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Beautiful Blue Liveried MEMU in Sealdah Division | Beautiful BLUE Liveried MEMU | Sealdah Rampurhat MEMU | Lalgola Sealdah MEMU | Sealdah Rampurhat MEMU | MEMU Compilation | High Speed Crossing between EMU AND MEMU.
Location : Sodepur Station, Agarpara Station, Titagarh Station.
Sealdah Ranaghat Section, Sealdah Main line.
The Mainline Electric Multiple Unit (MEMU) are electric multiple (EMU) trains that serve short- and medium-distance routes in India, as compared to normal EMU trains ("local" trains) that connect urban and suburban areas.
In the 1990s Indian Railways' built MEMUs that had 10 ft 8 in (3,250 mm) (3251.2 mm) wide coaches. The service started on Asansol – Adra section on 15 July 1995 and on Kharagpur – Tata section on 22 July 1995. A MEMU started on 17 October 1995 on Raipur–Durg–Bhatapara–Raipur–Bilaspur route. The first 20 coach MEMU ran between Surat to Virar in 2017. In 2018, Integral Coach Factory (ICF) launched new MEMU capable to operate at 110–130 km/h (68–81 mph).
The system uses multiple electrical units operating on 25 kV AC drawn from overhead lines. A MEMU train has eight coaches. They are formed of two units, each containing one motorcoach and three trailer coaches. The trailer coaches have two toilets for passengers and one for the crew.
The train can run up to 200 km (120 mi) between two periods. The rakes have a maximum permitted speed of 105 km/h (65 mph) on broad gauge tracks. The motorcoaches use DC traction motors. In 2017, ICF flagged off an LHB hybrid AC-AC MEMU rake based on the 1600 HP Medha DEMU architecture. These rakes use asynchronous traction motors and have a maximum designed speed of 110 km/h. These use a stainless steel body. Two of them operate on South Central Railways.
ICF launched new MEMUs capable to operate at 110-130 km/hr. The construction cost is Rs 26 crore per unit and can carry 2,618 passengers. This train has a three phase traction motor and operates on 25 Kv current which saves 35% energy. It offers GPS-based passenger information systems and announcement in coaches. It has double leaf sliding doors, gangways, CCTV cameras and aluminium luggage racks. The driver's cabin has AC and the coach has an emergency communication facility. It is designed to operate between cities 200–300 km (120–190 mi) away in Uttar Pradesh. The train may start in February 2019
Videography : Somnath Pal Das & Debdutta Pal Das
#MEMU #BlueLiveriedMEMU #MEMUpassengerTrain #Railfanning #BLUEMEMU
Location : Sodepur Station, Agarpara Station, Titagarh Station.
Sealdah Ranaghat Section, Sealdah Main line.
The Mainline Electric Multiple Unit (MEMU) are electric multiple (EMU) trains that serve short- and medium-distance routes in India, as compared to normal EMU trains ("local" trains) that connect urban and suburban areas.
In the 1990s Indian Railways' built MEMUs that had 10 ft 8 in (3,250 mm) (3251.2 mm) wide coaches. The service started on Asansol – Adra section on 15 July 1995 and on Kharagpur – Tata section on 22 July 1995. A MEMU started on 17 October 1995 on Raipur–Durg–Bhatapara–Raipur–Bilaspur route. The first 20 coach MEMU ran between Surat to Virar in 2017. In 2018, Integral Coach Factory (ICF) launched new MEMU capable to operate at 110–130 km/h (68–81 mph).
The system uses multiple electrical units operating on 25 kV AC drawn from overhead lines. A MEMU train has eight coaches. They are formed of two units, each containing one motorcoach and three trailer coaches. The trailer coaches have two toilets for passengers and one for the crew.
The train can run up to 200 km (120 mi) between two periods. The rakes have a maximum permitted speed of 105 km/h (65 mph) on broad gauge tracks. The motorcoaches use DC traction motors. In 2017, ICF flagged off an LHB hybrid AC-AC MEMU rake based on the 1600 HP Medha DEMU architecture. These rakes use asynchronous traction motors and have a maximum designed speed of 110 km/h. These use a stainless steel body. Two of them operate on South Central Railways.
ICF launched new MEMUs capable to operate at 110-130 km/hr. The construction cost is Rs 26 crore per unit and can carry 2,618 passengers. This train has a three phase traction motor and operates on 25 Kv current which saves 35% energy. It offers GPS-based passenger information systems and announcement in coaches. It has double leaf sliding doors, gangways, CCTV cameras and aluminium luggage racks. The driver's cabin has AC and the coach has an emergency communication facility. It is designed to operate between cities 200–300 km (120–190 mi) away in Uttar Pradesh. The train may start in February 2019
Videography : Somnath Pal Das & Debdutta Pal Das
#MEMU #BlueLiveriedMEMU #MEMUpassengerTrain #Railfanning #BLUEMEMU
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