25 kV OHE Systems Overview
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What is the primary focus of the guidelines regarding structures in the vicinity of semaphore signals?

  • To increase the height of the signals.
  • To maintain adequate clearance from the signals. (correct)
  • To ensure visual clarity of the signals.
  • To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the structures.

Which speed category is specifically addressed for the setting of structures on curved tracks?

  • Speed 100 km/h.
  • Speed 200 km/h. (correct)
  • Speed 250 km/h.
  • Speed 150 km/h.

What type of arrangement is described for raising track structures in regulated systems?

  • Standard anchor arrangement.
  • Typical arrangement of structure assembly. (correct)
  • Typical cross-section arrangement.
  • Cantilever arrangement (Normal).

Which component is crucial for the electrical insulation in overhead equipment systems?

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What is the purpose of a neutral section in overhead equipment systems?

<p>To prevent electrical shorts. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which setting is the arrangement of overhead equipment particularly important for enhanced safety?

<p>In the vicinity of crowded platforms. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characteristic must conductors for 25 kV AC OHE possess?

<p>High conductivity for efficient energy transmission. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the distance in meters for structure number 3?

<p>2.90 m (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which structure has the maximum distance in meters?

<p>Structure 2 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the distance from the signal post for a setting value of 3.10 meters?

<p>270 m (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which setting value has the shortest distance from the signal post?

<p>2.50 (Normal) (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many structures have a distance of 2.75 meters?

<p>3 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the setting distance of the mast for a setting value of 2.90 meters?

<p>45 m (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the distance from the signal post for a setting value of 2.75 meters?

<p>115 m (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following structures has the same distance as structure number 7?

<p>Structure 1 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the setting value that corresponds with a distance from the signal post of 400 meters?

<p>3.25 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What components are included in the OHE system?

<p>Catenary wire, contact wire, dropper, and supporting structures (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the setting distance of mast when the setting value is 3.50 meters?

<p>70 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the dropper schedule for regulated OHE, which span corresponds to a dropper length D4 of 1280 mm?

<p>67.50 meters (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

At which setting value is the distance from the signal post the shortest?

<p>3.50 meters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following values is NOT part of the dropper lengths shown in the table?

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What is the distance from the signal post when the setting value is 2.90 meters?

<p>225 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum span length mentioned for regulated OHE with equal encumbrance?

<p>18 meters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which dropper number corresponds to a span of 40.50 meters?

<p>5 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the setting distance of mast change when increasing the setting value from 3.05 to 3.25 meters?

<p>Increases by 15 meters (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which setting value has both the distance from the signal post and the setting distance of mast at their maximum?

<p>2.50 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What pattern can be observed in the distances from the signal post as the setting value increases from 2.50 meters to 3.50 meters?

<p>Increases then decreases (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which setting value corresponds to a setting distance of mast of 45 meters?

<p>2.75 meters (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How far is the distance from the signal post at the normal setting value of 2.50 meters?

<p>130 meters (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between the setting distance of mast and the distance from the signal post across different setting values?

<p>Setting distance varies independently from distance from signal post (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following setting values has a setting distance of mast less than 50 meters?

<p>3.05 meters (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the required extra clearance for a structure at a height of 5410 mm above rail level with a degree of curvature of 3.0?

<p>480 mm (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which degree of curvature requires the least extra clearance from 840 mm to 4420 mm above rail level?

<p>1.0 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the extra clearance between adjacent tracks when there is no structure between tracks for a degree of curvature of 6.0?

<p>300 mm (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

At what degree of curvature is the extra clearance outside of curve for any height the highest?

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For a radius of curvature of 291 m, what is the extra clearance for heights up to 840 mm?

<p>110 mm (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the extra clearance from 840 mm to 4420 mm above rail level for a curvature degree of 1 1/20?

<p>220 mm (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

At a maximum speed of 106 km/h, which combination of clearance dimensions ensures safe operation for a curvature degree of 2.0?

<p>100 mm and 590 mm (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum extra clearance required at heights up to 840 mm for a curvature degree of 1/20?

