MCT-2 Individual Bits
MCT-2 Individual Bits
11. When brake is manually released by QRV, which pressure will be vent out?
Ans: CR pressure
12. During brake release, air from BC goes to
Ans: Atmosphere
13. When DV is working condition the position of DV handle is
Ans: Vertical
14. In the passenger train, the diameter of brake pipe & feed pipe is
Ans: 25 mm
15. What is the piston stroke of air brake coaching train?
Ans: 32 mm
1. What is the color of Feed Pipe and Green Pipe?
Answer: BP – Green, FP – White
2. ______ is called brain of Air brake system?
Answer: Distributor Valve
3. What is Minimum rate of BP reduction at which all DVs’ will actuate?
Answer: 0.6kg/sq cm in 6 seconds
4. What is Maximum rate of BP reduction at which no DV will actuate?
Answer: 0.3 kg/sq cm in 60 seconds
5. What is drop limit in BP for goods stock in Leakage test?
Answer: 1.25 kg/sq cm
6. What is drop limit in BP for for passenger train in Leakage test?
Answer: 0.2 kg/sq cm/min
7. What is MR drop limit in Efficiency Test?
Answer: 8 kg/sq cm in 60 seconds
8. ______ indicates the rate of charging of brake pipe pressure?
Answer: Air Flow Indicator
9. Do not release the brakes for any reason until the ______ is rectified?
Answer: Fault
10. Brake Application and Release is based on the difference of pressure between __________
Answer: CR and BP
PPT NO.04 – AUTOMATIC PRESSURE MODIFICATION
1) APM Device is interposed between---------------( Bogie Side frame and Under frame of
wagons)
2) Unlike LSD the APM will activate at --------------(Unloaded Condition)
3) Number of APMs required per wagon------------(One)
4) In Empty condition the pressure from DV to BC is ---------(2.2+-0.25 kg/cm2)
5) In Loded condition the pressure from DV to BC is -----------(3.8+-0.1 kg/cm2)
6) The type of APM Device used is ---------(EL-60 valve)
7) The factory setting for the movement of sensor is -------(104mm)
8) For loaded zone the slack between sensor point and bogie should be------ (79mm)
9) For Empty zone the slack should be within --------------(25mm)
10) The colour indicated by the indicator during ‘ON’ (Empty condition) is ----(orange
colour)
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS - BIO TOILET
1. Type of Bacteria used in Bio-Toilets is ………………………………( Anaerobic
Bacteria )
2. Material used for Nesting of Bacteria in Bio digester tank is …………..(Colonized
Rubber Mat)
3. Number of chambers present in Bio digester tank are ……………….. ( 06 )
4. Anaerobic bacteria can double its population within ……………….. ( 06 – 08 hours )
5. Anaerobic process in Bio toilets is ……………………in nature( Exothermic )
6. The Effluent discharged from Bio toilets should have a PH Value between ……( 6 – 9 )
7. The Cleaning agent used in Bio toilets is …………….( Chlorine )
8. The cleaning agent used as an alternative for Chlorine is …………….. ( KMNO4 Tablet
)
9. Samples for testing of Effluent discharged should be collected
…………………….(Quarterly basis )
10. Most efficient Bio toilet system used now a days is ………………….. ( S – Trap )
11. The gases released into atmosphere from Bio toilets are ………………… ( CO2
+Methane )
12. The cleaning agent used in Bio toilets should be ………………….( Bio degradable )
13. The Effluent discharged from Bio toilets should have COD value less than
……………………(2000 mg O2/Ltr )
14. The diameter of S-Trap pipe for smooth discharge of fecal matter is ………… ( 60 mm )
15. Anaerobic bacteria can withstand subzero temperature up to ………( 60 centigrade )
1. Type of coupler used in wagons_____ (AAR ‘E’ type High tensile Centre Buffer
Coupler)
2. Brake rigging in BVZI wagon is _____ mounted (Bogie mounted)
3. LCCF Bogie is used for _____ type of wagons (Container flat wagons)
4. Wheel diameter of LCCF wagon _____ (840mm)
5. Air brake system of wagons have ______ release (graduated)
6. Wheel diameter of CASBUN bogie ______(1000mm)
7. Brake rigging in BOBRN is ______ (Underframe mounted)
8. Bogie for highest max. axle load _____ (LWLH 25 bogie)
9. Wheel base of CASNUB bogie _____ (2000mm)
10. Bearing used in BOXNS ______ (K type CTRB)
1.The maximum pressure allowed through LSD valve which is connected
through reducing valve (4kg/cm2)
2. The maximum pressure allowed through LSD valve which is not connected
through reducing valve (5kg/cm2)
3. In BMBS brake cylinder pressures 2.2kg/cm2 in empty condition and
3.8kg/cm2 in loaded condition obtained by using a device called ......(APM)
4. APM allowable pressure in empty condition……(2.2+/-0.25kg/cm2)
5.APM allowable pressure in loaded condition……(3.8+/-0kg/cm2)
6.capacity of Auxiliary reservoir used in BMBS based wagons is..(100Li.)
