Tcdd De21500

DE21500
Specifications
Power type	Diesel-electric
Builder	General Electric
Model	GE U20C
Build date	1957–1958
Total produced	40
AAR wheel arr.	C-C
UIC classification	Co'Co'
Gauge
Length	17.2 m (56 ft 5 in)
Locomotive weight	112 tonnes (110 long tons; 123 short tons)
Prime mover	GE FDL12
Engine type	Four-stroke diesel
Cylinders	12
Power output	1,580 kW (2,120 hp)
Career
Railroad(s)	Turkish State Railways
Number	DE21501 – DE21540

TCDD DE21500 were diesel-electric locomotives built for operations on Turkish State Railways. Forty General Electric U20C units with GE engines were built in 1964-65. Most of the locomotives are retired from service.

External links

Trains of Turkey page on DE21500

Turkish Republic Railways (TCDD) rolling stock

Locomotives

Electric	E4000 E40000 E43000 E52500

Diesel-electric	DE11000 DE18000 DE18100 DE20000 DE21500 DE22000 DE24000 DE33000 DE37000

Diesel-hydraulic	DH3600 DH4100 DH6000 DH6500 DH7000 DH9500 DH11500 DH27000 DH33100 DH44100

Multiple units

High-speed	HT65000

Electric	E8000 E14000 E23000 E22000

Diesel	MT5200 MT5300 MT5500 DM15000

Railcars

1–6
21–25
RM3000
MV5100
MT5400
MT5600
MT5700
MF10000
Regional
Intercity
TVS2000

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