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101 Multi layer wheel set stacking arrangement

Multi layer wheel set stacking arrangement has been developed and provided in PP Yard/BIA. This streamlines wheel sets movement, enhance working space and easies out bogie section activities.

 

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102 Multi Dimensional spring cleaning device at PP Yard/BIA

In regular practice coil springs used in Bogie are being cleaned manually. During manual cleaning it is observed that dust particles are spread in the nearby area, which is not desirable. In addition to the above, carrying of spring from the dismntling area to the cleaning bench is also a laborious job.

To get rid of the above a “Multi dimensional spring cleaning device” has been made with the available resources. A rejected unserviceable conveyor system has been used by providing motorized reduction gear box with chain sprocket system. It’s two sides are having protecting wings for safety purpose and four types of brushing arrangements provided for cleaning of springs in different ways.

No new items used. Only scrap & unserviceable relevant items used. Hence total direct cost is Nil. Indirect cost for scrap value is Rs.10,000/- approximately  & cost of man power is Rs.8000/- approximately.

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103 Basics of CNC Programming (Trainer Model)

CNC turning lathe (trainer model) is used to provide basic training of programming on various turning operations through simulation. 

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104 Heavy Corrosion attention - Mysore Workshop

The following practices are being done during the corrosion attention of passenger coaches

  1. Leveling of coach on trestles is being done for checking / measuring the camber loss and twist in bolsters.
  2. Staggering of sole bar joints.
  3. Staggering of  End Body pillar joints.
  4. Minimum length of sole bar has been restricted to 1200mm.
  5. Compulsory renewal of sole bars while headstock attention upto a length of 2700mm and 2500mm on either sides.
  6. Additional strengthening of sole bar joints by providing  strengthening plate.
  7. Thorough checking for cracks done after opening the side panel on sole bars near the bolsters.
  8. Ensuring proper headstock alignment by inspecting headstock with water level according to the required camber and verticality of Outer Headstock with spirit level.
  9. Provision of drain holes in turn under near doorway pillars in order to avoid accumulation of water and dust.
  10. High performance epoxy painting of components done.
  11. Ensuring proper edge preparations.
  12. IS 9606 Qualified Welders are engaged in welding.
  13. Welding consumables are procured from RDSO approved vendors
  14. ISO 3834 qualified welding process.

     

 

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105 Cleaning of breather plug to reduce wheel shelling in LHB Coaches

Wheel shelling on wheel tread is a common problem in LHB coaches. This primarily occurs due to partial brake binding. When the brakes are not fully released, some amount of skidding takes place which gives flat spots on wheel tread. If this phenomenon occurs repeatedly, it eventually leads to metal chip off, also known as wheel shelling. As a result, the coach is then marked sick on this account if the length & depth of shelling spot becomes 40 mm or more and 1.5 mm or more respectively. Subsequently, the wheel needs to be changed by detaching the coach from rake. This involves a lot of efforts and a significant cost.

During brake application and release process, air exhaust and intake takes place through a small part present in the brake cylinder integrated unit, known as ‘Breather plug’ (fig.1).During course of time, dust and other foreign particles deposit in the vent hole (fig.2). This obstructs the passage of air due to which brake application and releasing do not take place in a smooth manner, which eventually leads to intermittent skidding, thereby resulting in wheel shelling.

The breather plug was then cleaned properly and installed back (fig.3). This practice was started from 01.02.2018. The condition of wheel before cleaning of breather plug (fig.4, wheel shelling marks can be seen) and after cleaning of breather plug (fig.5, wheel shelling marks have considerably reduced) is shown below. The cleaning of breather plug helps in smooth brake application and releasing, thereby preventing wheel skidding.

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