1968 in the history of railway transport
| 1968 in the history of railway transport | |
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Content
- 1 Events
- 2 New rolling stock
- 3 Persons
- 3.1 passed away
- 4 notes
Events
- In the USSR , the Seima-2 distance protection system is beginning to be used. [one]
- The Small North Caucasian Railway named after V.V. Tereshkova opened in Ordzhonikidze
New rolling stock
- In Czechoslovakia, Škoda factories began producing electric locomotives of the 499.0 series .
- In Sweden , the production of T 44 series diesel locomotives began at NOHAB and KVAD factories.
- In France, at the plants of Alstom and SACM , the production of diesel locomotives of the CC 72100 series began .
- In the USA, the production of General Electric diesel locomotives of the GE U23C series began at General Electric plants .
- In Czechoslovakia , production of diesel locomotives of the 753 series began at the plants of the ChKD .
Persons
Died
L-series steam engine created by Lebedyansky and named after him
- January 30 - Lev Sergeyevich Lebedyansky , an outstanding Soviet locomotive engineer, died. Under his leadership and with his participation, various types of steam locomotives , diesel locomotives and gas turbine locomotives were created.
Notes
- ↑ Rail Transport: Encyclopedia / Ch. ed. N. S. Konarev . - M .: Great Russian Encyclopedia , 1994 .-- 559 p. - ISBN 5-85270-115-7 .