Tognum subsidiary MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH along with Deutsche Bahn AG celebrated the 400th repowering

Tognum and Deutsche Bahn Celebrate 400th Repower

Tognum subsidiary, MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH along with Deutsche Bahn AG celebrated the 400th repowering of a V290-model multi-purpose locomotive. MTU has supplied 412 of the Series 4000 diesel engines to Deutsche Bahn.

The 8V4000 R41 engines with a power output of 1000 kW replace the MTU 12V 652 engines, some of which proved their worth for more than 30 years. The new engines have a higher output and reduce operating and maintenance costs. Due to their compact dimensions, they fit into the prescribed engine spaces and can also take advantage of the available peripherals. A tailored interface technology between MTU engine-management system and locomotive controls ensures a simplified installation of power units.

A key benefit of the ability to repower with new engines allows the operator, Deutsche Bahn to avoid having to invest in complete new locomotives.

For more information: www.tognum.com

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