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The 43 Meeting of Central Board of Railway Research (CBRR) was held in RDSO on 17.04.2011. The meeting was presided over by Shri V. Ramachandran Director General / RDSO who happens to be the Chairperson of CBRR. Shri Ramachandran welcomed the delegates of CBRR who have assembled to draft the Road Map for Innovations for Indian Railways for 2010-2020 as the decade has been declared decade of innovation. The said meeting was attended by Additional Member/Electrical, Shri R.N.Lal, Additional Member/ Signal, Shri Mahesh Kumar, Adviser /ME, Shri S.K.Sharma, Adviser / CE, Shri A.K.Gupta, Executive Director /E&R, Shri Nikhil Pandey and other officers represented the Railway Board. Professors of IIT/ Kanpur and IIT/Roorkee, General Manager/ BHEL and representatives of other private organizations also took part in the meeting along with officers from RDSO. The salient features discussed during the meeting were to develop facilities at Centre for Railway Research at A view of CBRR Meeting at RDSO on 17.04.2011 IIT/Kharagpur, inclusion of research minded railway personnels, use of unconventional energy sources in order to meet 10% of energy requirement, reliability of signalling system, remote diagnostic and remote monitoring of signalling system, linkages with premier institutions like DRDO, ISRO, CSIR etc. www.rdso.indianrailways.gov.in Vol. 21 21 [k.M& July 2011 tqykbZ 2011 No. 3 3 vad Quarterly =Sekfld In order to increase the speed potential of BOXN wagon in CC +6 T +2 T /CC +8 T +2 T configuration, guidelines for conversion of BOXN wagons to BOXNHAM wagons have been issued to Jhansi and Kota Workshop, who have been allotted RSP for this work. Following this conversion, the BOXNHAM wagon shall be fit to run at 100 Kmph (in empty) and 75 Kmph (in loaded) in CC +6 T +2 T /CC +8 T +2 T configuration. Speed certificate of BOXNHAM wagon has already been issued to all zonal railways to process for CRS sanction. Upgradation of Speed Potential of BOXN Wagon in CC +6 T +2 T /CC +8T +2T Configuration Railways have been reporting high rate of failures of AC auxiliary motors. RDSO has taken several steps in this regard and issued various instructions from time to time. Recent Analysis shows that current failures are mainly on account of inverter. Several measures to mitigate the problems have been formulated after study. Modification Sheet has been issued to Railways for its implementation. Reliability of small Aux. Motor shall improve. Use of stand by upgraded inverter of DB motor will support running of Fuel Pump Motor. Reliability Improvement of 3-Phase AC Small Motors Epoxy coated PCB's - Epoxy coated PCB's component side view soldering side view Central Innovation Council Meeting Held At RDSO A meeting of Central Innovation Council was held on 01.06.2011 in RDSO. The meeting was presided over by Shri V.Ramachandran, Director General/RDSO and was attended by technical institutions and private entrepreneurs. It is mentioned here that a National Innovation Council has been set up by the Govt. of India in order to promote innovations. Technical papers were presented by the Faculty of Amity and Integral University of Lucknow. Amity University put forward the idea of producing bio-diesel from JETROPHA PLANT and by using Micro-Algae. Use of Nano Technology for making self cleaning and self deodorizing techniques was also highlighted. Director General of Amity University, Lucknow, Major General (Retd.) Shri K.K.Ohri offered all sort of assistance to RDSO for fulfilling the objectives of Central Innovation Council. Private entrepreneurs from M/s.Apna Technology, Bangalore, M/s. Aryan Exporters Pvt. Ltd. and M/s. Mistral also participated in the meeting. These private entrepreneurs put various ideas which can be implemented in Indian Railways such as wayside systems, on-board systems, monitoring and data acquisition systems and workshop solutions etc. Shri V. Ramachandran, Director General, RDSO in his address expressed the hope of getting benefit out of the ideas given by the participants for the betterment of Indian Railways. The meeting was attended by senior officers of RDSO.

