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Qus. Write Short Notes on Track Tolerances for Broad Gauge (BG) Track.

प्रश्न: ब्रॉड गेज (BG) ट्रैक के लिए ट्रैक टॉलरेंस (Track Tolerances) पर संक्षिप्त टिप्पणी लिखिए।

उत्तर:  ट्रैक टॉलरेंस (Track Tolerances) क्या है?

ट्रैक टॉलरेंस से अभिप्राय ट्रैक ज्यामिति (Track Geometry) के विभिन्न मानकों में मानक (Standard) मान से अनुमेय (Permissible) विचलन की सीमा से है।

रेल पथ की सुरक्षा, यात्रियों की आरामदायक यात्रा तथा ट्रेनों के सुचारु एवं सुरक्षित संचालन के लिए ट्रैक का सही ज्यामितीय स्वरूप (Geometry) अत्यंत आवश्यक है। व्यवहार में पूर्णतः दोषरहित ट्रैक बनाए रखना संभव नहीं होता, क्योंकि रेलों पर निरंतर यातायात, भार, तापमान परिवर्तन तथा अन्य प्राकृतिक कारणों से ट्रैक में कुछ परिवर्तन आ जाते हैं। इसलिए भारतीय रेलवे द्वारा विभिन्न ट्रैक ज्यामिति मानकों के लिए अनुमेय विचलन (Tolerance Limits) निर्धारित किए गए हैं, जिन्हें Track Tolerances कहा जाता है।

Procedure of distressing with rail tensor in LWR & CWR territory

Q - Describe in details procedure for Procedure of distressing with rail tensor in LWR & CWR territory. 

Ans - Distressing of LWR/ CWR shall be done whenever required as per condition and behavior of LWR/ CWR. But in any case it shall be done at least once in 5 years as per CE circular.

Distressing is to be done when – Abnormal behavior of LWR/ CWR whenever gets manifested in one or more of the following, distressing shall be undertaken as per procedure. 

Q. & Ans - What are the main cause of crushing of PRC sleeper in washable aprons and what are the remedial measures?

Q.  What are the main cause of crushing of PRC sleeper in washable aprons and what are the remedial measures?

Ans - The washable aprons are constructed on the concrete raft. The PRC sleepers placed on the raft and after palcing of sleeper the crib is casted one bitumen sheet also provided under the sleepers at both ends for facilitating the elastic medium between sleeper and raft. 

Now during casting of crib the concrete as well as cement sullary flows under the middle of sleeper which give the rigid support to the sleeper resulting to this the sleeper becomes centre rigid and ends on elastic support due to this uneven base the sleeper sheared while wheel load comes on the sleeper . 

Inspection and maintenance of Track on Approaches of Bridges

 Inspection and maintenance of Track on Approaches of Bridges :- 

(a) For all Bridges- 

(1) On the bridge approaches, sleepers with arrangements for fixing guard rail should be provided for provision of guard as per Para 275 above.

(2) Full complement of track fitting at bridge approaches up to 100 metres should be provide to maintain required track geometry and effort should be made to immediately recoup deficiency noticed, if any. 

Short Notes on Residual Chlorine

Residual Chlorine:

Residual Chlorine is a low level of chlorine remaining in water after its initial application. This is an indicator that Chlorine Demand is satisfied. It constitutes an important safeguard against the risk of subsequent microbial contamination after treatment The provision of IRWM 2000 are as under:

Short Note on Completion report

Completion report

The object of a completion Report is to compare the cost of work actually constructed with those provided in the last sanctioned estimate. The completion report of a project duly verified by the Accounts Officer should be submitted to the Railway Board within 18 months after the end of the financial half-year in which the completion estimate is submitted. It should state the expenditure in the same details as the abstract estimate sanctioned by the Railway Board and should indicate any material modifications thereto. In addition it may contain such other information as would in the opinion of the Railway Administration be of interest to the Railway Board. 

Short Note on Setting Out of Circular Curve by Theodolite and Tape Method.

Setting Out of Circular Curve by Theodolite and Tape Method.

i) First of all the tangential angles δ 1 , δ 2 , δ 3 etc are calculated by the formula given below.

