High Speed Double Stack Container Trains ~ WDFC INDIA

[@eamonnca1]

Electrified lines carrying double stacked containers. I'm impressed. Way ahead of anything I've seen in North America. Those have to be the tallest pantographs I've ever seen

[@shaanmail8094]

India works for itself and dont invest money in wars of other country...thats the difference

[@aguimars]

I was impressed also. Those are secure?

[@shaanmail8094]

@@aguimars yes very much and they travel at around 100kmph...no issues at all...

[@aguimars]

@@shaanmail8094 Astonishing :)

[@svanimation8969]

​@@aguimars 200kmph speed support tracks also on top which is good for future

[@deb9548]

I didn’t know there were so many train enthusiasts around the world.Guess we learn something new everyday

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Welp india arguably has biggest number of them😅. We love trains

[@H.EL-Othemany]

It's just because you're narrow minded that's all

[@anuragsingh4927]

Idiotic reply ​@@H.EL-Othemany

[@allegro446]

​@@H.EL-Othemany that was blunt and condescending af

[@SoloLevellor]

​@@H.EL-Othemanywhat the f? You ain't better buddy

[@Lolski_924]

im from usa and i love seeing these indian trains

[@craditya]

India's lifeline!

[@JDey-ww6wy]

What's wrong with India 😂?

[@Lolski_924]

@@JDey-ww6wy did you not read my comment?

[@iamnaz9]

No you smell indian.

[@Zig8280]

Same I like to watch usa railways 🔥🫂

[@nomad4k]

No diesel backup locos on some of those trains. Plain electric. Well done india ! This is refreshing to watch! All you need is good practical engineers to design anything ! Elevate the electrical pick up lines and we’re good ! Well done !

[@mattg432]

The video starts with a diesel, and more diesel engines show up later.

[@Amoghavarsha.]

India's 95% tracks are electrified as of now. In a few years we will achieve 100%

[@RD-ij2sz]

India is trucking country . But these dedicated freight corridor s are changing the way goods already transported saving huge quantities of diesel.

[@NishantGarg-r2m]

High rise ohe

[@dreamaway2]

We can if our engineers don't leave lol!

[@sahilnagpal7050]

Just imagine a 100 trucks stuck in a jam polluting the city and burning oil. Rail transportation is so much efficient.

[@anandsuralkar2947]

Exactly

[@sahilnagpal7050]

@@Lion-e-b1w 100 trucks=1train. A million trains pass through here "BRO".

[@prasb]

Trucks are only good as a feeder service from Major Freight station to some remote town where railway connectivity is non existent.

[@Tutanchat]

always👉

[@chinmaygupta4456]

I don't know much, but it might put an adverse effect on the Road Transport Industry as many people's earning are connected to it

[@vijayshrisingh51]

For those who don't know these are tallest trains anywhere in the world. Because we use broad gauge we dont need to use well cars. This allows us to place containers directly on boogies which increases the height of train more than anywhere in the world.

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

That's partly correct, but you also have to make sure that all potential obstructions overhead are high enough above the tracks, _including the pantograph_ -- for example, a few lines have been built in Europe for double-stack, but they don't have the overhead wire raised up high enough yet, because the European locomotives have not yet been refitted with pantographs that are high enough like you see here.

[@rohanstormbanks7601]

I hope every other country that heavily depends on railways for the transportation of Freight, starts implementing this system in their railways as well... It will b helpful in reducing the overall length of the train, or it will b able 2 take more freight at a tym...

[@jimmy_wang_]

I see double stacked intermodel trains with 40 foot and 53 foot containers running at 50 mph pulling over 150+ cars each on a daily basis in the US

[@targetfixdreamdoctor8563]

Indian railways freight corridor use 100mph, but I think USA don't need this because they have air superiority in the world​@@jimmy_wang_

[@divyanshameta9516]

​@@Lucius_Chiaraviglioyes, in india it's 7.3meters tall, highest in world

[@psvnambudiri]

What a pleasing sight .India is definitely moving up very fast

[@Eren-da-Jaeger]

Vote for congress it will move double fast backwards

[@hargunsondh5581]

​@@Eren-da-Jaeger lol😂

[@lampyclampy]

@@Eren-da-Jaeger 😂😂😂

[@Devrish04848]

@@Eren-da-Jaeger yes just like 59 years of Congress rule

[@bot_nemetronicus]

​@@Eren-da-Jaeger😂😂

[@stefbaer2008]

Na da bin ich ja sehr freudig überrascht worden. Ganz neue Gleise, extra höher gelegte Oberleitungen und dann noch ellenlange doppelt gestapelte Container auf den Waggons. Das ist ganz neue und moderne, dazu umweltschonende Transport Technik der neusten Art. Glückwunsch an Indien für solch eine Meisterleistung! Weiter so..