7. Piston stroke of BLC empty wagon……( 95+/-10mm)
8. Piston stroke of BLC loaded wagon……(120+/-10mm)
9. In BLC empty wagon during brake application the pressure of brake
cylinder…(2.2kg/cm2)
10. In BLC loaded wagon during brake application the pressure of brake
cylinder..(3.8kg/cm2)
1. DMS of the ward should maintain register of all such items having
limited shelf life
2. Efforts should be made for issues of items having limited shelf life well
before it's expiry following the principle of FIFO i. e "first in first out
strictly"
3. Extreme heart Or cold can cause chemical degradation.
4. Timber and wooden items are damaged by insert borer termite and
micro organization.
5. Drums of ready mix paints should be periodically rolled to avoid
Settlement of pigment should not be kept in stock for more than six
months.
6. Flux coating of electrodes is dedicated and is adversely effected by
humidity Or extreme dryness.
7. Petrol and Denaturated spirit storage is governed by petroleum rules.
8. Most common acids stored HCL ,H2SO4 ,HNO3
9. French chalk should be apply on the surface of rubber stores
10. Dry cells using torch having limited life and must be use within
6months
ART/ARMV
1. ARTs are classified into how many.............................?
Ans. Three.
2. Which class of ART consists of 140T crane..................?
Ans. Class A
3. Class B ART comprises.............................only.
Ans. HRE (Hydraulic Re-railing Equipment)
4. Mechanical Tool Van is a part....................class ART.
Ans. C class.
5. Expand ARMV................................
Ans Accident Relief Medical Van
6. Expand ART.........................
Ans Accident Relief Train
7. Kind of HREs used in Indian Railways (make).................
Ans Lukas, MFD and BEMCO
8. ARMVs are classified into..........................
Ans Scale I and Scale II
9. Expand SPART...............
Ans Self Propelled Accident Relief Train
10. Hydraulic Rescue Devices are part of .............................
Ans ARMVs
11. Maintenance training on 140T crane is imparted at POH shops
of...................
Ans Parel and Jamalpur
12. Disaster Management training is imparted at.......................
Ans National Industrial Security Academy, Hyderabad
13. ART turning out timings are...................
Ans 30 min and 45 min
14. ARMV turning out times are...................
Ans 15 min and 20 min
15. Siren code for accident at out station, through running is affected and
ARMV is required
Ans. Four long and one shortThe Wagon brake application time is
………………….(15 sec)
ANS: better
3.Electrode used to join two stainless steel to stainless steel is______________ in case of
MMAW welding process
ANS: IRS class M2
ANS: 840mm
7. For carrying out welding activity,Welders must be trained as per
specification______________________
ANS: 64.51%
9. Match the Throughput per Rake
i)BCNA a)3368.6T
ii)BOXN b)2496.12T
iii) BCNHL c) 4118T
iv)BOXNHL d)4106.4T
11. Ferritic Stainless steels are generally limited to service temperatures below
____________________
ANS: 400 ֯ C
12. Maintenance activities in SS wagons includes_____________________
ANS: Inspection, cutting, straightening, replacement, welding
13. Members which are more than 5mm thickness and are distorted/bent can be heated
locally up to _________ and ________________by hammering /pulling
ANS: 150֯ C and straightened
1. Manual Empty - Load device is used for Under frame mounted type of air brake
system.
2. The change in BC piston travel in a wagon having manual empty load device when
brake applied in loaded and empty conditions is Zero.
3. In Manual empty load device the brake power is increased or decreased by changing
the Brake Leverage ratio .
4. In Manual empty load device system, the default BC pressure admitted when brake
applied in empty wagon is 3.8 kg/cm2, and in loaded condition it is 3.8 kg/cm2.
5. The position of the change-over lever of Manual empty load device is changed to
loaded condition when the gross weight is 42.5 Tonnes & above.
6. The Manual empty load device is a mechanical device which works with the help of
levers and rods.
7. The colour of empty tie rod is Green and colour of load tie rod is Yellow.
8. The piston of BC is connected to Live Horizontal Lever whereas in the rear side of
BC Dead horizontal lever is connected.