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Which height above rail level requires the greatest extra clearance for a curvature degree of 8.0?

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With a degree of curvature of 3/40, what is the extra clearance required outside the curve for any height?

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What is the purpose of the dropper schedule for regulated OHE?

<p>To specify the length and placement of droppers along the line (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which section are the characteristics of conductors for the 25 kV AC OHE detailed?

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Which structure arrangement is specifically designed for high-speed track operations?

<p>Cantilever arrangement (High Speed) (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which termination type is used for regulated OHE that utilizes a pulley block?

<p>Termination of regulated OHE (Pulley block type) (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect does the 'Cantilever arrangement (High Speed)' address?

<p>Stability of overhead structures at high velocities (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which setting is critical for safe operation near colour light signals with route indicators?

<p>Setting of structures in the vicinity of colour light signals with route indicator. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is included in the standard anticreep arrangement within OHE systems?

<p>Mechanisms to prevent track shifting (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What element is crucial for maintaining the vertical alignment of the OHE system structures?

<p>Cross span wire (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of foundation is appropriate for supporting an OHE mast in hard soil conditions?

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In the context of OHE systems, what is the function of the turn buckle?

<p>To adjust tension in the wire system (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which structural component is indicated as supporting the contact wire in the OHE system?

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What is the main consideration when determining the setting distance for OHE structures?

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What is the maximum setting distance of mast for a setting value of 3.50 meters?

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Which setting value corresponds to a distance from the signal post of 225 meters?

<p>2.90 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

At which setting value does the distance from the signal post first exceed 300 meters?

<p>3.25 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the smallest setting distance of mast recorded across all setting values?

<p>30 meters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which setting value has a distance from the signal post that is the closest to 250 meters?

<p>3.05 meters (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For a setting value of 2.90 meters, what is the setting distance of the mast?

<p>40 meters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the distance from the signal post change as the setting value increases from 2.50 to 3.50 meters?

<p>It increases for every setting value. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the setting value that corresponds with a distance from the signal post of 130 meters?

<p>2.50 meters (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following distances from the signal post is associated with the setting value of 3.50 meters?

<p>70 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum span length detailed in the span and stagger chart?

<p>5,750 meters (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between span length and radius of curvature as presented in the span and stagger chart?

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What is the maximum stagger value at a wind load of 75 kgf/m²?

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What elements comprise the overhead equipment (OHE) system as shown in the schematic arrangement?

<p>Catenary wire, contact wire, dropper, and supporting structures (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the general clearance diagram for tangent and flat curves, what is depicted regarding clearances?

<p>Both clearances between the OHE system and tracks, and OHE system and moving train (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum stagger value mentioned in the span and stagger chart?

<p>25 mm (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of jumper is shown in the schematic arrangement of regulated and unregulated OHE?

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What additional structure is illustrated in the schematic for managing tension in the OHE system?

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What is the tension length approximated in the provided schematic for normal settings?

<p>1800 m (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which components make up the OHE system?

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What is the maximum dropper length included in the dropper schedule for regulated OHE with equal encumbrance?

<p>1370 mm (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the dropper schedule for regulated OHE, what is the span corresponding to a dropper length D3 of 1044 mm?

<p>63.00 m (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is illustrated in the general clearance diagram for tangent and flat curves?

<p>Clearances between the OHE system and track structures (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the shortest dropper length indicated in the dropper schedule for span lengths?

<p>475 mm (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the range of spans covered in the dropper schedule for regulated OHE with equal encumbrance?

<p>18.00 m to 72.00 m (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When the pantograph is lowered, which configuration is shown in the diagram?

<p>Cross-section of track with the lowered OHE (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which dropper number corresponds to a span of 49.50 meters?

<p>6 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For regulated OHE, how do the dropper lengths change as the span decreases?

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Which of the following spans corresponds to a dropper length D4 of 1313 mm?

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Flashcards

25 kV OHE Diagrams

Visual representations of overhead line equipment (OHE) arrangements and components, issued by RDSO (Railway Board).