δ1 = 1718.9 X C1__ minutes
R δ 2 = 1718.9 X C2 __ minutes
R δ 3 = 1718.9 X C3 __ minutes and so on R

Also the total deflection angel

for the 1st Chord 1 = δ 1

For 2nd chord 2 = δ 1 + δ 2

For 3rd chord 3 = δ 1 + δ 2 + δ 3

ii) Then set up a theodolite over the first tangent Point T1 and level it.

iii) With both the plates clamped at Zero, dissect the telescope to the ranging rod at the point of intersection B and bisect it.

Short Notes on Maintenance of PRC sleepers

Maintenance of PRC sleepers

(I) Concrete sleepers should normally be maintained with heavy on track tamers. For spot attention, off track tampers may be used.

(ii) Only 30 sleeper spaces are to be opened out at a time between two fully boxed stretches of track of 30 sleeper lengths each in case LWR track exists.

(III) The concrete sleepers should be compacted well and uniformly to give a good riding surface centre binding of mono block concrete sleepers should be avoided and for that purpose the central 800mm. Of the sleeper should be hard packed.

Short Notes on Concrete Mix Design

CONCRETE MIX DESIGN:- The concrete mix design is a process of selecting suitable ingredients for concrete and determining their proportions which would produce, as economically as possible, a concrete mix of necessary workability in plastic stage and provide required strength and durability in hardened stage.

Cement , Sand, Coarse aggregate are mix in a certain proportion which can be 1:4:8, 1:3:6, 1:2:4, 1:1.5:3 i.e. M-10, M-15, M-20 grade of concrete such mixes are known as nominal mix and prepare by volume or weight batching. However if grade of concrete exceed M-20 than proportion of ingredients design in lab than implicated in filled. Such higher grads of concrete are complemented by inclusion of admixture so as to achieve higher compressive strength. Proportion of such admixture are essential in mix design to get more workability with less water cement ratio. Design mix is adopted in important nature of works and a weigh batcher is also must at site to mix proper weight of ingredients. 

Short Notes on. Honey Combing of Concrete & its prevention

Honey combing of concrete & its prevention.


Honey combed

For laying roofs slab , loose centering should not be permitted where vibraters are used otherwise the bottom of the slab will be honeycombed .

Preventions

1. Centring should be made of steel or strong wood of which joints should be water tight.

Short Notes on Protection of Rail from Liner Biting

 Protection of rail from liner biting. 


Ans. Protection of rail from liner biting- 

Generally  in  yards  due  to  drainage  problem,  which  causes  dampness  conditions,   there  is  corrosion  mainly  in  the  rail  foot  area.  In  addition  in  stretches  where  passenger   trains run in the early morning hours, due to toilet droppings, there is reduction in the rail  foot  in  the  area  which  is  in  contact  with  the  liners.  The  remaining  section  of  the  rail  is   normally not affected in such cases. In case of rail corrosion at fastening location, the measurement of rail corrosion in  rail  foot  it  to  be  done  at  every  500mm  or  part  once  a  year.  The  format  for  this   measurement shall be as given below :- 

Short Notes on Types of L-Xing & Elimination of Unmanned L-Xings

Types of L-Xing  & Elimination of Unmanned L-Xings 

Type of L-Xing :- L-Xings have been classified in various categories in consultation with road authorities depending upon the volume of Road/Rail Traffic passing on them and their visibility conditions. These are classified as under:- 


Short Notes on Fineness modulus

 Fineness modulus:- 

Fineness modulus of an aggregate in an index number which gives an average size of particle in the aggregate. Fineness modulus is roughly proportional to the average size of particle in the aggregate. Coarser the aggregate higher the fineness modulus and vice versa. It is determined by adding the cumulative percentage of material coarser than each of the following test sieves and dividing the sum by 100. Test sieves 3.35 mm, 2.36mm,1.8 mm,600 micron,300 micron,150 micron and 75 micron 



Q & Ans - Related to Rain Water Harvesting (Civil Engineering - Works)

 Questions -

a.  Explain rain water harvesting, why it is required?

 b. Explain advantages of rain water harvesting. 

c. Explain methods of rain water harvesting & maintenance tips for rainwater harvesting. 

d. Short Note0n Rain water Harvesting. 

e.  Introduction, Necessity, Basic Types & Advantages of Rain Water Harvesting.