9. The size of BC for U/F mounted brake system is 14 inch.
10. Change-over handle is rotated to Left side which is painted yellow when Empty
condition.
11. Change-over lever is rotated to right side which is painted Black when in Loaded
condition.
Marshalling
1) Sanction of ........... is required for allowing Over Dimensional Consignment (ODM).
Ans. Principal Chief Operational Manager(PCOM)
2) Maximum of .............. explosive wagons can be carried by goods train.
Ans. 10
3) Maximum of ………… explosive wagons can be carried by mixed/parcel train.
Ans. 3
4) Number of dummy wagons required in case of 8-wheeler brake van is ..........
Ans. Zero
5) In standard BTPN rakes both side 8-wheeler Brake Van’s are used to avoid delay in
...........
Ans. Marshalling
6) If dead loco is attached in rear of the train then escort is compulsory. True/False
Ans. True
7) Officers shall not take or send their Saloons outside their jurisdiction without the prior
consent of their head of department and the …………… .
Ans. PCOM
8) Maximum number of Saloons permitted in mail and express trains.
Ans. One
9) One Saloon may be attached to a train in excess of the prescribed load but the actual
tonnage must be shown in ........
Ans. VG ( Vehicle Guidance )
10) If the flash point is above 23 degrees Celsius and below 65 degrees Celsius then it is
classified as ……….. Class liquid.
Ans. B
ODC
BLC WAGONS
Stores Management
1)The only explosive stocked in stores depot is Fog Signals.
2)Paints detoriate with Long storage
3)Oxygen is supplied in Steel Cylinders
4)Glass sheets should be stacked Vertically in a wooden crates properly cushioned
5)Cloths should be stacked in Steel Almirahs
6)Dry cells are adversely affected by Dampness and Humidity
7) Electrodes should be kept in original packing in Cool and Dry place
8)Calcium carbide requires Licensing for storing
9)Stocks of acid should be kept away from Paper,Wood and other General stores
10)Goggles and Hand gloves should be used while handling Acid Containers
11) Preferably Large stocks are best kept on the Floor
12) While storing and preservation of acids,the use of Closed Bins should be avoided
Disaster Management
1. The first hour after the accident is termed as ‘The Golden Hour’
2. Distance between 2 ART on broad gauge track is 250-300KM
3. Full form of SPART is Self Propelled Accident Relief Train
4. The target time for turning out ART day and night is 30 minutes during day and 45
minutes during night
5. Accident siren when accident takes place at out station, main line obstructed and ART
required is Four Long
6. For 140T crane maintenance training is imparted at POH shop Parel and Jamalpur
7. The target time for turning out MRT for direct/indirect dispatch is 15 minutes during
day and 30 minutes during night
8. Disaster management plans should be devised at the zonal and divisional levels.
9. Full form of SPARMV is Self Propelled Accident Relief Medical Van
10. ART are classified as Class A, Class B, Class C
11. The duration of the hooter shall be 30 Seconds for long and 05 seconds for the short
12. Class A ART consists of Hydraulic Re-Railing Equipment (HRE) + 140T BD
Crane.
13. Class B ART consists of HRE only
14. ARMV are classified as Scale I and Scale II
15. Basic fire fighting training is being imparted at AP State Fire Training School,
Hyderabad
Bits on Working principle of Distributor Valve
1) AR is filled from DV up to 5Kg/cm2 pressure.
2) When QRV is pulled, CR pressures becomes ZERO .
3) Coach brake application time is 3-5 Sec.
4) In Charging stage, Brake cylinder is connected to Exhaust Port.
5) In ICF coach, the maximum pressure allowed in brake cylinder is 3.8Kg/cm2.
6) Minimum air pressure required to move piston in brake cylinder is 0.4Kg/cm2.
7) Wagon brake release time is 45- 60 Sec.
8) R-Charger handle in horizontal position represents Distributor Valve is isolated.
9) For Brake application, CR Pressure should be greater than Brake Pipe Pressure.
10) Coach brake release time is 15-20 Sec.
11) Wagon brake application time is 15-30 Sec.
12) Permissible Leakage rate in FP,BP in goods stock is 0.1kg/cm2 in one minute.
