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Trix 22274 HO Norwegian Heavy Ore locomotive Class El 12. Trix Model Trains
MTAB El 15 New Norddal bridge Narvik C Ofotbanen
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History
El 4-hauled train on the Norddal Bridge in 1930
In 1923, Ofoten Line and the Swedish Iron Ore Line were electrified and NSB had to acquire electric locomotives to haul the trains. NSB chose to order five double-engine El 3 units and five triple-engine El 4 units for the purpose. The El 4 were built at NEBB, Thune and Hamar Jernstøberi.
After World War II, the production of iron ore in Kiruna and Malmberget increased dramatically and the train length was increased, with the consequence that each train needed more propulsion. NSB chose to order eight new El 12 locomotives at the same time it combined the ten El 3 locomotives to make three triple-engine sets with one reserve.
When the El 15 locomotives were delivered in 1967, the El 3 and El 4 units were taken out of service. None of the locomotives have been preserved. One engine, 4.2046, is buried under gravel and soil below the railway near Katterat, where it ended up at a derailment in 1959. Heavy rainfall had caused flooding that damaged the line in Sørddalen. 4.2046 was hauling an inspection train when the embankment that carried the track failed and the engine tipped over. Usable parts were stripped from the engine before it was buried when the embankment was rebuilt.[1][2]
References
^Aspenberg, Nils Carl (2001). Elektrolok i Norge (in Norwegian). Baneforlaget. pp. 55–56. ISBN82-91448-42-6.
This page was last edited on 27 January 2021, at 04:47