Semaphore Signals

A type of railway signal using a mechanical arm to indicate a command.

Color Light Signals

Railway signals that use colored lights to indicate commands.

Route Indicator

Feature of color light signals guiding route selection.

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Curved Track

Railway track that follows a curved path.

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Overhead Line Equipment (OHE)

System of wires and structures above railway tracks to provide electric power to trains.

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Regulated OHE

OHE system with standardized clearances and arrangements.

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Unregulated OHE

OHE system with less stringent standards.

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Span and Stagger Chart

Diagram displaying optimal spacing of OHE structures.

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Dropper Schedule

Table specifying the location and type of OHE droppers.

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General Clearance Diagram

Diagram defining the minimum distance between the OHE structure and signals.

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Setting Value (Meters)

A measurement used to determine the distance of a mast and signal post for visibility at 600 meters.

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Setting Distance of Mast (Meters)

The distance in meters from a fixed point to the mast, affecting the visibility range of signals.

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Distance from Signal Post (Meters)

The distance in meters from a fixed point to the signal post, impacting the visibility range of signals.

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2.50 (Normal) Setting Value

The reference setting value for signal placement, representing a standard configuration for visibility.

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200 km/h Max Speed

A speed limit that influences the extra clearance required between structures and adjacent tracks on curved sections of railway.

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Extra Clearance (mm)

The additional space required between a structure and a railway track on curved sections, ensuring safety during operation at high speeds.

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Degree of Curvature

The measurement of how sharply a railway track bends, affecting the extra clearance needed for safety.

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Radius of Curvature

The radius of the circular arc that describes the curvature of a railway track.

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Setting Distance of Structure 7

The structure number 7 is located 2.50 meters away from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Structure 6

Structure number 6 is positioned 2.75 meters from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Structure 5

Structure number 5 is located 2.75 meters away from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Structure 4

Structure number 4 is positioned 2.75 meters from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Structure 3

Structure number 3 is located 2.90 meters away from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Structure 2

Structure number 2 is positioned 3.05 meters from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Structure 1

Structure number 1 is positioned 2.50 meters away from the semaphore signal.

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Setting Distance of Mast (2.50m)

For a setting of 2.50 meters, the mast is located 80 meters away.

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Setting Distance of Mast (2.75m)

For a setting distance of 2.75 meters, the mast is located 45 meters away from signal post.

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Setting Value 2.90 meters

The distance of mast from the signal post is 160 meters.

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Setting Value 3.05 meters

The distance of mast from the signal post is 240 meters.

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Extra clearance (mm)

Additional space required between structures and tracks, on curves and tangents, taking into account height above rail level, curvature, and adjacent tracks.

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Degree of Curvature

A measure of how sharply a curve bends, expressed as a ratio (e.g., 1/20).

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Radius of Curvature (m)

The radius of the circle that best approximates the curve's shape (in meters).

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Height above rail level (mm)

Vertical distance from the top of the rail to a point on structure above track.

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Extra clearance for outside curve (mm)

Additional clearance required for structures outside the curved track at any height.

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Extra clearance between adjacent tracks (mm)

Additional space needed between tracks, when no structure is between them.

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1/20 degree of curvature

A specific degree of curve that requires a certain amount of space. This degree of curve requires much more space than a degree of 3/40 for structures/tracks.

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Maximum speed (km/h)

The highest speed permitted for the system at this specific design and regulation.

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OHE System Components

The Overhead Line Equipment (OHE) system comprises the catenary wire, contact wire, droppers, and supporting structures.

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OHE Clearances

Clearances are maintained between the overhead line equipment and the track, as well as between the equipment and the moving train.

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Overlap Spans

Sections of the track where the overhead line equipment crosses over different spans.

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Dropper Schedule

A table specifying dropper lengths for different spans in regulated overhead line equipment (OHE), crucial for proper electricity transfer to trains.

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Span

The distance between two supporting structures in the OHE system, often measured in meters.

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Dropper Number

A unique identifier for each supporting structure's dropper, corresponding to the span length.

