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Real-time updates on incidents and the number of passengers: The electric carriages on the way to Israel
The first units of the new electric trains left the port of Hamburg in Germany, and are expected to enter the array service in the country during the year 2021. The carriages will be integrated with a smart system that will show the train's progress route, and allow upgraded service for passengers.
"A new era of green public transportation"
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Keenan Cohen
Sunday, 08 November 2020, 22:56
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Photography: Yotam Ronen, Editing: Yardena Abodi-Fox
The first DDEMU trains made by the German company Siemens Mobility are expected to arrive in Israel towards the end of November, and will enter service during 2021. Transportation of the new trains will be possible upon completion of the Hasharon and Ashkelon lines, where a new electric operating complex will be built.
In addition, the trailers will be operated on additional lines that are expected to be converted to electrification in the future.
They will join the fleet of electric trains, which also includes the new electric locomotives of the TRAXX model and the familiar two-story carriages that have been converted to electricity by Israel Railways.
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Power of up to 8,046 horsepower.
The new electric car (Photo: Siemens Mobility)
Electric trailers have a capacity of up to 8,046 horsepower (6,000 kilowatts), and incorporate advanced technological systems, which will enable upgraded service for passengers alongside advanced safety.
Among other things, they incorporate an automatic system that allows a real-time image of the number of passengers on the train;
A smart passenger information system, connected to the National Rail Command and GPS, showing the train's progress route and stations along the way, and a smart diagnostic system that monitors the train's maintenance status and enables real-time detection and repair of faults.
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"They will launch the Israel Railways into a new era."
The new electric car (Photo: Siemens Mobility)
According to Transport Minister Miri Regev, "The new electric train carriages will launch Israel Railways into a new era of green, accessible and inviting public transportation."
Israel Railways CEO Michael Meiksner also congratulated. "The electric carriages are the future of Israel Railways," he said. "Their absorption and training of the crews for their operation is done in parallel with the progress of explaining the tracks, and these will allow the train to incorporate new equipment." Today, improve the level of service, increase the frequency of trains and reduce energy maintenance costs and air pollution. "
"Constitute the future of Israel Railways."
The electric train on its way to Israel (Photo: Siemens Mobility)
Siemens Mobility Israel CEO Tzachi Golan joined in, noting that "the arrival of electric trailers in Israel will mark the beginning of a new era for Israel Railways and its passengers.
This type of trailer, which is already moving on the tracks in Germany, is the spearhead of Siemens trailers.
The trailers are innovative, green, with advanced digitization capabilities and a low number of faults, which will lead to a significant improvement in the availability and comfort of trains in Israel. "
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