Type of vehicle:
Edinburgh Tram. Design, production, testing and delivery of 27 tram units, delivery of first tram in April, 2010, and set into passenger service in July, 2011, connecting the Airport with the Port passengers terminal, via the city centre.
Bidirectional units made up of seven articulated carbodies resting on four bogies, a feature being the access at a height of 300 mm above the rail.
Bogies:
The end bogies are motor bogies as well as an intermediate bogie, with the second intermediate bogie being a trailer bogie. The motor bogies have four motors, fitted in a longitudinal direction, and entirely suspended. Equipped with resilient wheels, rubber primary suspension and coil spring secondary suspension.
Basic details:
Carbody structure: Ferritic stainless steel on the sides and roof and Corten steel on the underframe
Consist: Seven articulated carbodies supported on four bogies
Doors clearance (mm): 1300/800
Doors per side: 6
Exterior width (mm): 2650
Height of floor (mm): 350
Length between bodyends (mm): 42856
Supply (Vdc. catenary): 750
Vehicle height (mm): 3400
Performance:
Maximum speed (Km/h): 70
Seating places per train unit: 80
Standing places per car: 252
Start up acceleration (m/s2): 1.2
Total places: 332
Total power (kw): 12x80
Equipment:
Cab air conditioning
CCTV
Control and supervision system
Event Recorder (OTMR)
On board passenger counting system
Radio and detection and positioning system on TPDS track
Saloon ventilation / heating system
Station Announcer
Suit case area (m2): 7.62
Video entertainment system
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