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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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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 Together, the two units clocked more than 2 million miles. 10001 was withdrawn in 1966 and scrapped at Cox & Danks,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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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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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 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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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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Glasgow, making a return run on 2 June. At the gradients leading to
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929:(10 June 1949) a train weight of 520 tons is quoted for the first London-Glasgow part of the journey, with a peak of 73.5 mph and 65 mph recorded for 20 miles. A minimum speed of 33 was reported at the 1 in 75 inclines at Shap.
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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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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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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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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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Depot, having been 'overlooked' for removal at least twice.
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Clough, David N. (2005). "Pre-Nationalisation Prototypes".
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Both locomotives were withdrawn and scrapped in the 1960s.
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1952:"Trains of Our Times (British Railways poster artwork)"
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1386:10000 & 10001: The twins that time forgot
1274:"Diesel-Electric Main Line Locomotives Trials"
692:LMS 10000 in LMS livery at Cricklewood in 1948
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3697:Diesel-electric locomotives of Great Britain
1732:Whitehouse, P.; St. John Thomas, D. (2002).
1608:"L.M.S Main Line Diesel-Electric Locomotive"
1229:"Derby Through the Diesel Years 1947 - 1972"
3692:Standard gauge locomotives of Great Britain
1846:Marsden, Colin J.; Fenn, Graham B. (1988).
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1194:, (English Electric). pp.3-4; Fig.5 pp.6-7
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1151:L.M.S Main Line Diesel-Electric Locomotive
1115:L.M.S Main Line Diesel-Electric Locomotive
1074:Britain's First Main Line Diesel-Electric
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962:L.M.S Main Line Diesel-Electric Locomotive
519:, using an English Electric 1,600 hp
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1848:British Rail Main Line Diesel Locomotives
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750:Other operations included a trial on the
1693:. Camberley: Diesel and Electric Group.
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1689:Strickland, David C. (September 1983).
1206:, (English Electric). p.5; Fig.5 pp.6-7
1129:, (English Electric). p.1; Fig.5 pp.6-7
1032:"Diesel-Electric Traction on the L.M.S"
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507:. They were built in association with
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1850:. Sparkford: Haynes. pp. 30–33.
1674:. Oxford: Oxford Publishing Company.
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2001:London, Midland and Scottish Railway
1509:Nicholson, Peter (29 October 2011).
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839:North Acton, also in February 1968.
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408:London, Midland and Scottish Railway
16:Class of diesel electric locomotives
1960:"Main Line Diesel" 1947 documentary
1649:LMS Diesel Locomotives and Railcars
1511:"Bid to build new LMS diesel 10000"
584:Liverpool-Southport electric trains
204:61 ft 2 in (18.64 m)
196:51 ft 2 in (15.60 m)
2362:British Railways steam locomotives
1102:, (English Electric). Fig.5 pp.6-7
851:No.10001 at Willesden shed in 1965
186:3 ft 6 in (1.067 m)
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1913:"Ivatt Diesel Recreation Society"
380:41,400 lbf (184,000 N)
212:9 ft 3 in (2.82 m)
1672:Engines of the LMS built 1923–51
1578:issue 292 September 2020 page 40
1563:issue 271 September 2020 page 38
1541:"LMS10000 - Engineering Summary"
610:works, and Traction Motors from
499:were some of the first mainline
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3672:British Rail diesel locomotives
1877:. Vol. 107. pp. 415–.
1600:Diesel Electric Traction Series
1392:issue 3 August 1981 pages 11-13
427:BR (ER/NER): D16/1, later 16/8;
1365:, (English Electric). pp.12-13
1341:, (English Electric). pp.10-11
1247:"New Locomotives on the L.M.S"
1078:February 1948 pages 18, 19, 28
1:
2382:Southern Railway locomotives
1623:: 596–598. 26 December 1947.
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813:Class 5 mixed traffic engine
783:and occasionally through to
532:British Railways Class D16/1
477:; replica under construction
3646:Departmental multiple units
1377:, (English Electric). pp.13
1163:"Diesel Railway Traction".
523:, generator and electrics.
362:93 mph (150 km/h)
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1670:Rowledge, J.W.P. (1975).
1218:, (English Electric). p.8
1065:, (English Electric). p.1
1047:: 272–273. 28 March 1947.
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2127:4MT 2-6-4T (2 cylinders)
1929:www.therailwaycentre.com
1262:: 591. 26 December 1947.
540:British Rail Class D16/2
3641:Electric multiple units
1647:Richards, E.V. (1996).
1289:: 137. 6 February 1948.
775:10201, 10202, and 10203
497:LMS No. 10000 and 10001
2142:5MT 4-6-0 "Black Five"
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799:duties, including the
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3636:Diesel multiple units
2157:7P Rebuilt Royal Scot
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797:London Midland Region
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549:Background and design
24:LMS 10000 & 10001
3687:Scrapped locomotives
3626:Electric locomotives
1884:Protoype Locomotives
1875:The Railway Magazine
1736:. David and Charles.
1628:Hunt, David (2005).
1521:on 24 September 2015
1515:The Railway Magazine
1460:, pp. 147, 152.
1416:, pp. 147, 151.
1328:: 645. 10 June 1949.
964:(The Engineer) p.596
791:, but also visiting
612:Dick, Kerr & Co.
542:diesel locomotives.
443:BR: 5MT, later 6P/5F
2339:Sentinels 7160–7163
2235:Diesels 10000–10001
1950:Welch, Vic (1949).
1888:David & Charles
1602:. English Electric.
1021:, pp. 27, 173.
