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cookiez

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15 days late on this, oh boy.

On October 10th, the National Railway Bureau issued the model license and manufacturing license for the FXN3C diesel locomotive.
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SanWenYu

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cookiez said:
15 days late on this, oh boy.

On October 10th, the National Railway Bureau issued the model license and manufacturing license for the FXN3C diesel locomotive.
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What's special about this diesel locomotive now that we have seen those powered by hydrogen and lithium batteries?
 
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SanWenYu said:
What's special about this diesel locomotive now that we have seen those powered by hydrogen and lithium batteries?
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It's the first locomotive of the Fuxing series to be licensed (besides the permanently coupled power cars on the CR200Js), and meets the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Tier 3 emission standards. They might operate like DF locomotives similar to how HXD locomotives operate like the SS locomotives but unlike the HXN locomotives, they probably won't be limited to just Northern China, Inner Mongolia, or Tibet.
 
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cookiez said:
It's the first locomotive of the Fuxing series to be licensed (besides the permanently coupled power cars on the CR200Js), and meets the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Tier 3 emission standards. They might operate like DF locomotives similar to how HXD locomotives operate like the SS locomotives but unlike the HXN locomotives, they probably won't be limited to just Northern China, Inner Mongolia, or Tibet.
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In other words, one of the next gen diesel engine loco?
 
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pipaster said:
Does anyone know about 35 ton widebody intermodal containers? Apparently Tianjin port is the first in China to start using these self developed containers.

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Weird it’s called 35-ton containers, using weight instead of volume for the capacity.
 
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