Korean National RR Sata class (사타) Korean State Railway Sadaha class (사다하) | |
Powertype: | Steam |
Builder: | Gyeongseong Works, Hitachi |
Builddate: | 1934–1939 |
Totalproduction: | 24 |
Whytetype: | 2-10-2T |
Driverdiameter: | 1450mm |
Length: | 13878mm |
Width: | 3260mm |
Height: | 4750mm |
Weightondrivers: | 82t |
Locoweight: | 110t |
Fueltype: | Coal |
Fuelcap: | 4t |
Watercap: | 8.5m2 |
Smalltubediameter: | 170 x 51mm |
Largetubediameter: | 32 x 137mm |
Boilerpressure: | 14kgf/cm2 |
Firearea: | 4.75m2 |
Tubearea: | 204.8m2 |
Fireboxarea: | 15m2 |
Superheaterarea: | 70.3m2 |
Totalsurface: | 290.1m2 |
Cylindersize: | 560mm710mm |
Valvegear: | Walschaerts |
Maxspeed: | 75km/h |
Tractiveeffort: | 179kN |
Operator: | Chosen Government Railway Korean State Railway Korean National Railroad |
Operatorclass: | Sentetsu: サタイ KNR: 사타 KSR: 사다하 |
Numinclass: | Sentetsu: 24 KNR: 8 KSR: 16 |
Fleetnumbers: | サタイ1 - サタイ24 (1938-1945) |
Deliverydate: | 1934–1939 |
The Satai class (サタイ) class locomotives were a class of large steam tank locomotives of the Chosen Government Railway (Sentetsu) with 2-10-2T wheel arrangement. The "Sata" name came from the American naming system for steam locomotives, under which locomotives with 2-10-2 wheel arrangement were called "Santa Fe".[1]
The Satai class were large tank locomotives with high tractive effort, designed specifically for use on mountainous lines. Designed locally, a total of 24 were delivered to Sentetsu, the first four being built in 1934 at the Gyeongseong Works, and the last five in 1939 by Hitachi.[2] Originally numbered 1801 through 1819, they received the サタイ1 through サタイ19 numbers in Sentetsu's general renumbering of 1938, while サタイ20–サタイ24 were built in 1939, after the new numbering system was introduced.
In the division of railway assets between North and South, sixteen of the Satai class locomotives went to the Korean State Railway in the North, designated 사다하 (Sadaha) class, and eight to the Korean National Railroad in the South, as 사타 (Sata) class.[3]
Original number | 1938 number | Build year | Builder ! | Assembly location | Postwar owner | Postwar number | Notes |
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1801 | サタイ1 | 1934 | Gyeongseong | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1802 | サタイ2 | 1934 | Gyeongseong | Gyeongseong | KNR | 사타2 | Retired by 1953 and stored at Susaek Station near Seoul. |
1803 | サタイ3 | 1934 | Gyeongseong | Gyeongseong | KNR | 사타3 | Retired by 1953 and stored at Susaek Station near Seoul. |
1804 | サタイ4 | 1934 | Gyeongseong | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1805 | サタイ5 | 1935 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1806 | サタイ6 | 1935 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1807 | サタイ7 | 1935 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1808 | サタイ8 | 1935 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1809 | サタイ9 | 1936 | Gyeongseong | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1810 | サタイ10 | 1936 | Gyeongseong | Gyeongseong | ? | ||
1811 | サタイ11 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1812 | サタイ12 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1813 | サタイ13 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1814 | サタイ14 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1815 | サタイ15 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1816 | サタイ16 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1817 | サタイ17 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1818 | サタイ18 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
1819 | サタイ19 | 1937 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | ||
サタイ20 | 1939 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | |||
サタイ21 | 1939 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | KNR | 사타21 | Retired by 1953 and stored at Susaek Station near Seoul. | |
サタイ22 | 1939 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | ? | |||
サタイ23 | 1939 | Nippon Sharyo (日本車輌) | Sentetsu Busan shops | KNR | 사타23 | Retired by 1953 and stored at Susaek Station near Seoul. | |
サタイ24 | 1939 | ? | |||||
Total | 24 |