[@SatishALaudea]

danke

[@BasedTruthSeeker]

Fun Fact: The blue locomotive at 3:18 is India’s latest Electric loco WAP12 jointly built with Alstom from Germany!

[@sriparnoghosh2424]

​@BasedTruthSeeker not Germany...France

[@Devi1_rideR.s]

7:11 And the Red one WDG-4G, a Diesel Locomotive made through Joint venture with GE Transportation from US.

[@AffectionateDarts-jh6rn]

​@@Devi1_rideR.s already stop production in 2015, they shifted to world most powerful electric engine made in india itself why us is obsessed with them 😂

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

To all the naysayers among US railroaders who say you can't run double stack containers under overhead wire of electrification, here is Indian Railways doing exactly that -- and without even using well cars.

[@johncas1]

That's because there overhead wires are built higher in other countries you would need to raise the overhead cables to do this

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

@@johncas1 . . . But in the US, with a few regional exceptions that are small other than the Northeast Corridor, it would be not a matter of raising them, since we don't have them yet, but of building them high in the first place.

[@vijayshrisingh51]

This is dedicated freight line recently built only for freight movement

[@hmmmmm9540]

And they’re able to use without well since its wide gauge

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

@@hmmmmm9540 The broad gauge of the track is nice for this, but not what enables use of flatcars instead of well cars -- for that, you must have high loading gauge (clearance, not track gauge). The broad track gauge does help by providing more lateral stability -- presumably at some point it would become absolutely necessary for that reason, but I don't know if that point has been reached.

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

India is vast. To see these doubles is even beyond EU stuff. And all riding the largest rail guage in the world.

[@The_Unknown_Smiley]

The rail gauge is legit broader than my height lmfao 💀😂 (its 5 feet 6 inches btw, often called the indian gauge)

[@divyanshameta9516]

​@@The_Unknown_Smileyit's because there several BG formats in the world, but indian pak and bangladesh use BG 5'6 feet

[@michaelvelik8779]

The Indian Railways double stack container trains seem a lot higher than those we have in North America.

[@1great99ful5]

We don't use well cars unlike North American goods trains. Perks of Indian broad gauge.

[@Noname123rr]

It's the same. That is what goes international to the USA also. How can it be light.

[@gnageswarreddy5597]

These all developments are done in recent years by Modi government. I am happy as an Indian.

[@anirbandutta6913]

​@@gnageswarreddy5597dfcs were planned by the upa govt in the 10th five year plan in 2002-2007. Stop believing in everything you see blindly

[@edge4367]

​@@gnageswarreddy5597yes only Modi.

[@vovalikuha5291]

Как мило выглядит тормозной вагончик в конце состава☺️

[@alternateaccount4868]

It does

[@raghunandanbs2005]

😂

[@SPmis]

😂😂

[@Bolt_0706]

😂😂😂

[@uzochiokeke4328]

😂😂😂😂

[@mercedesbenz3751]

Now I understand why I receive my flipkart, Amazon parcels much much quicker today than 6-7 years ago.

[@My.sooru97]

Also observe back in the early days of e-commerce there were delivery fee on everything upto 100rs, and used to take 12-15 days to arrive. Now most of the products on Amazon, flipkart offer free delivery and 2-3 days delivery

[@IIT_MOTIVATION_7]

Not due to this bro😊

[@letraindejardin]

Étonnantes ces locomotives avec un si grand pantographe ! Merci pour cette vision moderne de l'Inde.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

India is Changing

[@Magellan-w5i]

@@_kartik_chauhan 🤣🤣🤣

[@The_Deadly_Killer]

​@@Magellan-w5i Chamcha spotted.

[@mohitpardeshi]

@@Magellan-w5i rahul ka chamcha spotted

[@SonGoku_9000]

​@@Magellan-w5ipappu😂

[@SHINCHAN_N0HARA]

Happy to see my country developing so fast 🙂🙂

[@nitishpavithran3191]

It's already too late

[@SHINCHAN_N0HARA]

@@nitishpavithran3191 tujhe kya panvel nikalna hai 💀

[@nitishpavithran3191]

@@SHINCHAN_N0HARA china's growth during their 3 trillion gdp was so better back then compared to india now. China already had very good cities back then. India's democracy and divisions will lag development and won't be able to meet the target gdp

[@SHINCHAN_N0HARA]

@@nitishpavithran3191 dear friend u should thank god that we are living in a democratic country Development without rights is nothing of use As for comparision imf and world bank had already praised india I know that I can't change ur thinking and perspective but u should be proud of our country and its glorious achievements

[@nitishpavithran3191]

@@SHINCHAN_N0HARA yeah okay in this pace we will become like present china in 2050 by then china wud have build their cities for 2100

[@OnkelJajusBahn]

India really has the best freight rail in the world.

