Electrification of Sidings: Chapter XVIII Rules

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Who bears the entire cost of Overhead Electrification (OHE) for new sidings when the line is electrified?

  • Railways
  • Siding owners (correct)
  • Local government
  • Electricity suppliers

What is required from siding owners if the siding is new and the line is not electrified?

  • They must electrify the siding immediately.
  • They must provide an undertaking for future electrification costs. (correct)
  • They must waive maintenance costs.
  • They must hire Railways for maintenance work.

What percentage of electrification cost may be shared by the Railway for existing sidings if justified financially?

  • 50% (correct)
  • 100%
  • 25%
  • 75%

In case the siding owners do not agree to share the cost of OHE, what alternative method must they use for movement to the siding?

<p>Their own locomotives (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for the maintenance charges of the electrification assets created?

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

In the case of assisted sidings, which part of the OHE cost is the Railway responsible for?

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

What must be included in the siding agreement for new assisted sidings regarding future electrification?

<p>Siding owners will bear electrification costs if necessary in the future. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What term describes the agreements made to cover sharing costs of OHE for private sidings?

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

Which aspect of the existing sidings does not affect the financial sharing for electrification?

<p>Siding owner's operational size (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the consequence of not agreeing to share the OHE costs for siding owners?

<p>They must use their own locomotives (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the duration for which siding owners must provide an undertaking if the line is not electrified?

<p>10 years (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What percentage of costs is shared by the Railway for electrification of existing sidings if financial justification is demonstrated?

<p>50% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who bears the maintenance cost for a new private siding once the electrification is complete?

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

In case of assisted sidings, who is responsible for the non-retrievable portion of the OHE cost?

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

What must be included in the siding agreement for a new siding to address future electrification costs?

<p>Provisions for OHE costs (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to electrification assets created if a siding owner does not agree to share the cost of OHE?

<p>They are property of the Railway and maintained at the siding owner's cost (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of costs will siding owners incur if they choose to operate with their own locomotives?

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

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for new sidings when the line is electrified?

<p>OHE costs to be shared with Railway (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the Railway's responsibility concerning the retrievable portion of OHE costs for assisted sidings?

<p>Full coverage of costs (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will happen to the maintenance costs for new private sidings where the line is electrified?

<p>Siding owners will bear the maintenance costs. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must new siding owners do if the line is not electrified?

<p>They need to provide an undertaking for future electrification costs. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the case of assisted sidings, who is primarily responsible for maintenance charges?

<p>The siding owners. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If financially justified, what percentage of the electrification cost for existing sidings may the Railway share?

<p>50% (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is required in the siding agreement for assisted sidings regarding future electrification?

<p>An agreement that costs will be covered by the siding owner. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the electrification assets created if the siding owner does not agree to share the OHE cost?

<p>They are retained by the Railway and maintained at the owner's cost. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For new private sidings, what action must siding owners take in regards to the OHE costs?

<p>They need to cover all OHE costs. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the consequence if siding owners refuse to share the OHE costs?

<p>They must transport goods using their own locomotives. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for the non-retrievable portion of the OHE cost in assisted sidings?

<p>The siding owner. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the responsibility of siding owners if a siding owner's agreement does not specify future electrification costs?

<p>They will need to fund the electrification costs later. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary financial responsibility of siding owners for new sidings when the line is electrified?

<p>Siding owners bear the entire cost of OHE (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What guarantee do siding owners need to provide if the line is not electrified?

<p>They will agree to bear future electrification costs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for the maintenance charges of the OHE in new private sidings?

<p>Siding owners bear the maintenance cost (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens if siding owners do not agree to share the OHE costs?

<p>Movement to the siding must be by the party's own locomotives (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What portion of the OHE cost is borne by the Railways in assisted sidings?

<p>The retrievable part of the OHE (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must siding owners include in the siding agreement for new assisted sidings regarding future electrification?

<p>They will bear the OHE costs if needed in future (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the financial responsibility of siding owners for the non-retrievable portion of OHE in assisted sidings?

<p>Borne by the siding owners (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What incentive may be granted by Railways for existing railway sidings if financially justified?

<p>Sharing of 50% of costs (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will siding owners need to ensure regarding maintenance costs for new private sidings?