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Dropper Length

The measurements or values for the length of the droppers, often measured in millimeters.

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Setting of structures near semaphore signals

Diagram showing the distances between structures and semaphore signals for optimal visibility.

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Setting of structures near color light signals (no route indicator)

Diagram showing the distances between structures and color light signals without route indicators.

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Setting of structures near color light signals (with route indicator)

Diagram showing the distances between structures and color light signals with route indicators.

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OHE setting on curved track (200 km/h)

Diagram showing extra clearance needed for high-speed curved tracks.

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OHE setting on curved track (105 km/h)

Diagram showing the clearance needed for medium-speed curved tracks.

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General clearance diagram (tangent and flat curves, regulated)

Diagram showing minimum distances between regulated OHE and tracks on straight and flat curved paths.

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Dropper schedule (regulated OHE, equal encumbrance)

Table defining the placement of droppers for regulated OHE with consistent overhead height.

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Span and stagger chart

Diagram showing optimal spacing for OHE structures, impacting stability and efficient current delivery.

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General clearance diagram (tangent and flat curves, unregulated)

Diagram showing minimum distances between unregulated OHE and tracks on straight and flat curves.

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Schematic arrangement (regulated and unregulated OHE)

Diagram outlining the fundamental layouts of regulated and unregulated OHE systems.

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Type of OHE

Classification of Overhead Line Equipment (OHE) systems.

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OHE arrangement on platforms

Diagram explaining how OHE structures are positioned near train platforms.

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OHE arrangement on tangent track

Diagram outlining the arrangement of OHE structures on straight tracks (tangents).

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Setting Value (Meters)

Measurement used to determine distance of mast and signal post for visibility at 600 meters.

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Setting Distance of Mast (Meters)

Distance from a fixed point to the mast, affecting signal visibility.

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Distance from Signal Post (Meters)

Distance from a fixed point to the signal post, impacting signal visibility.

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2.50 (Normal) Setting Value

Standard setting value for signal placement, representing a typical visibility configuration.

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200 km/h Max Speed

Highest speed permitted for the system, influencing extra clearance requirements on curves.

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Setting Value 2.75 meters

Setting distance of mast is 45 meters; distance from signal post is 170 meters.

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Setting Value 2.90 meters

Setting distance of mast is 40 meters; distance from signal post is 225 meters.

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Setting Value 3.05 meters

Setting distance of mast is 30 meters; distance from signal post is 300 meters.

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Setting Value 3.25 meters

Setting distance of mast is 60 meters; distance from signal post is 350 meters.

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Setting Value 3.50 meters

Setting distance of mast is 70 meters; distance from signal post is 70 meters.

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OHE system components

The overhead line equipment (OHE) system consists of catenary wire, contact wire, droppers, and supporting structures.

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Dropper Schedule

A table that specifies the lengths of droppers for different span lengths in a regulated overhead line equipment (OHE) system.

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Span (OHE)

The distance between two supporting structures of the overhead line equipment (OHE).

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Dropper Number (OHE)

A unique identifier assigned to each dropper supporting structure, which generally corresponds to the span length.

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Dropper Length (OHE)

The length in millimeters of a dropper in a regulated overhead line equipment (OHE) system.

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Regulated OHE

Overhead line equipment (OHE) system that adheres to standardized clearances and arrangements.

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Overlap Spans (OHE)

Parts of the track where overhead line equipment (OHE) spans cross over sections of track.

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General Clearance Diagram

A diagram showing minimum distances between the overhead line equipment and the track (and trains) for regulated and unregulated OHE systems.

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Span and Stagger Chart

A diagram that shows the optimal spacing between OHE structures for different span lengths, considering factors like radius of curvature and wind loads.

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Catenary Stagger

The amount of horizontal spacing between catenary structures along a span.

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Radius of Curvature (m)

The radius of the circle that approximates a curved track section.

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Max Span (m)

The longest distance between OHE structures on a span.

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WIND LOAD (kg/m²)

The expected force of wind on the OHE structures per square meter.

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Contact Wire Stagger (mm)

The horizontal spacing of contact wires at support points.