[@meenakshibhattacharya4579]

​@yousmelllikefartbold move for you to make

[@sanatanihindu383]

its just beggining , this is dadicated frade corridor only built for grade train, normal civilian trains can not be used on this track, India have completed 3500km frade corridor and 8000km more is planned

[@rupak-travelmoments]

Mesmerizing double stacked container coverage 👍

[@nishantmeena57]

Thanks 👍

[@ayushgarg7033]

3 saal se ja raha h humare yha se, WDFC ko 10 saal ho gya kaam start hue ab to pura ho jana tha, abhi bhi 50% stretch under construction h

[@RavenHart-sx8xs]

I didn't know people are so enthusiastic about trains 😅

[@shashankkulkarni993]

Good work by current indian government doing fantastic job towards development of roads railways air water ways energy and defence sector

[@sudarshanagupta6403]

@@lifeboy1978 From 2005 when the project was announced by Terrified Sardaar, till 2014, when Congress Government under the remote control of Italian Bar Dancer💃 what progress was made in 9 years. Of course Congress government had to decide how much each one has to rob from the project.

[@shashankkulkarni993]

@@lifeboy1978 Dude its way too development rate is very fast after 2014. In reality only 10 km/ day roads get build before 2014 Now road get build @ 30 km / day Railway improvements significantly Almost 70 to 80 % electric work complete. Before 2014 there was only plan and no implementation that is reality. After 2014 plan and implementation get fast rate and we are seeing reults on ground not on paper.. Many new modern railway station build Metro network increas from 2 cities to 10 plus cities in just last 8 to 9 years Expressways railways modernization Many good work by current indian government . Request to you sir Keep opem MIND and learn to appreciate good work by current indian government in many sector.

[@shreeveda]

Agree 👏👍

[@shreeveda]

@@lifeboy1978 You are biased. Every government comes to bring in change. Some governments fail, plagued by corruption and no vision or nationalism. Some come with a great visionary leader who leapfrogs the nation towards a Super Power status. Appreciate that. 😀🙏

[@-abhi]

@@lifeboy1978 in 2008 air chief marshal want to air strike pak terror camp but maunMohan and antonia won't Modiji did it in 2019 So credit goes to maunMohan

[@danielfield2570]

Nice double stack trains from the U.K. 🇬🇧🤝🇮🇳

[@ummshivam]

are you dumb , uk didn't contributed a penny for this from tracks to trains to even scrues all of them are wide gauge and britishers used narrow gauge so just don't take credit from lndian engineers . money was invested by japan , world bank and our industrialist .

[@YPR4022]

😅still we India using 80% of British era lines …we upgrading year to year …..

[@The_Unknown_Smiley]

@@YPR4022 where did you get this figure? Majorty of our lines are post 1947. Pls check the accuracy of your info isntead of spreading propaganda

[@divyanshameta9516]

​@@YPR4022bro you should check facts again, we have more tracks then before 1947, even considering that half of tracks went to Bangladesh and Pakistan after 1947.

[@parvadhami980]

Wrong data ​@@YPR4022

[@PradeepSharma-ft6dt]

मोदीजी की 10 साल की कड़ी मेहनत और ईमानदारी अब 100 की स्पीड से दौड़ रही है... देख लोग देश के दुश्मनों अगर देश के राजा में जनता के प्रति प्यार और कुछ करने का जज्बा हो तो देश कैसे दौड़ता है... 🙏👍❤️... जय हो...#narendrajimodi

[@otakuhunter4817]

[@JT-zl8yp]

truly an engineering marvel...i hope whole of india gets these type of electrified double stack trains

[@issshu2810]

Indian railways are electrified almost 90%+ of the routes, these double stack container sections are especially dedicated fright corridors for running double stack containers. We have 2 dfcs and more to be built in future as per future needs. In dfc section the distance from the ground to ohe is almost 6-6.5m and in the normal route the distance is approx 4m.

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

Really makes me happy to see other countries develop their rail so effectively! Really makes me disappointed in the US

[@BengaliManfromWB]

The top speed of these goods train engine is 130km per hr. Super slow. 😢😢

[@issshu2810]

​@@BengaliManfromWBthat's mostly the international speed for goods trains. So you want the goods trains to run 200km/hr?