<p>They will bear all maintenance costs. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the case of assisted sidings, who is responsible for the interest charges related to OHE costs?

<p>The siding owner is responsible for interest charges. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is required from siding owners in case of new sidings where the line is not electrified?

<p>They must provide an undertaking to bear electrification costs if electrified within 10 years. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a siding owner does not agree to share the cost of OHE, what is the consequence?

<p>Movement to the siding must use the siding owner's own locomotives. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What stipulation must be made in the siding agreement for new assisted sidings regarding future electrification?

<p>The cost of OHE will be borne by the siding owner if electrification is required. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the assets created from electrification if the siding owners do not share cost?

<p>The Railways will take ownership, and maintenance will be at the siding owner's cost. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much of the OHE cost may the Railways share for existing railway sidings if financially justified?

<p>50% of the cost. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In terms of costs related to assisted sidings, who is accountable for the non-retrievable portion of OHE costs?

<p>The siding owners. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens if siding owners do not agree to share the cost of OHE for private sidings?

<p>They will have to move to the siding using their own locomotives. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In new sidings where the line is electrified, what is the financial responsibility of the siding owners?

<p>Both the entire cost of OHE and maintenance costs. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must siding owners include in their agreement if the siding is new and the line is not electrified?

<p>A provision to bear the cost of OHE upon future electrification. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the Railways concerning the non-retrievable portion of OHE costs in assisted sidings?

<p>The siding owner covers the non-retrievable portion while the Railways cover the retrievable portion. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be stated in the siding agreement for assisted sidings regarding future electrification?

<p>Cost of OHE for future electrification will be borne by the siding owner. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What incentive may be granted by the Railways for the electrification of existing railway sidings?

<p>50% cost sharing by the Railways if financially justified. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary financial responsibility of siding owners if the line becomes electrified within 10 years and their siding is not electrified?

<p>They must absorb the entire OHE electrification costs. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What responsibility do siding owners have regarding maintenance of the electrification assets created through their agreements?

<p>Siding owners are responsible for maintenance costs as agreed. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Private Sidings Electrification Cost

For new electrified sidings, siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs, which includes initial construction and maintenance.

Non-Electrified Private Siding Electrification

New non-electrified sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line is electrified within 10 years.

Existing Private Siding Electrification

For existing sidings, cost sharing for electrification is possible if justified, with 50% covered by the Railway. If the siding owner declines to pay their share, they must use their own locomotives.

Assisted Siding OHE Cost

For assisted sidings (those supported by the railway), the railway handles the cost of removable OHE, but siding owners handle the non-removable parts, interest and maintenance.

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Assisted Siding Future Electrification

New assisted sidings must provide for potential future electrification costs should the main line become electrified, with the siding owner responsible for all OHE costs.

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Private Siding Electrification (New)

Siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs for new electrified sidings, including construction and maintenance.

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Non-Electrified Siding Electrification (New)

Owners of new non-electrified sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line is electrified within ten years.

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Existing Siding Electrification Cost Sharing

Electrification cost sharing is possible for existing sidings if financially justified, with the railway covering 50% of the cost.

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Assisted Siding OHE Cost (retrievable part)

The railway covers the cost of removable overhead line equipment (OHE) for assisted sidings, but siding owners pay for the non-removable parts, interest, and maintenance.

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Future Assisted Siding Electrification

New assisted sidings must agree to take on full OHE costs if the main line electrifies in the future.

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Private Siding Electrification (New)

Siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs for newly electrified sidings, including construction and maintenance.

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Non-electrified Siding Electrification (New)

New non-electrified sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line is electrified within ten years.

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Existing Siding Electrification Cost Sharing

Electrification cost sharing is possible for existing sidings if financially justified, with the railway covering 50% of the cost.

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Assisted Siding OHE Cost (retrievable part)

The railway covers the cost of removable overhead line equipment (OHE) for assisted sidings, but siding owners pay for the non-removable parts, interest, and maintenance.

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Future Assisted Siding Electrification

New assisted sidings must agree to take on full OHE costs if the main line electrifies in the future.

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Private Sidings Electrification Cost (New)

For new electrified sidings, siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs, including initial construction and maintenance.