ANS. a.  i. Rain water harvesting For our water requirement we entirely depend upon rivers, lakes and ground water. However rain is the ultimate source that feeds all these sources. Rain water harvesting means to make optimum use of rain water at the place where it falls i.e. conserve it ad not allow to drain away and cause floods elsewhere. The rain water harvesting may be defined as the technique of collection and storage of rain water at surface or in sub-surface aquifer before it is lost as surface run off. The augmented resources can be harvested whenever needed.

Describe in details procedure for removal of track man from service including appeals, reviews etc.

 Q.No.10 . Describe in details procedure for removal of track man from service including appeals, reviews etc. 


Answer - Due to following activities, a railway servant (trackman) may be removed from service after following procedure — Due to act of omission/ commission, the administration took the decision to take up any railway servant under D &A R, a show cause notice is served upon the employee giving him opportunity to say against the charges.After receiving his explanation, the competent authority, if find suitable serve him major penalty chart sheet (SF-5) .provide copies of documents of their inspection with Annexure I, ii, iii & iv.

Explain duty of first engineering official reaching at accident site.

  Explain duty of first engineering official reaching at accident site. 


Ans:- (a) On receipt of intimation of the occurrence of an accident resulting in damage to any part of the Way/Works /Bridges and affecting the free passage of trains, the concerned Engineering official shall proceed to the site of accident, by the quickest available means. On his way, he should collect information about the extent of damage to Permanent Way / Works / Bridges and arrange for movement of materials required for restoration. Action at site -

Q. What inspection an AEN on open line is required to carryout & it what Periodicity?

Ans:-Inspection of Permanent Way – The important inspections to be carried out by the Assistant Engineer are summarized below: 


(1) Trolley Inspection - The entire sub-division should be inspected by trolley once in two months on pro-rata basis systematically covering from one end to other end of his jurisdiction, as much inspection as possible being done by push trolley. Unimportant branch lines having less than 2 GMT traffic should be inspected once in 3 months. 

Type & category of encroachments in Railway & division fixation of responsibility for encroachments

 i. Type/category of encroachments in Railway 


Category                    Type of encroachments 

Category -A         Encroachments by outsiders, removal of which requires action under                                     Public Premises Eviction Act.

Category -B        Encroachments by outsiders, which do not require action under PPE 
                            Act (e.g. temporary occupation of land by hawkers, using Railway land
                            for cattle, cow dung, refuse etc.)

Category -C        Encroachment by Railways staff in the form of temporary huts etc.

Category -D        Encroachment by Railway staff who have been allotted 
                           railway accommodation, by way of additions to the structures,
                           unauthorized use of land for cultivation etc. 

Action plan for prevention and removal of encroachments from Railway land.

Action plan for prevention and removal of encroachments from Railway land.


i. Preventive Steps

a) Identification of Vulnerable areas.

b) Construction of boundary wall/fencing in the vulnerable areas. 

c) Plantation of Juli Flora or similarly effective bushes in the area.\ 

d) Ensuring proper maintenance of boundary pillars in the area.

e) Interaction with local authorities for assistance in preventing encroachments in these areas.

Short Note On Degree of Saturation

Degree of saturation 

The ratio of volume of water in a given soil mass to the volume of voids is called degree of saturation. It is denoted by ‘S’ and is expressed as a percentage. Therefore, it is also known as percentage of saturation. S= (Vw /Vv)* 100

(i) Dry, if ‘ S ‘ is zero percent 
(ii) Fully saturated, if ‘ S ‘ is 100 percent 
(iii) Partially saturated, if ‘S ‘is between 0 and 100 %.