[@targetfixdreamdoctor8563]

Yes, in future 200kph is maintained ​@@issshu2810

[@cosmos1487]

Goods trains are about that speed only. Only passenger trains are faster and reach more than 250 kmph​@@BengaliManfromWB

[@andrewhotston983]

The highest overhead electric equipment I've ever seen. Amazing. I must find out more about this freight railway.

[@1great99ful5]

Look here mate. Namaste. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Dedicated_Freight_Corridor

[@pinakiroychowdhury4026]

Congress will say that dedicated rail track was built by tax payers money to facilitate movement of Adanis factories

[@georges5318]

Proud of our Indian Railways !

[@esware5863]

Our Indian Railways improved a lot. Let new thoughts come from all the way and implement them to improve further. Happy to see such wonterful trains.

[@user-yh8dg3wq6i]

You are agent of current government or what? DFC is an old project.

[@gangaveeraprasadchikkala8962]

@@user-yh8dg3wq6i how much old government completed it? how much funding did they gave? why did'nt they completed it in their time? are you the agent of pappu and congress or what

[@user-yh8dg3wq6i]

@@gangaveeraprasadchikkala8962 You can can find detail at project itself. By the way this project is primarily funded by world bank. You should also check how much this government is spending on its luxury.

[@valetudan234]

​@@user-yh8dg3wq6iold project with only recent developments

[@Useranonymous23907]

25 months Not 25 years..!! The Mega Vadhavan port(Dahanu) (& other project opportunities like Mumbai Delhi expressway, Bullet train and many other projects are set TIME bound ) construction &development (road and railway line) last mile connectivity has gained immense momentum,attention, respect & kept on ultra fast track clearing and setup(Uninterrupted and Non stop working on tight and strict completion time ) .as a result the areas around it are witnessing a heavy demand for warehouse ,godown.,commercial parks & corporate offices . Locals from Mumbai , Maharashtra and nearby states are already welcoming the move . Locals are eager, excited & enthusiastic for the projects as the RETURNS %are promising for the years to come.

[@chris23tg]

Look better than USA 🇺🇸 trains 🚂

[@acceptchallenge]

That's the importance of dedicated freight coridore.

[@agrippa-theskeptic9346]

What’s friedge coridore? If you mean freight corridor, man - are you of the whack!

[@acceptchallenge]

@@agrippa-theskeptic9346 broo ye auto correct k wajah se ho gya hai

[@hirenahir76200]

It make things cheaper

[@rickgolder6818]

DEFC was long awaited. It's good to see that the first line have been opened, and the next line will be in the comming years.

[@betaalsbuddy1655]

Both lines(WDFC and EDFC) are opened and working but not 100% operational

[@Juniordatascientist-k8d]

Bro almost 90% work is done and is operational

[@tamiltamil2828]

இந்தியா வாழ்க வளமுடன் வாழ்க வளமுடன் வாழ்க வளமுடன் வாழ்க வாழ்க வாழ்க எங்கள் இந்தியா

[@improbablynotahooman5782]

हम सभी भारतीय अपनी मातृभूमि के लिए हमेशा एकजुट हो कर खड़े रहेंगे जय हिंद 🇮🇳

[@wbytgaming2843]

भाई गर्दा उड़ा दिया है।

[@irelandbloke]

Powerful locos ! 💪🚅💪

[@Ronifromearth]

World most powerful loco 😊😊 WAG12 Indian Railways 😊

[@ankurgautam3690]

Logistical costs need to come down. W- 12 in action , hats off Alstom. This is amazing. Both Freight corridors are game changers for our international trade.

[@rajendrajasathy4356]

i heard WAG12 has problem, its wt is not sufficient to generate enough friction to pull heavy load in steep slopes. Instead railway have to use 2 WAG 6/9 engines.

[@user-yh8dg3wq6i]

Why? How many percent of the traffic is taken by Altsom engines? These corporate fan boys..

[@rohangangan8327]

As far as I know its not Alstom but Siemens who is making the trains.

[@karthickjayaraman2090]

​@@rohangangan8327 its Alstom loco

[@poruspanthaky6979]

Alstom making WAG 12

[@slicaltimistic1]

What? This train hauling double stack containers? And its not Norfolk Southern, BNSF, or CSX. India style. Excellent video.

[@bismayparida2115]

Its electric... Without well cars... And running at 62 mph... Let that sink in....

[@prakharpandey2536]

No doubt, current government infrastructure ke liye bhut progressive hai.

[@tanisas4529]

sirf infra. nehi current govt. sab kuchh mai progressive hai .

[@Juniordatascientist-k8d]

​@@tanisas4529especially in roads BJP government is crazy

[@shivamupadhyay24]

​@@tanisas4529 bhai taxation mai literally jh@ntu hai.....

