Pato

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Pato is the nickname for the Talgo 350, a high-speed Spanish train known for its distinctive duck-bill-shaped nose and use on AVE services.

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Pato canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-speed train
nickname
belongsToFamily Talgo high-speed trains
linked to: Talgo 350
brakeType pneumatic braking
regenerative braking
rheostatic braking
country Spain
designedFor Spanish high-speed network
gauge standard gauge
hasCarbodyMaterial aluminium
hasDesignFeature duck-bill-shaped nose
hasFormation 2 power cars plus 12 passenger coaches
hasMaximumSpeed 350 km/h
hasNicknameMeaning duck
hasPowerOutput 8000 kW
hasServiceType long-distance passenger
hasTopServiceSpeed 330 km/h
hasTrainsetConfiguration power cars at both ends with articulated trailer coaches
introducedInService 2005
languageOfNickname Spanish
manufacturer Bombardier
Talgo
nicknameOf Talgo 350
operatedBy Renfe
linked to: Renfe Operadora
powerSupply 25 kV AC overhead line
safetySystem ASFA
ETCS
LZB
tractionType electric
UICClassification Bo'Bo'+2'2'+Bo'Bo'
usedByOperator Renfe AVE
linked to: Spanish AVE
usedOnLine Madrid–Barcelona high-speed rail line
Madrid–Valladolid high-speed rail line
usedOnService AVE

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Talgo 350 alsoKnownAs Pato
AVE Class 102 branding Pato
AVE Class 102 nickname Pato