Basic Car Familiarity Session 1

Questions and Answers

What is the total length of the Manila Line No. 2 system?

17.6 km

Which car types are included in the train configuration?

Mc Car

M1 Car

M2 Car

All of the above (correct)

What is the maximum service speed of the train?

80 km/h

The Mc1 car contains the driver's cab.

True Signup and view all the answers

What type of material is the carbody made from?

High Tensile Stainless Steel Signup and view all the answers

What does ATP/ATO stand for?

Automatic Train Protection / Automatic Train Operation Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is not a type of car mentioned?

P2 Car Signup and view all the answers

The weight of the Mc1 car when occupied is approximately ______ Kg.

37,985 Signup and view all the answers

Match the following components with their common equipment:

Air Conditioning Unit = Major Equipment Common to All Car Types Traction Motors = Major Equipment Common to All Car Types VVVF Inverters = Major Equipment Common to All Car Types Public Address Speakers = Major Equipment Common to All Car Types Signup and view all the answers

What is the emergency deceleration of the train?

1.5 m/s² Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Course Objectives

Identify different car types and their distinctions.
Understand train configuration and layout.
Locate major equipment on the train and describe its functions.
Familiarize with cab and controls.
Access and reference various train manuals for information.

The Manila Line No. 2 System

Features a 17.6 km elevated track from Masinag, Antipolo City, to the west end.
Operates with wide, metro type, 4-car train sets.
Allows vertical passenger transfer between lines 1 and 3.
Powered by a 1,500 Vdc electrical system.

Train Configuration

Consists of alternating sections A and B for structural organization.
Specific weight configurations provided for different passenger loading scenarios, detailing tare weights and total weights with various seating and standing arrangements.

Train Performance Specifications

Maximum service speed reaches 80 km/h.
Achieves 1.3 m/s² maximum acceleration and deceleration.
Emergency deceleration capability is higher at 1.5 m/s².

Car Types - Mc Car

Mc car has two motor-driven bogies, each with two traction motors.
Mc1 positioned at the front includes the driver’s cab and key ATP/ATO equipment.
Mc2 contains auxiliary ATP/ATO equipment, with a VVVF inverter controlling traction motors.

Car Types - M1 and M2 Cars

Both M1 and M2 cars feature similar configurations with two bogies and traction motors.
Equipped with a centralized VVVF inverter managing all traction powers.
Coupling achieved through semi-permanent couplers at both ends.

Major Equipment Common to All Car Types

Key components include carbody, air conditioning units, VVVF inverters, and traction motors.
Each car is equipped with brake operating units, actuators, air reservoirs, door systems, public address speakers, and emergency intercoms.
Side destination signs for navigational assistance.

Carbody Specifications

Constructed from high tensile stainless steel.
Length over coupler measures 23,300 mm; carbody length is 22,500 mm.
Width spans 3,200 mm; distance between bogie centers is 15,800 mm.

Description

This quiz covers the essentials of train cars, focusing on the Manila Line No. 2 System. Trainees will learn about different car types, train configurations, and major equipment specifications. Understanding these concepts is crucial for effective train operations.