Soil Classification (Degree of Saturation)








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Index -

Question & Answer (63) Short Note - P Way (48) Civil Engineering - P Way (43) Short Note - Works (35) Store (34) Engineering (26) P Way (23) Permanent Way (P Way) (13) Duties & Responsibilities (9) Track Machines (9) works (9) Short Note - Bridge (8) Short Notes - Miscellaneous (7) Civil Engineering - Works (6) Inspection (6) LWR (6) Patrolling of Rail Permanent Way (6) Engineering - Book (5) Maintenance of P Way (5) Sleeper (4) Duties (3) Guideline (3) Handbook (3) Keyman / Mate / PWS (3) LDCE Exam (3) Points and Crossing (3) Rail Renewal (3) Rail Welding (3) 15.01 SURVEYING (2) Accidents (2) Ballast (2) Bridges (2) Chlorination of Water (2) Civil Engineering - Bridges (2) Deep Screening (2) Design of concrete mix (2) Distressed bridges (2) Distressing of LWR (2) Encroachments of Railway land. (2) Examination of Rails (2) Gateman (2) INDEX (2) Level Crossing (2) Level crossings (2) Maintenance (2) Maintenance in Electrified Area (2) Monsoon Patrolling (2) Permanent Way (2) Rail Formation (2) Rails Defects (2) Railway Organisation (2) Special Layouts (2) Speed Restriction and Indicators (2) Testing of Rails (2) Through Parking (2) Tiles (2) Track Circuited Areas (2) Track Tolerances (2) USFD (2) VIDEO (2) Working of Contractors (2) curves (2) quality control (2) 01. INTEGRATED CONCEPT AND OBJECTIVES OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT (1) 01.02 रेलपथ निरक्षक तथा सहायक मंडल अभियंता के कर्तव्य (1) 02 रेलपथ (1) 02. ORGANIZATION OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT (1) 02.01 90 यूटीएस रेलों के सम्भाल (1) 02.04 रेल तापमान (1) 02.05 रेल जोड (1) 03 स्लीपरो के कार्य (1) 03. CLASSIFICATION/CODIFICATION NOMENCLATURE OF STORES ON INDIAN RAILWAYS (1) 03.01 विभिन्न प्रकार के स्लीपरो की तुलना (1) 03.02 लचीले बंधन (1) 03.03 स्लीपर बिछाना (1) 04. PLANNING OF NON-STOCK ITEMS AND PROCESSING OF REQUISITION (1) 04.01 ट्रैक के लिए बैलास्ट प्रोफाइल (1) 04.02 फार्मेशन (1) 04.03 ब्रिज (पुल) (1) 05 पाइंट्स तथा क्रासिंग - परिचय एवं परिभाषाए (1) 05 PLANNING OF STOCK ITEMS & SYSTEMS OF RECOUPMENT (1) 05.01 विषेश ले आउट (1) 05.02 पृथक्रकरण (आइसोलेशन ) (1) 05.03 तथा क्रासिंग का अनुरक्षण तथा निरक्षण (1) 05.04 पॉइंट्स एवं क्रासिंग की (1) 06 गोलाई का प्ररंभिक ज्ञान (1) 06 PURCHASE POLICY (1) 06.01 वर्को का पुनः संरेखण (1) 07 Purchase Procedure on zonal Railways (1) 08 TENDER EVALUATION AND MISCELLANEOUS POLICY ISSUES IN PURCHASES (1) 08.01 व्यव्स्तिथ ओवरहालिंग (1) 08.02 रेलपथ अनुरक्षण का वार्षिक कार्यक्रम (1) 08.04 गहरी छनाई (1) 08.04.1 रेलपथ का उठाना लोवेरिंग तथा क्रीप (1) 08.05 छोटी वेल्डेड रेल ( एसडब्लूआर ) (1) 08.06 आन ट्रैक मशीन (1) 08.07 छोटी ट्रैक मशीने (1) 08.09 विद्युतीकृत सेक्शन में हाइट गेज (1) 08.11 अंडर ट्रायल सामग्री का रिकॉर्ड (1) 09 गति प्रतिबन्ध और संकेतक (1) 09 Receipt And Inspection of stores (1) 09.01 ठेकेदार की सुरक्षित