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Polish State Railways Lyd1

Fablok WLs150 and Zastal WLs180

Poland 1960 191 produced
Lyd1-210 in November 2017 on the former Schrodaer Kreisbahn in today's Sroda Hugh Llewelyn CC BY-SA 2.0

Starting in 1960, Fablok built a small three-axle diesel locomotive for narrow gauge railways that was called WLs150. The number stood for the number of horsepower available, which came from a five-cylinder diesel engine. By 1969, a total of 144 had been built for gauges of 750, 785 and 900 mm, 33 of which had been delivered to PKP. In the same year, Zastal started production of the WLs180 with a 180 hp six-cylinder. 47 were built, of which three went to PKP. PKP called both variants Lyd1, what stood for diesel, three axles, high-pressure combustion and mechanical gearbox. 

Technical data

General

Property Wls 150 Wls 180
Built 1960-1972
Manufacturers Fablok, Zastal
Wheel arrangement C
Gauge 750 mm (750 mm); 785 mm; 900 mm

Dimensions and weights

Property Wls 150 Wls 180
Length 5.72 m
Wheelbase 2.00 m
Service mass 18 t
Adhesion mass 18 t
Rigid wheelbase 2.00 m
Axle load 6 t

Power plant

Property Wls 150 Wls 180
Engine 5DSR150 6R1416
Engine type 6-cyl. diesel

Power

Property Wls 150 Wls 180
Power source diesel-mechanic
Indicated power 110 kW (150 PS) 132 kW (179 PS)
Top speed 40 km/h
Starting effort 27.0 kN 38.0 kN

Calculated values

Property Wls 150 Wls 180
Factor of adhesion 1 : 6.54 1 : 4.65
Power-to-weight ratio 6.1 kW/t 7.3 kW/t
Adhesive weight/Total 1 : 1.00
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