GE AC4400CW

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The GE AC4400CW is a high-horsepower, AC-traction diesel-electric freight locomotive widely used by North American railroads for heavy-haul service.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diesel-electric locomotive
aspiration turbocharged
axleCount 6
brakeType air brakes
buildEndYear 2004
builderModelSeries GE Dash 9 family NERFINISHED
buildStartYear 1993
controlType microprocessor control
countryOfOperation Canada NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
cylinderCount 16
designedFor heavy-haul service
engineType 4-stroke diesel
fuelType diesel fuel
gauge standard gauge
hasCabConfiguration wide-nose safety cab
hasTractionMotors six
introducedInYear 1993
length approximately 73 ft
locationOfManufacture Erie, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
manufacturer GE Transportation NERFINISHED
General Electric NERFINISHED
operator BNSF Railway NERFINISHED
CSX Transportation NERFINISHED
Canadian National Railway NERFINISHED
Canadian Pacific Railway NERFINISHED
Ferromex NERFINISHED
Kansas City Southern Railway NERFINISHED
Union Pacific Railroad NERFINISHED
powerOutput 3281 kW
4400 hp
powerType diesel-electric
primaryUse heavy-haul freight service
primeMover GE 7FDL-16 NERFINISHED
successorModel GE ES44AC NERFINISHED
trackGauge 1435 mm
tractionType AC traction
transmission AC electric
UICClassification Co-Co
usedBy North American railroads NERFINISHED
usedFor intermodal freight trains
unit coal trains
unit grain trains
weight approximately 432,000 lb
wheelArrangement C-C

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