[@tanisas4529]

@shivamupadhyay24 tax ke paiso se hi development hota hai . aur ye govt. tax ka paisa thik jagah lagata hai apne pocket mai nehi dalta .

[@shivamupadhyay24]

@@tanisas4529 are mere bhai....to tax ke upar tax kaun lagata hai yaar.....Mai khud BJP ka voter hoon....lekin jo baat hai so hai

[@Indianlifelines]

maja aaa gaya bhai

[@NS2589]

Wow very impressive!! Almost could pass for the double stacks we have here in America. Also striking to me how tall our locomotives are! Thanks for the video!

[@vijayshrisingh51]

In India double stack trains are taller than anywhere in the world because we don't use well cars. Your locos are tall but not as you think.

[@jarjarbinks3193]

@@vijayshrisingh51 The US loading gauge is bigger, therefore, locomotives in the US are taller/bigger than the Indian ones. This is despite the US having a narrower track gauge than India.

[@Dmitry_Bogdanov]

Красиво идёт ❤! И даже обычной грязи и мусора на железной дороге нет.

[@ratnakarpanda6673]

Wah modisarkar team Wah ❤

[@83nitish]

India's economy is moving. Amazing Indian Railways.

[@shaibchigwere4645]

Born I along Nacala corridor in Malawi seeing trains since was a kid but this is my first time am seeing containers stacked double like that😱

[@EpicTrainsCanada]

Interesting that you still have cabooses in India, even though they look much different than the ones we used to use in Canada

[@mumbaikar8724]

Ours is more British-type, I guess.

[@jarjarbinks3193]

Yes, Indian Railways still use caboose. Indian Railways is a state-owned behemoth and is slow to adapt to new tech. IR also has to deal with militant labour unions while making such changes. They have recently started adding EOT train devices instead of the caboose. It will take at least another decade for it to be used on all freight trains.

[@human-011]

we are planning to remove them

[@karkeyg]

​@Your_real_dad Brake Van / Guard Van

[@shivamupadhyay24]

What is caboose?

[@lakshmikantpandey9155]

Excellent look of double decker 🚂🚋🚃🚋🚃🚋🚃. Never seen before 🏆😄

[@AndrewTheRadarMan]

BNSF be like "wE cAnT eleCtriFy oR wE WonT bE abLe tO rUn doUblE sTack coNtaInERs"

[@rishav2205]

Lol😂

[@mattg432]

If the railway line runs under bridges or through tunnels, options are limited.

[@The_Unknown_Smiley]

​@@mattg432 yes exactly and thats why these dedicated freight corridors (DFCs) were constructed so that those issues dont arise. Passenger trains arent allowed on these tracks and all the tracks are made such that they can double stack. There are 2 major DFCs, the western one and eastern one connecting west and east india respectively. The one in the video is Western DFC.

[@antonioaraujo3029]

Parabéns belo vídeo. Muito movimentada essas linhas .🇧🇷

[@arjunraj823]

When you translate this the Brazil flag becomes the US flag 😂.

[@shambhudayalgupta9836]

Well done INDIAN RAILWAYS,and Thank you Modijee

[@oadka]

Dedicated freight corridor as a concept is quite unique to India. It is not really a thing on such large scale in any other country.

[@thedn3164]

The reason is geography and population of india. Most of other big countries have most population around sea border while in india mass population is in up,bihar, rajsthan,mp, punjab. Which are 500-2000 km away from cost line which needed for export and import

[@overlordborn6131]

Dude America have these dedicated freight corridor much bigger than india since atleast around 100 years.

[@thedn3164]

@@overlordborn6131 can you send me any link related to America's dedicated freight corridor?

[@Devrish04848]

@@thedn3164 wilipidea

[@Electrical1112]

@@overlordborn6131 but they are not fully electrified Do research about it again

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

super great train video bro

[@caesar848]

This will save time and fuel. Seamless logistic connectivity is required to be 5 trillion economy. Good work by government.

[@agrippa-theskeptic9346]

The WAG12 looks like 2 ‘WAG6’ likes bolted together, which may or may not be the case. The magic is in the modern electric motors and the electronic controls which minimise the losses (power, heat …). Great stuff!

[@SeverityOne]

Sticking two or more locomotives together is pretty much the only way to get to a certain amount of power and tractive effort. Such twin units are running ore trains in Sweden and Norway, and the Russian regularly stick two, three or four locomotives together, which operate as a single unit. The Chinese even stuck six locomotives together into a single unit. The Americans once built a 30 metre, 247t, eight axle monster, the EMD DDA40X, until they figured out that it's actually more cost-effective to just add single locomotives as required. This approach may not make sense for other countries, since the USA have large tracts that are essentially empty, and they have no electrified freight lines worth mentioning.