कार्य प्रणाली (1) 09.03 रेल संरक्षा आयुक्त की स्वीकृति वाले कार्य (1) 10 निरक्षण का उद्देश्य (1) 10 ISSUE AND DISTRIBUTION OF STORES (1) 10.01 राइडिंग गुणवत्ता तथा राइडिंग इंडेक्स (1) 10.03 सिटीआर तथा टीजीआई (1) 10.04 रेलपथ प्रबंधन पध्दति (टीऍमएस ) (1) 11 RETURNED STORES (1) 11.01 स्लीपरो का बिछाना (1) 12 दुर्घटना (1) 12 Scrap Disposal (1) 12.01 ब्रीच (1) 12.02 डाईवर्शन (1) 13 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT (1) 14 लंबी वेल्डित रेल (परिभाषाए) (1) 14.01 एलडब्लूआर / सीडब्लूआरके लिये स्वीकृत स्थान (1) 14.02 एलडब्लूआरकी डीस्ट्रेसिंग (1) 14.03 एलडब्लूआर / सीडब्लूआर का अनुरक्षण (1) 14.04 रेलपथ पर्येवेक्षक - मेट तथा चाबीदार के लिए अनुमत तथा निषिद्ध कार्य (1) 15 - सर्वेक्षण (1) 15 बयाना राशि और जमानत राशि (1) 16 रेलवे टेंडर सिस्टम (Railway Tender System) (1) Active & Passive Earth Pressure (1) Anti corrosive treatment (1) Bearings in Bridge (1) Blanketing Material (1) Buckling of track (1) Building Work (1) CMS Crossing (1) CRS Sanction (1) CTR and TGI Value (1) Cant deficiency & Cant Excess (1) Census (1) Chequered Tiles (1) Chlorination Practices (1) Chlorine demand (1) Completion report (1) Contour & Contour interval (1) Correction Slip (1) Curing of Concrete (1) Design mode (1) Destressing (1) Disinfection of water (1) Duties of Gateman (1) E01.02 Duties of Keyman / Mate / PWS (1) E02.01 Permanent Way (1) E02.02 Handling of 90 UTS rails (1) E02.05 Rail Temperature (1) E02.06 Rail Joints (1) E02.07 Maintenance of Rail Joints (1) E03.01 SLEEPERS AND FASTENINGS - Functions of Sleepers (1) E03.02 Comparison between Various Types of Sleepers (1) E03.04 Laying of Sleepers (1) E04.02 Ballast Profile for L.W.R. track (1) E04.04 Bridges (1) E05.01 Points & Crossings: Introduction & Definitions (1) E05.04 Maintenance and Inspection of Points and Crossing (1) E05.05 Reconditioning of Points and Crossing (1) E06.01 Basics of Curves (1) E06.02 Realignment of Curve (1) E08.01 MAINTENANCE OF TRACK-Through packing (1) E08.02 Systematic Overhauling (1) E08.03 Annual Programme for Regular Track Maintenances (1) E08.04 Lifting/ Lowering of Track and Creep (1) E08.05 Deep Screening (1) E08.06 Short Welded Rail (1) E08.07 Maintenance of SWR (1) E08.10 Level Crossing (1) E08.11 Equipments at Level Crossing (1) E08.12 Maintenance / Examination / Inspection of Level Crossing / Gate (1) E08.14 Welding of Rails (1) E08.15 Records of Material under Trial (As per Cs.no 99) (1) E09.01 Speed Restriction and Indicators (1) E09.02 Safe Working of Contractors (As per Cs.No 95) (1) E09.03 Works Requiring CRS Sanction (1) E10.01 INSPECTION OF TRACK - Object of Inspection (1) E10.02 Riding Quality and Riding Index (1) E10.03 Track Recording and Oscillograph Car (1) E10.04 CTR and TGI Value (1) E12.01 ACCIDENTS AND BREACHES - Accidents (1) E12.02 Breaches (1) E12.03 Diversion (1) E14.01 LONG WELDED RAIL - Definitions (1) E14.02 Permitted locations for LWR/CWR (1) E14.04 