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Cambio de Pantógrafo CAF S/120

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Uploaded by on Feb 9, 2007

Video del cambio de pantografo de un tren de la serie 120 estacionado en Beasain (Gipuzkoa). El pantografo de la derecha es el de 3kVcc para lineas convencionales y el de la izquierda para lineas de Alta Velocidad alimentadas a 25kVca.

Change of pantograph of Renfe´s S120 Train.

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  • The engineers were testing the pantograph system. The S120 is bitension (3kVdc - 25kVac) and has pantographs for each tension. Also, the train has a variable gauge system, the train can work in 1886mm and 1445mm gauge lines.

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  • It's sometimes best to keep each pantograph operating in one direction only, so the arm's 'hinge' will operate either towards the front of the train ('knuckle leading') or away from the direction of travel. This is for several reeasons, including aerodynamics (high speed pantographs have to be set up carefully to control aerodynamic forces); also to even out the wear and operating time for each pantograph: and several other reasons dependant upon the train type and configuration.

  • why does the train need to change pantograph? different overhead geometry?

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