486:Technical details:
354:Performance figures
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3556:locomotives
3499:D0226/D0227
3479:15097–15099
3400:Multi-modes
3007:10201–10203
2997:10000–10001
2859:43 (I)
2060:4P Compound
2004:locomotives
1525:12 December
1443:Hunt (2005)
1431:Hunt (2005)
1402:Hunt (2005)
1088:Hunt (2005)
985:Hunt (2005)
766:in summer.
572:Derby Works
517:Derby Works
470:Disposition
457:10000–10001
434:Power class
429:BR Class 34
317:Red Diamond
270:16SVT Mk I
263:Prime mover
239:Loco weight
220:12 ft
70:Derby Works
3666:Categories
3472:Prototypes
3309:(pre-TOPS)
2990:(pre-TOPS)
2220:2MT 2-6-2T
2196:4MT 2-6-4T
2147:6P Jubilee
2122:3MT 2-6-2T
2075:6P Patriot
2065:4MT 2-6-4T
2050:3MT 2-6-2T
1725:Q105978499
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937:References
907:equipment.
827:Withdrawal
801:Royal Scot
764:Royal Scot
680:Operations
670:Manchester
666:St Pancras
562:Royal Scot
554:Background
465:1963, 1966
310:MU working
84:Build date
55:Power type
3307:Electrics
3171:Electrics
2329:ROD 2-8-0
2313:7120–7129
2308:7080–7119
2303:7069–7079
2298:7059–7068
2283:7055–7056
2225:4MT 2-6-0
2215:2MT 2-6-0
2208:(1945–47)
2189:(1944–45)
2137:5MT 2-6-0
2117:2P 0-4-4T
2110:(1932–44)
2033:(1925–31)
2014:(1923–25)
1954:(poster).
1831:0953-4563
1812:226087101
1804:1753-2469
1777:Ian Allan
1754:Ian Allan
1717:27959920M
833:Willesden
741:Willesden
734:Liverpool
726:Blackpool
600:cowl unit
503:built in
462:Withdrawn
440:LMS: 5P5F
401:Operators
325:Clarkson
192:Wheelbase
87:1947–1948
3458:Southern
2849:41 (III)
2187:Fairburn
2177:8F 2-8-0
2085:7F 0-8-0
2070:4F 0-6-0
2055:3F Jinty
2040:2P 4-4-0
2021:5MT Crab
1937:cite web
1866:17916362
1839:49953699
1721:Wikidata
1709:16601890
1545:LMS10000
880:Class 58
857:Class 77
785:Weymouth
760:Aberdeen
715:Beattock
702:Carlisle
608:Bradford
475:scrapped
167: in
119:
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3453:Eastern
3427:99 (II)
3422:93 (II)
3417:88 (II)
3298:93 (II)
3243:83 (II)
3178:22 (II)
2979:70 (II)
2894:48 (II)
2844:41 (II)
2754:21 (II)
2734:18 (II)
2108:Stanier
2090:Garratt
1965:YouTube
1925:"10000"
1586:Sources
1547:. 2019.
1235:. 1947.
732:and to
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652:Watford
637:Service
616:Preston
536:Bulleid
515:at its
511:by the
454:Numbers
256:service
229:⁄
162:⁄
63:Builder
39:Chinley
3618:Lists:
3605:99 (I)
3544:Taurus
3534:HS4000
3293:93 (I)
3268:88 (I)
3238:83 (I)
3183:70 (I)
2889:48 (I)
2839:41 (I)
2759:22 (I)
2749:21 (I)
2729:18 (I)
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2012:Hughes
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590:Design
526:Under
396:Career
340:Vacuum
217:Height
201:Length
131:Co′Co′
3598:Ships
3539:Janus
3514:D2999
3509:D0280
3504:D0260
3494:89001
3489:18100
3484:18000
3162:D33/1
3157:D27/1
3152:D25/1
3147:D23/1
3142:D22/2
3137:D22/1
3132:D20/2
3127:D20/1
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3117:D17/1
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3102:D15/2
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3082:D13/1
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3057:D11/4
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3047:D11/2
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3032:D10/2
3027:D10/1
3012:10800
3002:10100
2693:D3/14
2688:D3/13
2683:D3/12
2678:D3/11
2673:D3/10
2623:D2/12
2618:D2/11
2613:D2/10
2543:15107
2538:15100
2533:13000
2528:11104
2523:11001
2512:(pre-
2206:Ivatt
2095:6399
1611:(PDF)
1596:(PDF)
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1250:(PDF)
1035:(PDF)
887:Notes
756:Perth
745:Rugby
730:Crewe
574:with
473:Both
423:Class
278:range
209:Width
148:Gauge
141:Co-Co
3573:9000
3568:0031
3563:0001
3448:97/6
3022:D8/2
3017:D8/1
2668:D3/9
2663:D3/8
2658:D3/7
2653:D3/6
2648:D3/5
2643:D3/4
2638:D3/3
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2598:D2/7
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2588:D2/5
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2578:D2/3
2573:D2/2
2568:D2/1
2563:D1/4
2558:D1/3
2553:D1/2
2548:D1/1
2514:TOPS
2441:01/5
2293:7058
2288:7057
2278:7054
2273:7053
2268:7052
2263:7051
2258:7050
2253:1831
2097:Fury
1943:link
1892:ISBN
1862:OCLC
1852:ISBN
1835:OCLC
1827:ISSN
1822:RAIL
1808:OCLC
1800:ISSN
1781:ISBN
1758:ISBN
1705:OCLC
1695:ISBN
1676:ISBN
1657:ISBN
1653:RCTS
1634:ISBN
1527:2013
903:and
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713:and
711:Shap
668:and
252:main
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3524:DP2
3519:DP1
3371:ES1
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3356:EF1
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1963:on
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126:UIC
67:LMS
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