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Central Board of Railway Research (CBRR) Meeting Held At RDSOThe 43 Meeting of Central Board of Railway Research

(CBRR) was held in RDSO on 17.04.2011. The meeting waspresided over by Shri V. Ramachandran Director General /RDSO who happens to be the Chairperson of CBRR. ShriRamachandran welcomed the delegates of CBRR who haveassembled to draft the Road Map for Innovations for IndianRailways for 2010-2020 as the decade has been declareddecade of innovation. The said meeting was attended byAdditional Member/Electrical, Shri R.N.Lal, Additional Member/Signal, Shri Mahesh Kumar, Adviser /ME, Shri S.K.Sharma,Adviser / CE, Shri A.K.Gupta, Executive Director /E&R, ShriNikhil Pandey and other officers represented the RailwayBoard. Professors of IIT/ Kanpur and IIT/Roorkee, GeneralManager/ BHEL and representatives of other privateorganizations also took part in the meeting along with officersfrom RDSO.

The salient features discussed during the meeting wereto develop facilities at Centre for Railway Research at

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A view of CBRR Meeting at RDSO on 17.04.2011

IIT/Kharagpur, inclusion of research minded railway personnels,use of unconventional energy sources in order to meet 10% ofenergy requirement, reliability of signalling system, remotediagnostic and remote monitoring of signalling system, linkageswith premier institutions like DRDO, ISRO,CSIR etc.

www.rdso.indianrailways.gov.in

Vol. 21 21[k.M& July 2011 tqykbZ 2011No. 3 3vad Quarterly =Sekfld

In order to increase the speed potential of BOXN wagonin CC +6 T +2 T /CC +8 T +2 T configuration, guidelines forconversion of BOXN wagons to BOXNHAM wagons have beenissued to Jhansi and Kota Workshop, who have been allottedRSP for this work. Following this conversion, the BOXNHAM

wagon shall be fit to run at 100 Kmph (in empty) and 75 Kmph(in loaded) in CC +6 T +2 T /CC +8 T +2 T configuration. Speedcertificate of BOXNHAM wagon has already been issued to allzonal railways to process for CRS sanction.

Upgradation of Speed Potential of BOXN Wagon in CC +6 T +2 T /CC +8T +2T Configuration

Railways have been reporting high rate of failures of ACauxiliary motors. RDSO has taken several steps in this regardand issued various instructions from time to time. RecentAnalysis shows that current failures are mainly on account ofinverter. Several measures to mitigate the problems have beenformulated after study.

Modification Sheet has been issued to Railways for itsimplementation. Reliability of small Aux. Motor shall improve.Use of stand by upgraded inverter of DB motor will supportrunning of Fuel Pump Motor.

Reliability Improvement of 3-Phase AC Small Motors

Epoxy coated PCB's - Epoxy coated PCB's componentside view soldering side view

Central Innovation Council Meeting Held At RDSO

A meeting of Central Innovation Council was held on01.06.2011 in RDSO. The meeting was presided over by ShriV.Ramachandran, Director General/RDSO and was attendedby technical institutions and private entrepreneurs. It ismentioned here that a National Innovation Council has beenset up by the Govt. of India in order to promote innovations.Technical papers were presented by the Faculty of Amity andIntegral University of Lucknow.Amity University put forward theidea of producing bio-diesel from JETROPHA PLANT and byusing Micro-Algae. Use of Nano Technology for making selfcleaning and self deodorizing techniques was also highlighted.Director General of Amity University, Lucknow, Major General

(Retd.) Shri K.K.Ohri offered all sort of assistance to RDSO forfulfilling the objectives of Central Innovation Council. Privateentrepreneurs from M/s.Apna Technology, Bangalore, M/s.Aryan Exporters Pvt. Ltd. and M/s. Mistral also participated inthe meeting. These private entrepreneurs put various ideaswhich can be implemented in Indian Railways such as waysidesystems, on-board systems, monitoring and data acquisitionsystems and workshop solutions etc.

Shri V. Ramachandran, Director General, RDSO in hisaddress expressed the hope of getting benefit out of the ideasgiven by the participants for the betterment of Indian Railways.The meeting was attended by senior officers of RDSO.

