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Asynchronous Traction Motor DTA-380U1 for High-Speed Electric Trains
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TMH-Elektrotekh LLC
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Description
The asynchronous traction motor is designed for the electric train "Ivolga 3.0" having a design speed of 160 km/h. In the motor, technical solutions have been applied which allow to reduce power consumption, increase service intervals and reduce train maintenance time.
Specifications
Rotational speed
2036...4653
Phase current
121...135 A
Linear voltage
2200 V
Power on shaft
380...430 kW
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