Railway Maintenance Standards Quiz
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What is the service life of 60 kg 90 UTS rail?

  • 800 GMT
  • 525 GMT
  • 1000 GMT (correct)
  • 550 GMT
  • What is the service life of 52 kg 72 UTS rail?

  • 550 GMT
  • 800 GMT
  • 400 GMT
  • 350 GMT (correct)
  • The service life of a PSC sleeper is based on condition over 35 years.

    True

    What is the service life of switches for 52 kg rail?

    <p>250 GMT or condition basis</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The service life of a galvanized channel sleeper is _________ or on condition basis as decided by CTE.

    <p>14 years/800 GMT</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the service life of TWS for 52 kg and 60 kg?

    <p>800 GMT or on condition basis</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The lifetime of rubber components is set at 400 GMT and is always on condition basis.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the service life of channel sleeper if fittings are to be replaced?

    <p>14 years/800 GMT</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How often should loop lines be serviced?

    <p>Once in 15 years</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Deep Screening

    • Plain Track: Deep screening is required if the clean ballast cushion is less than 200mm for sectional speeds of 130 kmph and above, and less than 150mm for sectional speeds below 130 kmph.
    • Turnouts on Main Line: Deep screening is required if the clean ballast cushion is less than 200mm.
    • Loop Lines: Deep screening is required once every 15 years.

    Service Life

    • Rails:
      • 60 kg 90 UTS: 1000 GMT
      • 60 kg 72 UTS: 550 GMT
      • 52 kg 90 UTS: 525 GMT
      • 52 kg 72 UTS: 350 GMT
    • PSC Sleeper: On-condition basis (35 years in A&B routes)
    • Turnout:
      • Switches:
        • 52 kg: 250 GMT or on condition basis (4-6 years in A&B routes)
        • 60 kg: 300 GMT or on condition basis (5-8 years in A&B routes)
      • TWS: 52 kg & 60 kg - 800 GMT or on condition basis (14-18 years in A&B routes)
      • CMS Crossing:
        • 52 kg & 60 kg – 350 GMT with replacement of fitting on condition basis, in case of in-situ reconditioning using Robotic welding machine (7-8 years in A&B routes)
        • 52 kg & 60 kg – 300 GMT in case of reconditioning using H3B/H3C IRS electrode
    • P-way Components (Fittings):
      • Metal Liner: 400 GMT or 8 years, whichever is earlier, or on condition basis
      • ERC: 400 GMT or 8 years, whichever is earlier, or on condition basis
      • CGSSP: 400 GMT or 8 years, whichever is earlier, or on condition basis
    • Glued Joints: 400 GMT (tentative) for 60 kg (6mm). Other renewal criteria are unchanged.
    • Channel Sleeper:
      • Galvanized Channel Sleeper: 14 years/800 GMT or on condition basis, whichever is earlier, with replacement of fitting as when necessary
      • Rubber component: 400 GMT, on condition basis, whichever is earlier.

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    Test your knowledge on deep screening requirements and service life of railway components. This quiz covers specifications for ballast cushions, rails, PSC sleepers, and turnouts, providing insights into maintenance standards and operational guidelines in railway engineering.

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