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DKA class D52
Locomotive D52099 at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, 2002.
Type and origin Power type Steam Builder Krupp Serial number 3224-3323[1] Model Mikado Build date 1951-1952 Total produced 100
Specifications Configuration: ​  • Whyte 2-8-2  • AAR 1-D-1  • UIC 1D1 Gauge 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in) Coupled dia. 1,503 mm (4 ft 11.2 in) Length 14.135 m (46 ft 4.5 in) Width 2.642 m (8 ft 8.0 in) Height 3.720 m (12 ft 2.5 in) Fuel type Coal Residue oil Fuel capacity 8 ton (coal) 6 ton (residue oil) Water cap. 25 m² Electric system/s J. Stone & Co. Ltd Cylinder size 500 mm × 600 mm (20 in × 24 in) Train brakes Vacuum brakes manual brakes
Performance figures Power output 1,200 kW (1,600 hp)
Career Operators Indonesian State Railways Locale Java Sumatra Withdrawn 1980s Preserved D52099 Disposition One preserved, remainder scrapped.

The Class D52 is a class of general-purpose steam locomotives operated by the Kereta Api Indonesia (DKA). The class holds the distinction of being the only mainline steam locomotives to be ordered after Indonesia's proclamation of independence.^[2]