Development of Alternative Design of AC Double Decker Coach

RDSO has developed an alternative design of ACdouble decker coach IRDD Mark-II which has reduced coachwidth of 3050 mm below platform level but provide more spacefrom inside by adopting differential width of lower and upperdecks.

RDSO has submitted a detailed report on “ Developmentof Alternative Shell Design IRDD Mark-II for AC Double DeckerCoach” . The report is based on extensive simulation studiesconducted on IRDD Mark-II shell at RDSO for its structuralstrength. The design is validated through FE analysis undervarious loading conditions as prescribed in UIC 566 standards. The report also covers manufacturability aspect of the design.

IRDD Mark-II Shell

Inspection of Fabricated Steel Girders of

Bridge Workshops And Other Units

Development of 6670 KVA Transformer with

Load Facility for Conventional Electric Locos

Hotel

Inspection of fabricated steel work of triangulatedgirders and 267t of welded plate girders was done during themonth and cleared by RDSO.

Temperature rise test on the prototype 6670 KVAtransformer with 1000 KVA hotel load winding for WAP4locomotives by CLW on the advice of Railway Board has beenconducted by RDSO.

Design of Standard Span Bridges For 25t Loading And DFC Loading

With introduction of “ 25t Loading-2008 and DFC

Loading in the year 2008, B&S Directorate of RDSO is

engaged in design of various components for standard span

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bridges and design – drawings are progressively beingdeveloped and issued for use of Zonal Railways

Integral Striker Block For ALCO/Electric Locos Fitted With H-Type Couplers

Railways reported problem of hitting/cut mark on H-typeCBC shank and damage to the existing supporting device andhead stock plate of locos.An integral type design of striker blocksimilar to the conventional striker block has been designedincorporating a spring loaded supporting beam. Model hasbeen prepared and submitted to manufacturers. Indian

Railways shall be benefited byovercoming the problem ofdamage to CBC/head stock plate

Integral striker block

Narrow Gauge Diesel Hydraulic Railbus (610 mm Gauge) for Neral-Matheran Section

As per the requirement of Central Railway, RDSO hasprepared and issued a specification in consultation with CentralRailway incorporating the following important features.

Bi-directional unit with driving cab at both ends

Two-axle bogie capable of negotiating 127.3°curve

Self-propelled by 150hp diesel engine

Hydrodynamic transmission

Max. Operating speed of 20 km/h

Ergonomically designed driver's cab & seat

Twin pipe graduated release air brake

Panel mounted brake system

Stand alone VCD

Air dryer

Pneumatic horn

Twin beam headlight, Flasher light, marker light

Speed indicator cum recorder

············· General layout of NG Railbus for Neral-Matheran Section

Development of Ultra Portable Track Monitoring System

At present OMS (Oscillation Monitoring System) is usedas an inspection tool to be run occasionally. In order to providetrack maintenance data directly to maintenance personnel, it isproposed to develop light weight ultraportable MEMS basedoscillation monitoring system employing GPS technology foridentification of location of track features. The equipment to bedeveloped shall be capable of automatic recording of trackacceleration in the route without manual intervention. TheMEMS based accelerometer sensor shall preferably employwireless data transfer to recorder equipment.

Estimate for the work has been sanctioned for Rs.29.96 lac. A MOU has been entered with IIT Kanpur forresearch and development of the prototype. Field Trial with1st stage prototype has been successfully done. Validation ofaccelerometer and FEM analysis of casing was completedduring July 2010. Field trial with prototype of modifiedalgorithm and track parameter determination facility has beendone between LKO-NDLS and comparison of received datawith PC based data is in progress. Meeting with IIT K was heldregarding further development and trials.

Development of H-Type Tight Lock Coupler and Soft Draft Gear forPassenger Electric Locomotives

Railway Board had sought clarification regardingfitment of the newly developed H-type tight lock and soft draftgear in all passenger electric locomotives. In this regard,problem has been examined and guidelines issued to Zonal

Railways and CLW/CRJ regarding fitment of H-type tight lockand soft draft gear on electric locomotives typeWAP4/WAP5/WAP7).

Unmanned Level Crossing Gate Warning System

Submission of Final Draft of Schedule of Dimensions (SOD) for

Bangalore Metro Railway Corporation Ltd.

