of the engine's
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diesel 58022 which will be used as the new locomotive's chassis. An engineering summary was made public in 2019 followed lengthy discussions with engineers within the railway industry and after ascertaining the most available and practical group of components to include within the locomotive.
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The original power classification was 5P/5F. Upon transfer to the Southern Region (SR) in 1953, they were given the classification 6P/5F, but No. 10000 was later marked 6P/5FA. At this time, SR practice was to show the loading classification on locomotives, whereas other regions applied the
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but this is not confirmed by any official BR sources and the TOPS scheme was not introduced until several years after both examples had been scrapped. Other sources show Class 34 to have been initially allocated to the push-pull fitted members of what eventually became Class 33.
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In March 1947, the LMS announced its intention to operate main line passenger services using diesel traction: initial specifications were for a pair of 1,600 hp locomotives with a top speed of 100 mph, capable of hauling express services such as the
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engines were specified of similar design to that used on the company's diesel electric shunting locomotives. The LMS signed an agreement with English Electric to construct two 1600 hp locomotives: the mechanical parts were to be constructed at the LMS's
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statistical classification. They reverted to 5P/5F at some point after their return to the London Midland Region in 1955; only No. 10000 was marked 5P/5F; No. 10001 was marked 5P/5FA. Their final power classification, allotted in 1957, was simply 5.
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In multiple, the locomotives showed potential for high speed services, on one occasion operating a standard Euston-Carlisle train at an average speed of just over 60 mph, including delays; this was 74 minutes quicker than usually scheduled.
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passenger trains. The locomotives were operated in multiple: on 1 June 1949, they operated the 16 carriage "Royal Scot" express of 545 gross tons non-stop from Euston to Glasgow, making a return run on 2 June. At the gradients leading to
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The bogies took an American pattern design, which was modified by Edward Fox and his team at Derby to create a smooth riding suspension. The welded bogie frame was derived from Fox's earlier design for
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The external design was a streamlined, art-deco style twin cab design in a black and chromatic silver livery. English Electric supplied the engine from its Rugby factory, the DC Generator from its
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electric locomotive in England and the Netherlands. These bogies are of the same design as on the original 10000 although with weaker springs, which will be replaced. The society has purchased
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Locomotive power control could be varied through 8 notches, obtained via three engine speeds used (450, 620, 750 rpm) with additional control obtained by varying the main generator excitation.
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The society has a Mark 1 English Electric 16SVT diesel engine dating to the 1940s and the sole remaining Metropolitan Vickers bogies dating from the 1950s, formerly used by a class
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In late 1948, both units were withdrawn for modifications based on service experience. They then returned to their midland service, before being transferred to operate express
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livery. Ivatt 'filed' all correspondence from British Railways instructing the removal of the LMS letters, which were finally removed only upon his retirement, in 1951.
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Additionally the company announced its intention to begin experiments with an 800 hp power diesel locomotive engine replacing 2-6-2 locomotives using
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In 2011, the Ivatt Diesel Re-creation Society announced plans to build a replica of no. 10000, using contemporary parts as well as new build components.
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The engine generator sets and other equipment were taken from an in-production series originally intended for the Egyptian State Railways.
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At a meeting between the LMS and English Electric on 20 May 1946, it was agreed that a single locomotive would be equivalent to a
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LMS 10000 was officially presented to the press at Derby Works in December 1947, and the locomotive was also presented at
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services, and No.10001 was trialled operating London-Glasgow services. Other services operated included London to
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responsible as the overall designer; electrical parts and diesel engine were to be supplied by English Electric.
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127 long tons 13 cwt (285,900 lb or 129.7 t) later 130.65 long tons (132.75 t)
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Johnston, Howard (3–16 December 1997). "Bits of LMS 10000 up for auction - but 50th anniversary unmarked".
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10000 was outshopped only three weeks before nationalisation, and when 10001 appeared in July 1948, it had
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The units were also used on freight services, including express London (Camden) to Crewe, and Crewe-
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crankshaft. Two Serck radiators were used for cooling, each with water and oil cooling elements.
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four sliding elements on the bolster, with a centre pivot used to transfer tractive forces.
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From mid 1949, the locomotives began operating singly, with No. 10000 worked Euston-
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The bogie design was used practically unchanged on the EM2 electric locomotives (
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and Willesden, achieving 25 mph on a 1 in 133 gradient to Tring Summit.
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On 14 and 15 January 1948, No. 10000 underwent tests on the line between
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Clough, David N. (2011). "2: Diesel-Electric Development after 1945".
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1,760 hp (1,310 kW) gross, 1,600 hp (1,190 kW) net
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Nock, O.S. (1961). "British Locomotive Practice and Performance".
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to allow direct comparison to be made between them and the SR's
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on 18 December 1947, making a demonstration return journey to
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Depot, having been 'overlooked' for removal at least twice.
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Both locomotives were withdrawn and scrapped in the 1960s.
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and remained there until spring 1955, notably working the
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Chinley
LMS
Derby Works
UIC
Co′Co′
Co-Co
Gauge
standard gauge
Wheelbase
Prime mover
English Electric
RPM
Traction motors
EE
Diesel electric
MU working
Steam generator
Train brakes
Vacuum
Tractive effort
London, Midland and Scottish Railway
British Railways
Class
scrapped
Britain's First Main-Line Diesel-Electric Locomotives
diesel locomotives
Great Britain
English Electric
London, Midland and Scottish Railway

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