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Assisted Siding Future Electrification

New assisted sidings must provide for potential future electrification costs should the main line become electrified, with the siding owner responsible for all OHE costs.

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Cost Sharing (Existing Sidings)

If feasible, 50% of electrification costs may be split between the railway and the siding owner for existing sidings.

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Private Siding Electrification (New)

Siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs for new electrified sidings, including construction and maintenance.

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Non-Electrified Siding Electrification (New)

Owners of new non-electrified sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line is electrified within ten years.

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Existing Siding Electrification Cost Sharing

Cost sharing is possible for existing sidings if financially justified, with the railway covering 50% of the cost.

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Assisted Siding OHE Cost (retrievable part)

The railway covers the cost of removable overhead line equipment (OHE) for assisted sidings, but siding owners pay for the non-removable parts, interest, and maintenance.

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Future Assisted Siding Electrification

New assisted sidings must agree to take on full OHE costs if the main line electrifies in the future.

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Private Siding Electrification Cost (New)

For new electrified sidings, siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs, including initial construction and maintenance.

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Cost Sharing (Existing Sidings)

If feasible, 50% of electrification costs may be split between the railway and the siding owner for existing sidings.

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Private Siding Electrification (New)

Siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs for newly electrified private sidings.

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Non-Electrified Siding Electrification (New)

Owners of new non-electrified sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if main line electrifies within 10 years.

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Existing Siding Electrification Cost Sharing

Cost sharing (50/50) is possible for existing sidings if justified by financial reasons.

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Assisted Siding OHE Cost (Retrievable)

The railway covers removable OHE costs for assisted sidings, siding owners cover non-removable costs, interest & maintenance.

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Future Assisted Siding Electrification

New assisted sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line electrifies in the future.

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Private Siding Electrification Cost (New)

For new electrified sidings, siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs, including initial construction and maintenance.

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Cost Sharing (Existing Sidings)

50% of electrification costs may be split between the railway and the siding owner for existing sidings if it's financially justified.

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Private Siding Electrification (New)

Siding owners pay all overhead line equipment (OHE) costs for newly electrified private sidings, including construction and maintenance.

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Non-electrified Siding Electrification (New)

Owners of new non-electrified sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line is electrified within ten years.

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Existing Siding Electrification Cost Sharing

Cost sharing is possible for existing sidings if financially justified, with the railway covering 50% of the cost.

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Assisted Siding OHE Cost (Retrievable)

The railway covers removable overhead line equipment (OHE) costs for assisted sidings, but siding owners pay for the non-removable parts, interest, and maintenance.

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Future Assisted Siding Electrification

New assisted sidings must agree to pay all OHE costs if the main line electrifies in the future.

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Study Notes

Electrification of Private and Assisted Sidings

  • Rules for construction, operation, and maintenance of private and assisted sidings are outlined in Chapter XVIII of the Engineering Code.

  • Sharing Costs (Private Sidings):

    • New Electrified Sidings: Entire cost of overhead line equipment (OHE) is borne by siding owners. Maintenance costs are also shared.
    • New Non-Electrified Sidings: Siding owners must agree to cover electrification costs if the line is electrified within 10 years. Maintenance costs are theirs.
    • Existing Electrified Sidings: Potential 50% cost-sharing arrangement with the Railway for electrification improvements, if financially justified. No departmental charges during cost calculation. Siding owners may have to bear their share of OHE cost if they don't agree to share. Movement on the siding will use their own locomotives.
  • Sharing Costs (Assisted Sidings):

    • Retrievable OHE: Railways cover cost, but the siding owners bear the cost of the non-retrievable part of the OHE system. Interest and maintenance costs are also borne by the siding owner.
    • New Assisted Sidings: Siding agreements must include provisions for future electrification costs if the main line is electrified.
    • Existing Assisted Sidings:
      • Electrification of an assisted siding if needed for its operation. The cost and responsibility is borne by the Railways and the siding owner.
      • If a siding is already electrified, Railways must provide the OHE equipment and costs. If the siding has its own system, then the Railways own is not needed.
      • The siding must provide, and bear effort, to have the ability to recover the costs in the case of their own electrified systems.

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