From the Archives: World Record breaking train (2001)
In a world of superlatives and record breaking events, it’s easy to become blasé about truly mammoth achievements. But on 21 June 2001, BHP Iron Ore set a world record for the longest and heaviest train. A tribute to BHP technology and progress. The train was km, weighed 99,732.1 tonnes with 82,262.5 wet tonnes of iron ore. It travelled 276 kilometres over 10 hours and 4 minutes.
Train details:
Total length: kilometres
Gross mass: 99,732.1 tonnes
Total mass excluding locomotives: 98,164.5 tonn
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