Image 37703, 20020, 37214 & 82113, stabled, Bo`ness yard

37703, 20020, 37214 & 82113, stabled, Bo`ness yard
37703, 20020, 37214 & 82113, stabled, Bo`ness yard 
 The main yard of the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway's headquarters sees many items of interest. There are three traditional heritage locomotives, from left to right, 37703, 20020 and 37214. To the far right is converted DVT 82113. This has been developed by Artemis for possible use on lines where electrification ends or is incomplete. It utilises a small JCB sourced diesel engine powering hydrostatic transmission with a form of regenerative braking that then stores the excess generated power in a set of on-board batteries. This battery power can then be used to supplement the diesel engine, thus making it a hybrid locomotive. 
 Keywords: 37703 20020 37214 82113 stabled Bo'ness yard
37703, 20020, 37214 & 82113, stabled, Bo`ness yard 
 The main yard of the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway's headquarters sees many items of interest. There are three traditional heritage locomotives, from left to right, 37703, 20020 and 37214. To the far right is converted DVT 82113. This has been developed by Artemis for possible use on lines where electrification ends or is incomplete. It utilises a small JCB sourced diesel engine powering hydrostatic transmission with a form of regenerative braking that then stores the excess generated power in a set of on-board batteries. This battery power can then be used to supplement the diesel engine, thus making it a hybrid locomotive. 
 Keywords: 37703 20020 37214 82113 stabled Bo'ness yard

The main yard of the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway's headquarters

sees many items of interest. There are three traditional heritage locomotives, from left to right, 37703, 20020 and 37214. To the far right is converted DVT 82113. This has been developed by Artemis for possible use on lines where electrification ends or is incomplete. It utilises a small JCB sourced diesel engine powering hydrostatic transmission with a form of regenerative braking that then stores the excess generated power in a set of on-board batteries. This battery power can then be used to supplement the diesel engine, thus making it a hybrid locomotive.