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==History==
==History==
* 1834: the [[Cherepanovs]] brothers, engineers of the [[Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Plant|Nizhny Tagil]], build Russia's first steam locomotive.
* 1834: the [[Cherepanov]] brothers, engineers of the [[Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Plant|Nizhny Tagil]], build Russia's first steam locomotive.
* 1837: the [[Tsarskoye Selo Railway]], Russia's first public railway, opens.
* 1837: the [[Tsarskoye Selo Railway]], Russia's first public railway, opens.
* 1845: the Alexander Factory in St. Petersburg (current Proletarian Factory) builds its first locomotives.
* 1845: the Alexander Factory in St. Petersburg (current Proletarian Factory) builds its first locomotives.

Revision as of 01:17, 27 December 2014

This page contains an overview of rolling stock manufacturing in Russia, including historical as well as current information.

History

  • 1834: the Cherepanov brothers, engineers of the Nizhny Tagil, build Russia's first steam locomotive.
  • 1837: the Tsarskoye Selo Railway, Russia's first public railway, opens.
  • 1845: the Alexander Factory in St. Petersburg (current Proletarian Factory) builds its first locomotives.
  • 1868: the Kolomna Factory and Kama-Votkinsk starts production.
  • 1870: the Malcev Plant and Nevsky Plant starts production.
  • 1924: the first Russian mainline diesel locomotives enter service, the Eel2 and Shch-el 1 .
  • 1926: the first electrified suburban section of the Baku-Sabunçu railway is put into service, marking the beginning of commuter train production.
  • 1932: the first electrified railway through the Surami Pass is opened, and the first Soviet mainline electric locomotive is put into service.
  • During the Great Patriotic War, production of diesel and electric locomotives was discontinued, and only the production of steam locomotives remained.
  • After the war, some factories stopped production of steam locomotives and focused on diesel and electric locomotives.
  • 1956: at the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, it is decided early on to mass-produce electric and diesel locomotives as a preferred type of traction. Numerous steam locomotives are mothballed as a strategic reserve.
  • 1958: imports of passenger electric locomotives from Czechoslovakia.
  • 1959: the first Soviet gas turbine-electric locomotive, model G1, is introduced.
  • 1974: the Soviet Union's first high-speed train, the ER200, is constructed. Commercial operation started in 1984 on the Moscow - Leningrad railway, which was discontinued in 2009.
  • 2002: Transmashholding (closed joint stock company) forms.

Manufacturers of locomotives and multiple units

Name Location Founded Parent company Types
Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant Novocherkassk 1932 passenger and freight mainline electric locomotives, industrial electric locomotives
  • passengers :EP1M, EP1P, EP20
  • freights: 2ES5K, 3ES5K, 2ES4K, 2ES5, E5K
  • industrial :NPM2, NP1 (tractor unit)
Kolomna Plant Kolomna 1863 passenger and freight mainline diesel locomotives, passenger mainline electric locomotives
  • passenger diesel locomotives: TEP70BS, TEP70U
  • freight diesel locomotive: 2TE70
  • passenger elctric locomotive: EP2K
Bryansk Engineering Plant Bryansk 1873 freight mainline diesel locomotives, shunting diesel locomotives
  • freight:2TE25A
  • shuntings: TEM18DM, TEM18V, TEM-TMH
Demikhovsky Engineering Plant (DMZ) Demikhova village, Orehovo-Zuyevskii Raion, Moscow Region 1935 electric trainset ED4M, ED4M 500 series, ED9E
Metrovagonmash Mytishchi 1897 subway cars, "rail buses" (passenger railcars for commuting)

Other

Name Location Founded Parent company Types Models of rolling stock
Ural Locomotives Verkhnyaya Pyshma 2010 joint venture Sinara transport machines (51%)and Siemens (49%) freight electric locomotives, EMUs
Lyudinovsky Locomotive Plant Lyudinovo 1745 Sinara transport machines shunting diesel locomotives, railcars
  • shunting locomotives: TGM4B, TGM6D, TEM7A, TEM9, TEM14
  • railcar: AS4MU
Muromteplovoz Murom 1916 shunting diesel locomotives, railcars, small locomotives, self-propelled railroad cars
  • shunting locomotive: TGM23
  • small locomotives: MGM-1, MGM-3
  • railcars: AS5, AGD-1A, ARV(M)-1, ARV-1, AST-2, AGS-1Ch
  • self-propelled railroad car: SV-10
Kambarka Engineering Works Kambarka 1767 more than 50% of shares owned by Alexander Biryukov (general director), 12% - in the management of the government of Udmurtia narrow gauge diesel locomotives, shunting diesel locomotives, narrow gauge locomotives-draisines, small locomotives, construction and repair train service railcars, locomotives for children's railways, machinery defectoscopic and ultrasonic testing of rails, mounting railcars, snowplows
  • narrow gauge locomotives: TU7A, TU8
  • shunting locomotive: TGM40
  • small locomotive: MTK-1
  • locomotives for children's railways: TU10
Kalugaputmash Kaluga 1874 closed unit investment fund of mixed investments "spectrum" under control of the company TransFinGroup (96,61%) shunting diesel locomotives, railcars service, traction machine, railway cranes, self-propelled rail welding machine, self-propelled tamping-liner-straightening machines, ballast distributors shunting locomotives: TGK2M
Kirov mashzavod of May 1 Kirov 1899 track machines, railway cranes
Istinsky Machine Works village Iste, Starozhilovsky District, Ryazan Oblast 1713 track machines
Tulazheldormash Tula 1869 track machines
Torzhok Carriage Works Torzhok 1916 diesel multiple unit DT1

Manufacturers of railway wagons

Name Location Founded Parent company Types
Tver Carriage Works Tver 1898 Transmashholding passenger one-story and double-decker cars haul, staff cars, commuter passenger cars, dining cars, escort cars, laundry wagons, wagons for transportation of money and jewelry, cars for transportation of prisoners, wagons for hospital transport NPP wagons for transportation of spent nuclear fuel
RM Rail Saransk, Moscow (headquarters), plants in Saransk, Ruzaevka, Abakan 2013 Russian machines holding under control of the financial industrial group Basic Element tanks for petroleum and petroleum products, viscous oil, liquefied petroleum gas, chemical and special cargo hopper cars for transportation of cement, grain, fertilizer, granular sulfur, flat wagons, trucks, car carriers, rail cars, containers
Uralwagonsawod Nizhny Tagil 1936 tanks, platforms, gondolas, hoppers
Altaiwagon Novoaltaysk, Rubtsovsk, Kemerovo 1941 Siberian Business Union boxcars, vesopoverochnye cars, gondola, platforms, tanks
Kaliningrad Carriage Works Kaliningrad 1946 dump cars
Tikhvin Railway Car Building Plant Tikhvin 2011 ICT Group hopper cars, gondola with a dull body, universal gondolas, platforms

Academic and research institutions

See also