Konstal 105Na
Konstal 105Na in Zabrze
Interior
ManufacturerPoland Konstal
Built atChorzów
Constructed1979-1992
Entered service1979
Number built2134
PredecessorKonstal 105N
Capacity
  • 20 seats
  • 105 standing
Specifications
Train length13,500 mm (44 ft 3+1⁄2 in)
Width2,400 mm (7 ft 10+1⁄2 in)
Height3,060 mm (10 ft 1⁄2 in)
Floor height890 mm (2 ft 11 in)
Doors4
Maximum speed72 km/h (45 mph)
Weight17,000 kg (37,000 lb)
Prime mover(s)LTa-220
Power output4 × 41.5 kW (56 hp)
Electric system(s)600 V DC
Current collector(s)pantograph
Bogies2
Track gauge

The Konstal 105Na are a class of Polish trams manufactured from 1979 to 1992 in workshops Konstal Chorzow, Poland. The meter-gauge version is designated as 805Na. As of 2016 they are still the most common trams in Poland.

Construction

105Na is unidirectional motor tramcar, equipped with four doors.[1]

It is a development of the earlier Konstal 105N. The main changes being a shift in the location of the electrical equipment from under the steps to the back wall of the driver's cabin, the introduction of a separate cabin for the driver, as well as the removal of the small windows under the front and side windscreens.[1] The most important change was the introduction of motor grouping, which reduced the energy consumption by 12%. During initial acceleration, the four motors are connected in series, whilst at higher speeds, two groups of motors are connected in parallel.[1]

While in service, the 105Na vehicles were the subject of various modifications and upgrades (including changes in the electrical system, new front plastic, change of the door opening mechanism, and even re-design, for Poznań, to the bidirectional Konstal 105NaDK). Almost all 105N cars in Poland have over time been modernised to the 105Na standard.

Other variants

The Konstal 105Na and 805Na trams provided the basis for the production of a large number of prototypes and variants:

  • 105Nb - new doors and bogies, 15 units built in 1988-1993
  • 105Nb/e - slightly modified electrical system, 6 units built in 1994
  • 105Ne - slightly thicker walls, 18 units built in 1993
  • 105Nf - modernized brakes and drivers console, 44 units built in 1994-1996
  • 105Ng - three doors, static converter and modified breaks, 2 units built in 1993 additional units obtained by modernizing 105Na
  • 105Nm - similar to 105Nf but with a static converter, 14 units built in 1996-1997
  • 105Np - static converter, single unit built in 1994
  • 105NT - thyristor based, 13 units built in 1985–1989, later converted to standard 105Na
  • 105Nz - thyristor based and asynchronous motor, 2 units built in 1997
  • 105N1k - similar to 105Ng but thyristor based, 3 units built in 1995
  • 105N1k2 - similar to 105N1k but with electrical systems from a different supplier, 60 units built in 1995-2000
  • 105N2k2000 - similar to 105N1k2 with a plastic front and rear, 36 units built in 2001
  • 106N - thyristor based, 7 units built in 1977–1987, later converted to standard 105Na
  • 106Na - thyristor based, 8 units built in 1991-1993
  • 805Nb - meter-gauge version of the 105Nb
  • 805NS - meter-gauge with new accelerator, 12 units built in 1984-1990
  • 111N - with doors on both sides - two 111N cars connected back-to-back could work as a bidirectional tram, 6 units built in 1993

Production numbers

The number of standard-gauge version 105Na vehicles produced is 1443 while the number narrow-gauge version, the 805Na, is 691.[1]

Operators

These trams were used in all Polish cities which operate a tram system[1] and they are the largest group in the stock.

Image Operator Number of 105Na in stock Modernisations
MZK Bydgoszcz 89 2
MPK Częstochowa 26
ZKM Elbląg 12 4
ZKM Gdańsk 5
MZK Gorzów Wielkopolski 4
Tramwaje Śląskie 81 107
MZK Grudziądz 8 6
MPK Kraków 64 1
MPK Łódź 134 236
MPK Poznań 26 40
Trams in Szczecin 2 46
MZK Toruń 27 18
Tramwaje Warszawskie 167 221
MPK Wrocław 20 168

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "KONSTAL 105NA #2566,#2567". Urban Transport Enthusiasts Club. Archived from the original on 25 May 2021. Retrieved 4 August 2021.
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