LOCK BOLT
1) --------------- is a process of joining two pieces of metal by which non-homogeneous
permanent joint is achieved. (Riveting)
2) Side/End stanchions are joined using-------------- ----. (Riveting)
3)--------------- is pin employing a special locking collar instead of a nut, commonly used
to create secure long-term connections that are capable of withstanding force and
vibration.(lock bolt)
4) Huck Bolt is Made of ---------------- (Alloy Steel Coated with Nickel-Platinum)
5)Drill speed for hole preparation of stainless steel is -------- (300 to 1000 rpm)
6) For lock bolt installation maximum pull pressure is ------------(510 bar)
7) For lock bolt installation maximum return pressure is ---------- (220 bar)
8)----------------- to be ensured and must be fitted with service bolts.(hole matching)
8) For lock bolt installation tool to be placed -------------- (along the axis of the bolt)
9)Reasons for ring formation in collar are ------------------.(higher collar dia/selection of
wrong tool)
10) Improper swagging of collar is due to ------------ (worn out /dented anvil)
11) The minimum yield strength of grade 8 lock bolts is ---------------.(250N/m2)
Bits on (LSD) & (APM)
1. …………… stage braking is achieved using LSD & APM. (two)
2. Braking using LSD & APM prevents ……………. on empty wagons? (wheel
skidding)
3. The inlet connection of the LSD is connected to ……… (Air Reservoir)
4. The outlet connection of the LSD is connected to ……………. (change over valve
of DV)
5. APM restricts the brake cylinder pressure coming from the Distributor valve to
………kg/cm2 in empty condition of the wagon. (2.2±0.25)
6. When mounted on under frame, APM functioning is based on the gap between
……………. of the wagon. (under frame and bogie side frame)
7. The angle formed by the longitudinal axes of the LSD and the contact surface
(base plate) must be………….. (90°±10º)
8. The main drawback with LSD design is ……………. (tendency of fatigue failure)
9. ………… number of APM shall be used per wagon. (one)
10. With the provision of APM, brake cylinder pressure of …….. Kg/cm2 is obtained
in the loaded condition. (3.8 ± 0.1)
MAINTAINCE MANUAL OF WAGONS
Train Lighting:
1. Electrolyte used in the lead acid battery is _ (Dilute sulphuric acid H2SO4)
2. Batteries are connected in series ___ increases, _____ remains same (overall
voltage, overall capacity )
3. Batteries are connected in parallel ___ increases, _____ remains same (overall
capacity, overall voltage)
4. The capacity of the battery is denoted as ___(Ampere -hour)
5. Separator used in VRLA cells ___(AGM=Absorbent Glass Matt)
6. The total battery bank open circuit voltage of AC coaches ___ (115 V)
7. The total battery bank open circuit voltage of TL coaches ___ (11 V)
8. Cell low voltage , cell dead, cell reversal are the modes of ___ ( cell failure)
9. In the case of charging of AC coaches boost voltage is set at ___ (128.8 V)
10. In the case of charging of TL coaches boost voltage is set at ___ (131 V)
WHEEL IMPACT LOAD DETECTOR
1) WILD stands for ___________( Wheel Impact Load Detector).
2) When wheel is flat, it applies a/an ___________ load on the rail when the flat portion
hits with the rail.(Impact)
3) In WILD, the dynamic forces applied on the track will be detected by ________(
Rosette Strain Gauges).
4) The salient devices in WILD are ___________, ___________ & __________(
Transducer, Data Logger & Report generation and communication equipment).
5) The impact load of a flat wheel will indicate a signature with a/an ___________
followed by a/an ___________ within milliseconds(Sudden drop, & instantaneous
increase).
6) No. of channels to record dynamic wheel load are ___________(12)
7) Normal load is the ___________ of ____ lower values of load(Average of 10).
8) WILD can cater for all wheels with ___________(770 mm - 1100 mm).
9) The software required for WILD are ___________ & ___________(LabVIEW &
MATLAB).
10) ILF limits for Maintenance and Critical alarms are _______ & _______( 2.0-4.5 &
>4.5).
11) Tonnage limits for Maintenance and Critical alarms values are _____ & ___(25-35 &
>35)
12) Tests to be conducted for PTC are ___________, ___________, ___________,
___________, ___________ & ___________. ( Consistency, Calibration, Accuracy,
epeatability, Speed, No. of engines/wagons test).
Environment & Housekeeping Management
1. Full form of EnHM -----------------. (Environment and Housekeeping Management).
2. Growing pressures on the environment from Degradation of --------and Loss of ----------
-(ecosystems, biodiversity)
3. ------------ are the three pillars of Sustainability.(environment economy & society)
4. In plat forms dust and rags are removed by---------. (brooms & V scissor mops).
5. Stations are clubbed into ----------. (non sub urban, sub urban and halt)
6. The resources available in earth are ------------. (coal, petroleum products, LPG, NCG)
etc.
