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D19Er

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The D19Er, also called the Hữu Nghị locomotive, is a small class of five diesel locomotives used by Vietnam Railways, mostly on the northern part of the Vietnamese network. They were built in 2006 by CRRC Ziyang in China, the Sichuan locomotive works that was formerly part of CSR, and the infobox of the article gives the builder model as SDD3. They are standard-gauge machines of 1,435 millimetres with a Co'Co' wheel arrangement, a weight of about 108 tonnes and a top speed of 120 kilometres per hour, and they haul both passenger and freight trains, including on the rail link that now connects Vietnam with Europe. On 5 October 2022 locomotive D19Er-2035 derailed with two freight cars near Na Phuoc village in Chi Lăng district on the run from Lạng Sơn to Hanoi, with no damage to people or goods.

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Year
2006 1
Propulsion
Diesel 1
Status
In service 1
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These locomotives were built by CRRC Ziyang company in China in 2006.

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These locomotives were built by CRRC Ziyang company in China in 2006.
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  • Design, build year
    These locomotives were built by CRRC Ziyang company in China in 2006.
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    is a diesel locomotive and currently used on Vietnam Railways network
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    is a diesel locomotive and currently used on Vietnam Railways network
  • Design, builder
    These locomotives were built by CRRC Ziyang company in China in 2006.
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    is a diesel locomotive and currently used on Vietnam Railways network
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