[@AIGMateYT]

Bro Got International Audience too 🎉

[@RahuulShindde]

Modi's vision 🇮🇳

[@JoseRajesh-t4d]

Very good

[@uddhavakrishna]

Woww... proud we have this development..

[@markvogel5872]

Oh wow....and electric too. This is impressive! Is this that special high speed freight line ?

[@Electrical1112]

WDFC= western dedicated freight corridor to connect Delhi region to ports near Mumbai & Gujarat it is about 1506 km double track fully electrified broad gauge to operate double stack containers Overhead wires on this track is higher than that of normal electrified track in rest of india or in the world Locomotives uses the high rise pantographs . Stone India's innovation makes Indian Railway achieve this unprecedented feat to become the only railway in the world to run a train under a 7.5 meter-high contact wire. About 900 km work completed & operational rest under construction Complete corridor will start up to 2024

[@markvogel5872]

@@Electrical1112 it's very impressive and it shows that the US could actually electrify train lines and still run double stacks! That's so neat to see special freight lines being constructed.

[@Electrical1112]

@@markvogel5872 India imports about 90% of crude oil so to reduce oil consumption & oil dependency it’s Necessary for India to electrify railway network currently 85% of railway in india is electrified & 100% electrification is the target of current government. India rail network is 4 th largest 68,043 km Special freight corridors are also necessary to complete with china’s logistics cost which is cheap to attract investments in India in manufacturing industry. Dedicated freight corridor(WDFC +EDFC) length is 3260 km long out of which 1800km operation rest will open 2024-25 And many such corridors are planned as well. For US I think it’s not overall profitable to electrify world largest 260,000 km network

[@svanimation8969]

​@@markvogel5872and yes this is WESTERN DFC EASTERN DEDICATED freight corridor 100 % Complete in record time ! Modi govt. Best and completing work efficiently than older one who ruled India for 60 years out of 76 years of independence of India 😅

[@sanatanihindu383]

yes this is dadicated freight corridor specially designed for only freight transportention

[@SEOULRIVER]

Thank you for sharing the video. I’ve never seen double stacked container train in my country. its amazing❤

[@jayzo]

Congrats to India for proving to America that double stack eletrified intermodal trains _work_ and that their stubbornness to modernising their railroads is causing more harm than is worth the pennies they save.

[@bismayparida2115]

Well some double stack container trains are 1.5km to 2 km log like "Sheshnag" and they are connected with 4 locos and run at 100 kmph/62 mph.

[@LeslieAlgowoodNippleface24]

True but desiel trains are more powerful

[@bismayparida2115]

@@LeslieAlgowoodNippleface24 more powerful than 6000 / 9000 / 12000 hp with even more tractive effort....?

[@LeslieAlgowoodNippleface24]

@@bismayparida2115 on average trains in america (desiel) hauls an average load of 2 miles long 3.2 km. Some of them goes over steep grades over mountains.

[@LeslieAlgowoodNippleface24]

@@bismayparida2115 here's a 3 mile long train 4.8km or 210-220 car train going over steep mountain with 4 engines Going about 25 mph and 40 mph in some parts kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3vMqYV7m7h7r7c

[@chrisb0418]

This may be a long and sort of difficult to read comment. So if the US intermodal (container cars seen in video) are next to the bogies and not on top, that means that the US can most definitely electrify their network since the height of the containers will be significantly lower. It would be nice if a big company took initiative, and electrified their main line showing other companies the positives of electrification.

[@ayushjain_11]

USA has too much oil to electrify things

[@aps_in]

Can definitely do👍

[@evilandrew1097]

US oil lobbies will not alllow it

[@GalaxyFur]

U.S. intermodal trains are the same height as Indian double-stacked intermodal trains. Both countries have a height limit of just over 23 feet. The U.S. used to have lots of electrification with the Milwaukee Road back in the day. The real downside to electrification is that it's much more expensive to maintain and requires a larger fleet of employees to maintain the network. Diesel-electric trains are a far cheaper investment. Electrictrification also involves the building of new power plants and infrastructure. Diesel-electric trains remove the demand from power plants and put it onto the locomotive itself. The diesel engine only runs a generator. Diesel locomotives have electric traction motors that actually move the locomotive. The other problem is that the U.S. has many climates and vast open areas that are prone to powerful storms, which create large problems for railroads. Electrifying the U.S. railroad network just isn't really practical at this point.

[@marcopascucci7580]

Very interesting video. India is making great steps forward and this can only please us. Here in Europe, and especially in my country (Italy), double-stacking would be impossible also for the presence of tunnels. But I have a question: doesn't the height of the catenary and the need to use such large pantographs create problems with electrical contact due to the greater amplitude of the oscillations? I wonder if this results to speed limitations. Or am I wrong?

