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Posted on April 30, 2012 by CJ

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Let’s look at the new subway cars 81-760 that have just begun to be used in the Moscow subway, diesel trains DP-S produced for Serbian railway and “Rusich” vehicles that were unexpectedly found in the subway of Sofiа!

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“Metrovagonmash” plant is situated in Mytischi, the Moscow region. It produces trains for subways and railways of Russia and neighbouring countries.
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Assembly shop. Bodies of cars 81-760 stand on the right.
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Electric train 81-760, main characteristics:
Capacity: 300/320 passangers;
Power: 4 induction motors – 170 kW for each car.
Track width: 1520 mm;
Max. speed: 90 km/h
Car weight: 36/35t.;
Dimensions: length 20120/19140 mm, width 2686 mm, height 3680 mm;
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The car body is made of stainless steel, there are A/C and air cleaning systems in the cars.
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Swing type doors equipped with a hand opening button in off-peak time: such system has been used in many subways and ground transport of Europe for a long time.
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Main cars have emergency exits with landing ramps.
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81-760 being assembled.
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Bogies assembly. In the boxes are current collectors. They will be mounted in the depot.
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Current collectors for the railway overhead system. They are used for tests.
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Can you guess now what train are we under?
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Modern cabin
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Brake line indicating pressure gages are more reliable. Some mechanical devices will never go out of date.
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Passengers are easily watched from the cabin.
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Rusich (81-740) in colors of the Sofia subway (Bulgaria)
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Its cabin
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Ready to be transported to far Bulgaria
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81-760 vehicles, ready and not
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81-740 (Rusich):
Capacity: 344-382 passengers;
Power: 4 induction motors – 170 kW for each car;
Track width: 1435 mm (export modification);
Max. speed: 90 km/h;
Car weight: 47 t;
Dimensions: length 28150/27200 mm, width 2700 mm, height 3581 mm.
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Middle car 81-740/741
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Middle cars 81-760/761 ready to be used in the Moscow subway
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Body of a car 81-717/714
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Rail buses assembly area
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Body of Ra-2
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Being assmbled to be ready for welding
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Part of a roof of a future car
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Welding
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Cutting off excess parts
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Ra-2 body is watching you!
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Head car of RA-2
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And here’s a new train DP-S for Serbian railway.
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When unfinished all cars look similar
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Preparing for paiting
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Finished train:
Capacity: 246 passengers;
Мощность: 2 engines – 250 kW;
Track width: 1435 mm;
Max. speed: 120 km/h;
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Rostov-Bataisk
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Cars DP-S have passes-through closed with bellows
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Inside it is similar to RA-2
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Compost toilets
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In its cabin
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New DP-S
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“Metrovagonmash” installation featuring rare 81-715.1 train that was produced in the 70-80s.
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The plant used to make military equipment, such Su-76, for example.
 
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