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| - | ====== z23000 ====== | + | {{fr:trainsfrdoc:z23000doc.jpg }}====== Z23000 ====== |
| + | Class Z23000 is a suburban EMU. It was first built for CMP (Metropolitan rail company of Paris), then acquired by RATP (Company in charge of Paris'metro, two RER lines, most buses in Paris'region and some trams) at its creation. | ||
| - | {{:fr:z23000doc.jpg }}The z23000 is an electric railcar used by the CMP (Compagnie du chemin de fer Métropolitain de Paris - Paris'metropolitain railroad company) from 1934 on the Sceaux's line in the Southern suburb of Paris. It was electrified in 1937. | + | Z23000 were ordered in 1934 and built from 1937 just after the electrification of the line of Sceaux, south of Paris, which is now part of RER (Paris'regional network) line B. They were designed from metro units Sprague-Thompson in order to serve the suburb of Paris with high capacity trains. From 1984 they are replaced with MI 79 (Z8100), although Z23000 are still used at winter 1985 while MI 79 got broken down because of snow. Today, all Z23000 units have been recycled in spite of efforts from association Z23 to keep some. |
| + | Z23000 trainsets are composed of identical railcars, at least two so as to have one driving cab per end. | ||
| - | It's only composed of similar railcars, it's the ancestor of the RER, the current regional network of Paris. The ancient Sceaux's line is now included in the RER B line. The z23000 were also known as "automotrices Z" (Z railcars). | + | **Data** |
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| - | The z23000 got unique caracteristics for its era : a exchange time at stations which was drastically reduced thanks to its four doors per side and a lightness allowing good accelerations. | + | |
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| - | Its old conception made it one of the only trains which didn't fail during the very cold 1985 winter whereas more modern trains could not run. | + | |
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| - | This train did its last run on the 27th of February 1987. | + | |
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| - | source : Wikipedia | + | |
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| - | __**Technical datas in Simutrans** __ | + | |
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| - | |**vehicule** |**speed** |**power** |**capacity** |**weight** |**gear** |**energy** | | + | |
| - | | \\ CMP_z23000_front \\ \\ CMP_z23000_rear |80 km/h |348 kW |66 passengers |50 t |%%*%%1 |electric | | + | |
| + | ^Name ^Speed ^Power ^Weight ^Payload | | ||
| + | ^CMP_z23000_front \\ CMP_z23000_rear |80 km/h |0.8* 348 kW |45 t |110 passengers | | ||
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