[@RestrictedProceed]

Both the pantographs and the catenary should be good for 200 km/h as per the High Reach Pantograph specification RDSO/2007/EL/SPEC/0054. Whether that is possible to achieve under real-life conditions, I don't know.

[@rmdhndwi]

The power line could be lower if they are using lowered floor container cars like in north merica

[@niccolo_tommasi]

@@rmdhndwiisn’t north america still using diesel locomotives?

[@rmdhndwi]

@@niccolo_tommasi yes, but what i mean is they can lower the power line by using a lower deck cars like in america

[@doyouknow8543]

As far as I know the top operating speed of these double decked electric locomotive will be 120 kmph in the two new dedicated freight corridor ( which also includes some of tallest tunnels in the world) here in India as per the official press release

[@naveenkc8606]

Where is AAP freebies parasites

[@BackspasmANDniggle]

Delhi nd punjab

[@nishchaypallav]

​@@BackspasmANDniggle😂😂😂

[@abhishek-px4jj]

Standing in line for their 5Kg free rice from Godi

[@letsdoit121]

Lost election by 0/7

[@nitingiri8261]

India's freight trains:🐯 India's passenger trains:🐱

[@HyperCity-ed7em]

Soon both will be same 😊

[@Juniordatascientist-k8d]

Bro Indian railways is upgrading tracks and 1100+ stations will be developed in next three years 400 new Vande Bharat trains are under manufacturing Vande sleeper version already rolled out testing is going on and 10 units are in manufacturing phase 97% indian Railways tracks are electrified Namo Bharat will replace local trains like memo trains Indian railways awarded 800 crore to BHEML to build indigenous bullet train by 2026

[@idkwhythisismyhandle]

It's so crazy how heavy these things are and they can go this fast!! Great video dude :)

[@kichu558]

Nice, it would be nice if entire rail network is like this.....

[@amritmahotsav3378]

Vote logically but not blindly And it will be be in next 10 years

[@kichu558]

@@amritmahotsav3378 so what friend, it's not offensive I said..Why that reaction.

[@amritmahotsav3378]

@@kichu558 you got me wrong bro... I said in a friendly wY... Now words can't show the expression... 💙💙✌😀

[@kichu558]

@@amritmahotsav3378 Ok friend

[@sanatanihindu383]

92% of indian railways is electrified dude

[@AngusMrNg]

For the safety reason, the overhead line of Indian railway is setting higher than the other country that why their cargo trains can carry double stack container. It is awesome for me, at least.

[@aps_in]

High catenary is specially made for these double stack trains.

[@CyberSystemOverload]

Great video. THANK YOU for NOT using music. So many train videos I see are spoilt with music. We wanna hear the TRAIN not some song. Subbed your channel!

[@mangalilaxman2906]

Double ingiene mastundi modi Sarkar eam Idea guru Hattsoff Modi GI👌🙏🙏💐

[@debangshubiswas6492]

Dekhkar hi ek alag ki sukun miltahe

[@TweezersUnlimited]

the long-hood run at the end made my day

[@spc3461]

Incredible stuff from Indian railways. Jai Hind Bharat mata ki jai 🇮🇳

[@nireshsinghsolanki611]

हर हर महादेव हर हर मोदी घर घर योगी आदित्यनाथ है।

[@manumudgal4988]

This is Western Dedicated Freight Corridor or Western DFC is a 1,506 km long (493 km operational) in India electrified with double-line operation. Expected full completion by this year end.

[@cetus13]

So, the catenary was rised up. Genious solution!

[@UMS9695]

Lovely captures! WDG4 rocks!

[@sreedharanaidu3175]

Double stacking! Excellent.

[@shreeveda]

Excellent video. Clearly you are a born cinematographer and passionate Rail fan. Camera work was highest class. Different perspectives, angles, shots, sounds. Thanks too for no bgm. 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

[@nishantmeena57]

This is a huge compliment for me. thanks brother❤️❤️

[@davidkhing3897]

@@nishantmeena57 mangalbarman year 14

[@KarlArschGmbH]

Wow, dass eine Lok das alles wegziehen kann! 😯

[@moviexbug]

From my childhood I always wanted to travel in that little cabin tugged at the back of these trains

[@thepuneritraveller5692]

its a great thing that the dfcs are up and running now the normal routes will be less crowded and passenger trains can run at higher speeds

[@sanchayansarkar2953]

We should have freight corridors all over the country.

