Series II Rail Heater Car
Model: T2G
Car Style: Compact
Canopy: No
Style of Burners: Standard
No. of Burners: 8
Vibrators: Single with float
Vaporizer: No
Speed: 10 MPH
Engine: 16 HP
Fuel: Propane
Description
The Teleweld Series II CWR Heater Car is specifically designed for contractor applications, or when extended use is not indicated. The Series II uses locally available 100# capacity propane tanks. This versatile, light weight unit is highly portable, and has been designed for use when quantities of rail per day is not a prerequisite. Ideal for temperature correction when replacing curved rail sections, or when laying CWR. An optional self propelled feature is available.
General
The Teleweld Series II CWR Rail Heater Car is a continuously welded rail heater. The Heater Car will feature a propulsion system providing travel / work speeds to 10 MPH and single vibrator (2HC), single sided heaters (8 burners over one rail) and (4) 100- pound propane tanks (customer supplied) with storage for 4 spares.
Heating Unit
Each heating unit consists of 8 crucibles mounted on a standard carriages designed for heating on wood ties. The heating unit is capable of producing a total of 425,000 B.T.U.’s per hour. The burners are propane fueled, naturally aspirated and packed with high temperature mortar to distribute the heat along the rail.
The machine will be equipped with Teleweld crucibles. These crucibles are of welded construction and contain brass burner screens.
Propane Tanks
Propane carried in (4) 100-pound propane tanks (customer supplied). All propane lines are either stainless steel, extra heavy iron pipe, high-pressure flexible hose,flexible tubing or rigid tubing. A heat shield is provided to protect manifolds and fittings.
Wheels, Axles & Bearings
All axles are solid, and utilize axle bearings mounted in a cast steel or ductile iron bearings. Split collars are provided to prevent axial movement of the axles. Axles are non-insulated.
Drive System
The Heater Car is powered by a Kohler Command 18HP engine coupled to a hydraulic pump. A hydraulic motor coupled to a drive sprocket will provide a 10 MPH operation speed. A clutch will be provided to disengage the drive system for towing.
Brake System
A hand brake is provides for parking. Dynamic braking is accomplished utilizing the hydraulic drive motor.
Federal Railroad Administration Safety Items
The following safety items will be installed to meet Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration’s Roadway Maintenance Machine Safety: Final Rule: 49 CFR Part 214:
Engine & Power Train
The Heater Car is operated using a Kohler Command 18HP engine connected to a gear pump. The engine includes a 12 volt starter, an alternator, and manual throttle control. The engine runs off of propane, with a gasoline tank provide as a reserve option.
Transmission
The Heater Car is equipped with a hydraulic motor which provides speeds from 0 to 10 MPH.
Hydraulic System
The hydraulic system features a gear pump for operating the vibrator, lifting and lowering the burner assembly and vibrator assembly, and driving the heater car.
***Options available upon request – Tow Bar as per customer supplied specifications