Type: First standardised steam express passenger locomotive Manufacturer: AEG, BMAG, Borsig, Henschel, Hohenzollern, Krupp Numeration: Number photo-train: DRG 01 202 Fabrication No. photo-train: 202 Building year photo-train: 1936 Quantity: 231 + 10 former Class 02 Manufacturing years: 1926-1938 Rejection/Retired: 1982 Wheel arrangement US: 4-6-2 Axle arrangement German: 2’C1 Type: S 36.20 Gauge: 1435 mm Length over buffers: 23.94 meters Height: 4.55 meters Service weight (Loco): 108.9 tons Service weight (Vehicule): 169 tons Adhesive weight: 59.2 tons Axle load: 20.2 tons Top Speed: 130 kph (forwards) 50 kph (backwards) Driving wheel diameter: 2000 mm Leading wheel diameter: 1000 mm Trailing wheel diameter: 1250 mm Power: 1'648 kW (2'250 PS) Valve gear: Walschaerts (Heusinger) with lifting left Number of cylinders: 2 Cylinder bore: 600 mm Piston stroke: 660 mm Boiler Overpressure: 16 bar Number Heatingtubes: 107 Number Smoketubes: 70 Grate area: 4.32 m2 Superheater area: 85 m2 Tender: 2’2’ T 34 Evaporative heating area: 247.15 m2 Water capacity: 34 m3 Fuel capacity: 10 tons hard coal
Former Operator: Deutsche Reichsbahn (DR), Deutsche Bahn (DB) Operator (2010): Verein Pacific 01 202 Owner (2010): Verein Pacific 01 202 Home (2010): Lyss, Canton Bern, Switzerland
Train History: DRG 01 202 „Pacific“ 1937 Dresden Altstadt 1944 Ludwigshafen (Rhein) 1945 Würzburg 1945 Frankfurt am Main 1948 Darmstadt 1948 Nürnberg Hbf 1955 Würzburg 1958 Nürnburg Hbf 1959 Bw Hof 1975 z-Stellung rejection, used as Heating-Loco 1975 (Octobre) Arrival in Münsigen start of Mainrevision 1983 Transfer to Thun in multiple parts 1988 Transfer St.Sulpice in one piece (cold) 1995 Bern-Holligen re-Steamed and axle controls 1995 Bahnhoffest Schwarzenburg, Steamtrain Bern-Ins Niederbottigen, accomodation in Neuchâtel (SBB Depot) 1999 Transfer to the Old-Loco-Remise Lyss
Location: Interlaken Ost, Canton Bern, Switzerland Note: You see it was raining probably the whole two days, i got some drops on my lens, but I hope you like the picture nevertheless. One of 3 operating DRG Class 01! Every year there are investet about 2000 working hours. That is worked by the Verein Pacific 01 202 in Switzerland. This loco was last in service with the DB and had Witte smoke deflectors. It has retained its original boiler, but lost the front apron. After its retirement in 1975, the egnine was rebuilt again over 20 years with great initiative and made operational again. It was given a red livery stripe on the tender at the height of the running plate. At the moment (2012) she is in the Dampflokwerke Meiningen and awaits a new boiler. ______________________________