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Propulsion System

Assembly

The diesel power plant and traction drives that creep the machine forward at working speed and move it between sites at up to 100 km/h in a train. A full specification article for this item is being written. Meanwhile its bill of materials and connections are below.

Propulsion System parts and their functions

8 top-level parts · 10 parts in total · full bill of materials below
Propulsion System parts diagram: 1 diesel engine, 2 hydrostatic drive, 3 axle drive, 4 fuel tank, 5 radiator, 6 coolant pump, 7 gearbox housing, 8 helical gear pair. 10 parts in 8 top-level items.
Propulsion System parts diagram. Numbers match the table below; each box is one top-level part or assembly with what it contains.
#PartQtyWhat it does
1 Diesel Engine 1× 400–700 kW
2 Hydrostatic Drive 1× Working travel
3 Axle Drive 2× Transfer travel
4 Fuel Tank 1× 1500–3000 L
5 Radiator 1× Finned aluminium heat exchanger that passes hot coolant through thin tubes so air flowing across the fins carries the heat away.
6 Coolant Pump 1× Electric or belt-driven centrifugal pump that circulates coolant through the engine, motor, battery, or heat exchanger.
7 Gearbox Housing 1× Rigid cast housing that holds the gears and bearings in alignment, contains the lubricant, and mounts the gearbox to the machine.
8 Helical Gear Pair 2× Two meshing helical gears forming one reduction stage that steps torque up and speed down between parallel shafts with quiet, continuous tooth contact.

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Bill of materials for Propulsion System

8 top-level lines · 8 rows shown · 10 parts total · indented to 3 levels
# Item / sub-assembly Part no. Qty/assy Ext. qty Parts Type
1 Diesel Engine track-laying-machine-diesel-engine 1× 1 · part
2 Hydrostatic Drive track-laying-machine-hydrostatic-drive 1× 1 · part
3 Axle Drive track-laying-machine-axle-drive 2× 2 · part
4 Fuel Tank track-laying-machine-fuel-tank 1× 1 · part
5 Radiator radiator 1× 1 · part
6 Coolant Pump coolant-pump 1× 1 · part
7 Gearbox Housing gearbox-housing 1× 1 · part
8 Helical Gear Pair gear-pair 2× 2 · part

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Where the propulsion system is used

1 product across 1 domain contain it, directly or inside a sub-assembly

Used in 1 assembly

Sourcing: possible vendors

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VendorHQSpecialtyMOQLead time
🇨🇳Foxconn
foxconn.com ↗
Shenzhen, CN Electronics contract mfg 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
flex.com ↗ Singapore Electronics contract mfg 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
dixoninfo.com ↗ Noida, IN Electronics contract mfg 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
bydelectronic.com ↗ Shenzhen, CN Electronics contract mfg 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks
🇸🇬Venture Corp
venture.com.sg ↗
Singapore Electronics contract mfg 1,000 pcs 6–10 wks