Maintenance of LWR / CWR (1) E14.05 DOs and Don’ts OF LWR For PWM / MATES & KEYMAN (1) Egineering (1) Elastic Fastening (1) Elastic Rail Clip (1) FOB (1) Fabrication of Glued joint IN SITU. (1) Flushing cisterns (1) Greasing of ERCs (1) Grow More Food Scheme (1) H02 भण्डार विभाग का महत्व (1) H03 भण्डार डिपो की संरचना (1) H04 भण्डार का वर्गीकरण (1) H05 कोडिफीकेशन (1) H06 मानकीकरण एवं उसकी उपयोगिता (1) H07 वित्तीय औचित्य के सिध्दांत (1) H08 क्रय के विभिन्न माध्यम (1) H09 क्रय में विविध अधिमान्यताए (1) H10 भण्डार विभाग के अधिकारियो की क्रय शक्तियां (1) H12 निविदा समिति (1) H13 अनुबंध (1) H16 स्थानीय खरीद (1) H17 भण्डार डिपो में भण्डार प्राप्ति के स्त्रोत (1) H18 महत्वपूर्ण वस्तुए एवं उनकी खरीद (1) H19 भण्डार डिपो का संगठन एवं कार्य (1) H20 प्राप्ति अनुभाग की क्रिया - विधि (1) H21 वार्ड की क्रिया - विधि (1) H22 प्रेषण अनुभाग की क्रिया - विधि (1) H23 बहीखाता अनुभाग की क्रिया - विधि (1) H24 डिपो प्रणाली (1) H25 भण्डार का निरीक्षण (1) H26 अस्वीकृत भण्डार (1) H27 लौटाया गया भण्डार (1) H28 अग्रदाय भण्डार (1) H29 अधिशेष भण्डार (1) H30 रेल सामग्री की बिक्री (1) H31 रद्दी माल और नीलामी बिक्रिया (1) H32 वस्तु - सूची नियंत्रण (1) H33 स्टॉक सत्यापन (1) H34 मांगकरताओ व्दारा डिपुओ से भण्डार प्राप्त करने की प्रक्रिया (1) H35 संक्षिप्त टिप्पणीयां (1) Handling of 90 UTS Rails (1) Height Gauges on Electrified Section (1) Honey combing of concrete & its prevention (1) Hot Weather Patrolling (1) Imprest Store (1) Indicator Boards & Signages (1) Insulated joints (1) Isolation (1) Laying of Sleepers (1) Licensing Railway Land cultivation (1) Liner Biting (1) Maintenance of CMS Xing (1) Maintenance of Rail Joints (1) Maintenancee of SWR (1) Manson precaution (1) Numerical rating system (NRS) (1) Optimum moisture content (1) PWI (1) PWI / AEN / DEN (1) Pandrol Clip (1) Pile Foundation (1) Protection of Rail (1) Pumping Water Level (1) Rail Clusters (1) Rail Joints (1) Railway Affecting Works (1) Railway Construction (1) Realignments of Curve) (1) Reconditioning of Points and Crossing (1) Rehabilitation of Bridges (1) Renewal of Rail (1) River Training protection work (1) Safe Working (1) Safety at P. Way Work Site (1) Schedule of Inspection of Bridges (1) Sleeper Cribs (1) Soil Consistency (1) Static Water Level (1) Steel Structures (1) Stock sheet (1) TGI and OMS (1) Tender System (1) Thermit Welding (1) Track Inspection (1) Track Maintenance (1) Track Management System (1) Transitions (1) Turnout (1) Venerable location (1) Washable Aprons (1) Water Cement ratio (1) Water Quality (1) Water Supply (1) Water closetsu (1) Waterproofing (1) Well Foundation (1) Winter Precautions (1) Workability of Concrete (1) disposal of human waste: (1) distribution System (1) dry density (1) pass (1) rail fracture (1) safe speed (1) super elevation (1) track-Overhauling (1) urinals (1) wash basin. (1) weld failure (1) कार्य एवं उद्देश्य (1) ट्रैक रिकॉर्डिंग तथा दोलन लेखी कार (1) रेल पथ मेट के कर्तव्य (1)