Project on “ Unmanned Level Crossing Gate WarningSystem” using SIMRAN locomotive equipments has beentaken up with IIT/Kanpur. Detailed system requirements and

BMRC has submitted Schedule of Dimensions (SOD) forBangalore Metro Railway Corporation Ltd. accordingly,Schedule of Dimensions (SOD) was scrutinized in RDSO and

technical specifications have been finalized. Equipments areunder deployment at identified LC gate for field trials.

after getting final draft SOD from BMRCL, comments on thesame were sent to Railway Board, Railway Board hasprovisionally approved SOD.

Seminars/Presentations

Modification in ACD & Functionality Test in Other Sections

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A seminar on “ Electronic Interlocking System” was

conducted on 08.04.2011 in which 08 officers & 27

supervisors participated from various railways. A

presentation on WESTRACE VLM6 Electronic

Interlocking System was also held.A seminar on “ Computer based trouble shooting &

training system of three phase electric locomotives for

electric loco drivers” was organised on 19.04.2011 and

49 participants attended the seminar.A seminar on “ Contract Management for Mechanical

Engineers” was conducted from 25.04.2011 to

27.04.2011 for three days, in which 08 officers and 21

supervisors participated from various Railways.

Railway Board directed KRCL to remove Guard & LCgateACDs and RDSO to jointly test the functionality of modifiedACD (removing Guard & LC Gate ACD) in RE area, multiplelines, electric locomotives & automatic signalling section.

RDSO took up the mammoth job of carrying out trials ofmodified ACD involving officials from Signal, Electric Loco,Motive Power Dte of RDSO. A multidisciplinary team of threeofficers & about 15 supervisors of RDSO lead byED/Signal/RDSO took about 20 days to carry out the trials bycreating various situations of the train movement to test thefunctionality of ACD. The trials were carried out in Sept./ Oct2010 on Pattabiram – Arakkonam suburban section of Chennai

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Meeting of Regional Psychologist was held on 4 and

5 , May to review developmental activities of regional

centres and provide the R&D updates of RDSO for

efficient working.

16 Mail/Express Loco Pilots have been psychologically

screened for deployment on Rajdhani & Shatabadi

Express trains during April to June, 2011, and out of

which 15 were found suitable.

Aptitude test material for selection of 270Assistant Loco

pilot for RRB Guwahati (GHY) and 1829 Assistant Loco

pilot for RRBAllahabad(ALD) was issued for testing.

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“Trouble Shooting Guide for ALCO/ Upgraded Microprocessor Based Locomotives”

Consequent upon modifications and up-gradations inWDM3A/ WDG3A locomotives, the trouble shooting guide formicroprocessor based locomotives with locations of thecomponents has been developed to facilitate running staff in

doing timely troubleshooting while workingon line.

Division, Southern Railway. The use of RFID was introduced byKRCL for track identification. The report of the trial wassubmitted by RDSO to Railway Board.

Based on the outcome of these trials, Boardcommunicated a list of improvements to be carried out by KRCLin theirACD and also for repeat the trials.After the modificationswere carried out by KRCL, the second set of trial was carried outin January 2011 in the same section with improved ACD. Thereport of this trial has also been submitted by RDSO to RailwayBoard.

Driver Console SM Console

Loco ACD Station ACD

Printed at Maheshwari & Sons, 289/214 Motinagar, Lucknow. Tel. : 2692087, 4071816

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Workshop on “Use of Fly Ash in Construction Works”

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“Guiding Factors for Life” A Collection By Shri A.K. Mathur, ED/Admn. & EMS

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Burdens become light when cheerfully borne.

Happy homes are built on the bricks of contentment.

Loose an hour in the morning and you will be looking for itthe rest of the day.

Ask God's blessing on your work but don't ask him to do itfor you.

There is a higher Court than the Courts of Justice and

that is the Court of conscience. It superceedes all otherCourts… Mahatma Gandhi.

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To live long is almost everyone's wish but to live well is theambition of a few.

The more you value things, The less you value yourself.

Time is not measure by the clock but by boredom.

It is much easier to be critical than correct.

It is nice to be important but it is more important to be nice.

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