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Max permissive mid span stagger

The maximum permissible horizontal spacing between contact wires at the midpoint of a span, at specific wind load levels.

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General Clearance Diagram (Tangent & Flat Curves, Unregulated OHE)

A diagram showing the minimum clearances between unregulated OHE and the track, considering overlaps and non-overlaps.

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Schematic Arrangement of Regulated & Unregulated OHE

An illustration of the components and arrangement of regulated and unregulated overhead line equipment.

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"F" Jumper

A component in the OHE system used for electrical connection.

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In Span Jumper

A component within a span of the OHE system, connecting different sections.

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Span

The distance between two supporting structures that holds the OHE system in place.

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Max permissible mid span stagger (75 kgf/m²)

Maximum allowable spacing of contact wires at mid-span when the wind load is 75 kgf/m².

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Max permissible mid span stagger (112.5 kgf/m²)

Maximum allowable spacing of contact wires at mid-span when the wind load is 112.5 kgf/m².

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Tension Length (Approx)

The typical length of the tensioning wire in an OHE system.

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Contact Plane

The point where the train's pantograph touches the contact wire.

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Erection Schedule of Bracket Assembly

A plan for installing the bracket assembly of OHE.

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Typical Structure Erection Drawing

A drawing that displays the structure of the overhead line.

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Rail Level

The height of the railway track.

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OHE Headspan (4 tracks)

General arrangement of the overhead line for 4 railway tracks.

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Cross Span Wire

Wire supporting the overhead line system across spans.

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Headspan Dropper

A component of the OHE structure that connects to the contact wire.

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9-tonne Insulator

An insulator used in the OHE system designed to hold significant weight.

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Turnbuckle

A component used for adjusting the tension in the OHE wires.

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Setting Distance

The prescribed space from a reference point to a structure in the OHE system.

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Style-02

A variation in OHE design, often differing from Style-01.

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Erection Schedule of Bracket Assembly for Unregulated OHE

A schedule for the step-by-step installation of OHE bracket assemblies, following non-standardized principles.

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Side Bearing Foundation

A type of foundation supporting the OHE mast, designed for different soil conditions.

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Side Gravity Foundation

A type of foundation for OHE structures that is primarily supported by gravity.

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Foundation on Black Cotton Soil

A type of foundation specifically designed to handle the challenges of black cotton soil.

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Study Notes

25 kV OHE Diagrams of General Arrangement and Fittings

  • This document provides diagrams and details for 25 kV overhead line equipment (OHE) systems.
  • It contains content related to various aspects of OHE design and implementation.
  • Information is presented in sections, each covering a specific OHE component or arrangement.

Contents

  • Structure Settings: Details on setting structures around signals (semaphore and color light) with and without route indicators, as well as on curved tracks at different speeds.
  • Clearances: Provides diagrams defining clearance requirements for tangent and curved tracks for both regulated and unregulated OHE systems.
  • OHE Arrangements: Covers various arrangements, including on platforms, tangent tracks, and multiple-track sections. This includes cantilever arrangements for normal and high-speed scenarios.
  • Cross Sections: Diagrams of typical cross sections of two-track sections with anchor blocks are included.
  • Foundation and Support: Details on construction, overlaps (insulated and uninsulated), support arrangements (ceramic beaded neutral sections), and anchor arrangements are specified.
  • Terminations: Includes details on terminating regulated and unregulated OHE systems (different types of termination).
  • Arm Assemblies: Contains information on various components like standard sections, insulator assemblies, conductor characteristics, and standard jumper designs.
  • Headspan Arrangements: Drawings detail the general arrangement of headspans for OHE on four tracks.
  • Structures & Brackets: Describes how structures and bracket assemblies on tangent tracks are designed to accommodate track raising.

Diagrams and Specifications

  • The document includes various diagrams illustrating different OHE layouts, components, and terminations
  • Dimensions and specifications for various components are included in the diagrams.
  • Figures show detailed views of configurations.
  • The provided pages demonstrate various diagrams of different OHE components for different situations.

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