[@simplyrohith2163]

That's the actual plan it's slow but trying to connect all the important cities

[@minatimurmu9798]

@@simplyrohith2163 most importantly connecting all ports and factories

[@sanchayansarkar2953]

@@simplyrohith2163 should speed it up to be honest. This is critical infrastructure. Doing it slowly will make it expensive for land acquisition later on.

[@simplyrohith2163]

@@sanchayansarkar2953 this is the costliest project our country ever done. Understand a little bit. All the proposed corridors will be done before 2030, if you ask me that's fast.

[@railfan_neon]

not needed in all sectors.. where there is high freight traffic there such corridors can be built

[@khagendas5012]

SUPER development of Indian rail

[@wishavtalwar1517]

My Humbale request. Please. Vot and suport. Modi. Govt in 2024. Vote for. Modi.

[@k.s.333]

Fantastic video. I subbed.

[@nathwilsplanes]

That pantograph arrangement looks almost artistic 🤣🥹 Edit: in the first clip

[@harikumarnairelavumthitta]

How many years were lost while the Congress was in power. How the nation is progressing under Modi and the BJP. Amazing!!!

[@shirishsalunkhe9374]

That high rise pantograph 🔥🔥🔥

[@ajayrajwade907]

why I didn't 😅 see Pantograph in 0:20 & 5:10 Which type of Engine is this .

[@shirishsalunkhe9374]

​@@ajayrajwade907that is wdg4g a new diesel engine bought for freight transportation

[@ViratKohli-wy2sk]

​@@ajayrajwade907they are diesel engine 🚂

[@sreeramraj4791]

Thank all your grandparents, PArents for seeing such a late development of India. Young kids want Modi / BJP to turn Congress India to Modern USA / China in one term.. if not they will blackmail that they would vote again to congress.. shame on us!!

[@thedn3164]

Not our grandparents because they didn't had options but surely our parents because they had atal ji

[@АлександрКолпаков-ч3ш]

Сool.I like it.Double stacked container on electricity.It's amazing. Russia doesn't have it

[@CST1992]

I'm so proud of the DFCs. I don't think many of the world's countries have this kind of thing.

[@George-zd7mu]

powerful stuff

[@Mkgjoohdsioccu]

জয় বাংলা জয় ইন্ডিয়া। হাসিনা দীর্ঘকাল বাংলায় ক্ষমতায় থাকুক। দেশ ইন্ডিয়ার মত উন্নত হবে। 😊

[@pika_pika_pikachu143]

Mane kichu bugte parlam na 🤔🤔🤔

[@AIGMateYT]

ভাঙাআলীর দেশে কখনোই সম্ভব না

[@ALxdCr4ftPlays]

Electric freight trains cleaner than diesel! Double decker = efficient. It likely would take a long time to stop.

[@railfanmanish]

This is the importance of dedicated freight corridor.👏👏

[@edhalferty]

Since the time of the pyramids, man has dreamed of moving lots of stuff from one place to a different place. Fellas, we need to go to triple-stack trains!

[@deepakmaurya7165]

We also testing this 😂😂

[@deepakmaurya7165]

You can search the video you will find 😅😅

[@aps_in]

We are testing triple stack But they are dwarf containers

[@sanatanihindu383]

indian railways already tested triple stack you can watch it on youtube

[@pramodbais1486]

🙏, धन्यवाद, बहुत मेहनत की है विडिओ बनाने में. बहुत बढ़िया. 💕👍

[@idzkk]

That blue loco is 12000 HP beast

[@jaymehta0098]

Awesome engine power. Alstom engines too.

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

Namaste Nishant, great video, question is...why didn't they build well wagons to reduce the height of double stacking? New WAG 60000 class electric loco's are impressive.

[@gravityjapan]

Because of loading unloading it is easy since in india most of the line are not capable to run double decker Train

[@shiveshsingh3169]

Broad Gauge can support the Center of Gravity of these stacks. Also, wells would increase the length of the train since the well is placed between the bogies on both ends. The DFC was designed keeping all of this in mind, so the big pantograph and electric lines.

[@dieseldavetrains8988]

@@shiveshsingh3169 Thanks Shivesh, well explained.

[@shiveshsingh3169]

@@dieseldavetrains8988 My pleasure! Please do note that the Center of Gravity point is a bit anecdotal and I have read it as being the answer to your 'balancing of the stack' question (as asked by others on Reddit). However, I haven't seen any authoritative source on it. It does make empirical sense though, from a physics perspective.

[@ernestkhalimov9368]

wide gauge, so centre of mass is already low.

[@railfanakshatjodhpur1275]

Amazing Capture 😍😍

[@devashishsoni9284]

Double engine aur Double container ki sarkaar.

[@Delirium386]

...very nice video......wow big machines, my Favorite is the WAG......😃😃