Indian Railways WAG class

WAG is a code given by Indian Railways to a series of electric locomotives, run in India. W is for broad gauge, A is for AC traction and G is for goods duty. They are the most powerful engines in the country yet. There are 9 WAG models and each model has further variations.

Manufacturer: Chittaranjan Locomotive Works ( CLW )

Manufacturer:The Japanese Group ( consortium of Hitachi,Mitsubishi and Toshiba )

Manufacturer:50 C/s Group ( The 50 Cycles Group was a consortium of electric locomotive and allied equipment manufacturers of Europe,namely Alsthom ( Alstom ),MTE,Schneider-Westinghouse, ( Jeumont ),ACEC,Brown Boveri,Oerlikon,Siemens,AEG,Krupp )

Manufacturer:Chittaranjan Locomotive Works ( CLW )

Manufacturer: All of the series except WAG 5HB: CLW, WAG 5HB: Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd ( BHEL )

Manufacturer: ASEA ( WAG 6A ),Hitachi ( WAG 6B,WAG 6C )

This is an experimental class of which only one or two were built by BHEL in 1996. They are similar in appearance to the WCAM-2 locos. Power output is similar to the WAG-7 at 5000 hp. There is thyristor chopper control of the DC motors. The class probably shared some components with the WCAM-3 which BHEL was building at the time. They are thought to have Flexicoil Mark IV hi-adhesion bogies.

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