7. --------------- Meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their needs. (Sustainable Development)
8. --------------- Is an environmental problem that diminishes the capacity of species to
survive.(Degradation of Ecosystem)
9. Surroundings in which an organization operates, including air, water, land, natural
resources, flora, fauna, humans and their interrelationships is called-------
(Environment)
10. NGT full form – -----------(National green tribunal)
AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
1. The capacity of A.R in ICF – 200 litres
2. The capacity of A.R in wagon -100 litres
3. ----------------is used to connect the different types of DV’s to control reservoir-
common pipe bracket
4. The capacity of C.R is – 6 litres
5. Empty road device mainly used for – wagons
6. In coaching the diameter of B.P and F.P is – 25mm
7. In wagons the diameter of B.P is -32mm
8. The type of dirt collector used in bogie mounted passenger coach is - 2way
9.Which equipment is no charged when D.V is isolated – control reservoir and brake
cylinder
10. During release the air from B.C goes to – atmosphere
11. When D.V is in working condition the position of DV handle is – vertical
12. When brake is manually released by QRV, which pressure will be vent out- C.R
pressure
13. Check value with choke allows air from – F.P to A.R
AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
1) Two types of Air Brake System Are ____________ & _____________
Direct Release System & Graduated Release System.
2) In __________ only brake pipe is provided for charging the AR and for Brake
application. Single Pipe System
3) In __________Brake pipe is provided for DV operation. Feed pipe for charging
Auxiliary Reservoir. Twin pipe system
4) Brake Application and Release is based on the difference of pressure between
_________.CR and BP.
5) When ______ reduces below CR pressure, the brakes get applied.BP
6) When ________ pressure becomes equal the brakes get released.BP and CR
7) BC pressure develops proportional to the rate of BP reduction in the range of
_____.
0.8 to 3.8 kg/sq cm.
8) Maximum Pressure Limiter Limits the Maximum BC pressure to _____.3.8 kg/sq
cm
9) _______ Isolates BP from DV and releases AR pressure when closed (EK type)
Isolates BP from DV (C3W type).Isolating Cock
10) The drop in BP should not be more than_____ for goods stock & _____for
passenger train.1.25 kg/sq cm (0.25kg/sq cm/min) & 0.2 kg/sq cm/min
11) In case of parting, driver should move the _______ to emergency position to stop
further reduction of MR air after the rear portion stops. Automatic brake valve
handle
12) In case of loco failure driver should apply _______and ________until the loco is
rectified.A9 to emergency position & Should not release A9
1) Two stage APM function is based on the gap between …………… and
…………………….. (underframe/ Bogie side frame)
2) APM is provided with a ………………… which senses the empty and loaded
condition of the wagon during braking (sensing arm)
3) APM restricts the brake cylinder pressure coming from the Distributor valve to
………….. in empty condition of the wagon (2.2 kg/cm2)
4) APM allows the brake cylinder pressure of in loaded condition of the wagon. (3.8
kg/cm2)
5) The contact of sensing arm with side frame of the bogie occurs during braking only.
(True / False)
6) APM should sense the gap only at the time of …………………….( application)
7) During brake application if pressure is send to APM reservoir the APM indicates
showing ………………………. indictor (Orange colour)
8) APM is connected between ……………… and …………………….. (DV and BC)
9) APM device is interposed between ………………….. (Bogie side frame and under
frame of wagons)
10) APM systems does not require two stage DVs as compared to LSD systems (True/
False)
BIO TOILETS
1)Bio toilet tank is made of_______
Ans:-Stainless Steel.
2)Mats used for nesting of bacteria are
Ans:-Colonized Rubber Mats.
3)In GS,SCN and AC-3T bio tank used of
Ans:-C-MOUNTING.
4)Bacteria in bio toilet tank are called as
Ans:-Anaerobic Bacteria.
5)Anaerobic bacteria are sensitive to
Ans:-Detergents and acids.
6)Anaerobic bacteria are doubled with population in
Ans:- 06-08 hours
7)Alternative used with chlorine is
Ans:-kMn04
8)Traps used in bio toilets are
Ans:-P-TRAP and S-TRAP.
9)Wall thickness of Strap seamless stainless steel pipe is
Ans:-3.5 + or - 0.5mm.
10)Guard compartment has water tank capacity of
Ans:-50ltr.
11)Most effective bio toilets used now a day is
Ans:-S-TRAP.
12)The effluent discharged from bio toilets should have COD value less than
Ans:-2000mg02/ltr
13)Number of chambers in bil toilet digester tank
Ans:-06
14)Samples for testing of effluent discharged should be collected
Ans:-Quaterly basis
15)Cleaning agent used in bio toilets is
Ans:-Chlorine