On B.G. maximum clearances of check rails at a level crossing are (a) 51mm ( b ) 57mm* (c) 65mm (d) 54mm

On B.G. maximum clearances of check rails at a level crossing are  (a) 51mm  
( b ) 57mm*
(c) 65mm  
(d) 54mm
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( b ) 57mm*
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Last Answer : (b) 57mm*

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Fish plated joint shall be avoided in check raisl and on the running rails within--------- from the end of level crossing a) 3 meters* b) 5 meters c) 10 meters d) 12 meters

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On Broad Gauge tracks Banner flag at a level crossing shall be provided at a distance of--- ---------- from ends of check rail before opening the gate for road traffic. a) 5 meters* b) 3 meters c) 6 meters d) 30 meters

Description : On Broad Gauge tracks Banner flag at a level crossing shall be provided at a distance of--- ---------- from ends of check rail before opening the gate for road traffic. a) 5 meters* b) 3 meters c) 6 meters d) 30 meters

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Description : Speed breaker has to be provided on road approaches of level crossing at maximum feasible distance within Railway boundary but not exceeding a) 10 meters b) 15 meters c) 20 meters* d) 200 meters

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Minimum length of check rail for square crossing shall be -------- more than the width of gate a) 1 meters b) 2 meters* c) 3 meters d) 5 meters

Description : Minimum length of check rail for square crossing shall be -------- more than the width of gate a) 1 meters b) 2 meters* c) 3 meters d) 5 meters

Last Answer : b) 2 meters*

The maximum permissible speed recommended for Indian Railways for 1 in 8 and half crossing is a)16 kmph* b) 20 kmph c)24 kmph

Description : The maximum permissible speed recommended for Indian Railways for 1 in 8 and half crossing is a)16 kmph* b) 20 kmph c)24 kmph

Last Answer : a)16 kmph*

In case of a curved track on electrified, double line, BG section a) Duty hut cannot be provided for a level crossing. b) Duty hut should be on the inside of the curve. c) Duty hut should be on the outside of the curve.* d) Duty hut can be provided on any side of the curve.

Description : In case of a curved track on electrified, double line, BG section a) Duty hut cannot be provided for a level crossing. b) Duty hut should be on the inside of the curve. c) Duty hut should be on the outside of the curve.* d) Duty hut can be provided on any side of the curve.

Last Answer : c) Duty hut should be on the outside of the curve.*

In LWR track on BG a) Level crossing should be separated by providing SEJs b) Level crossing cannot be provided in LWR. c) Level crossing should not fall within the breathing length of LWR* d) Level crossing should be laid with rail free fastenings.

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Last Answer : c) Level crossing should not fall within the breathing length of LWR*

On Indian Railways a new level crossing can be provided with the approval of a) Chief engineer b) General Manager c) Commissioner of Railway Safety d) None of the above*

Description : On Indian Railways a new level crossing can be provided with the approval of a) Chief engineer b) General Manager c) Commissioner of Railway Safety d) None of the above*

Last Answer : d) None of the above

A level crossing qualifies for construction of Road Over Bridge/ Under Bridge on Cost sharing basis with State Government when the Train Vehicle Unit is more than a) 50,000 b) 1, 00,000* c) 3, 00,000 d) 5, 00,000

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Frequency of overhauling for a level crossing with PRC sleepers shall be a) Every year c) Every 2 years* c) Every 3 years d) Every 5 years

Description : Frequency of overhauling for a level crossing with PRC sleepers shall be a) Every year c) Every 2 years* c) Every 3 years d) Every 5 years

Last Answer : c) Every 2 years*

Traffic census at a level crossing shall be done by a) A team of SSE/ P Way and SSE/ Works b) A team of SSE/ P Way and Traffic inspector c) A team of SSE/ P Way and Signal Inspector d) A multidisciplinary team of SSE/ P Way, Signal Inspector and Traffic Inspector*.

Description : Traffic census at a level crossing shall be done by a) A team of SSE/ P Way and SSE/ Works b) A team of SSE/ P Way and Traffic inspector c) A team of SSE/ P Way and Signal Inspector d) A multidisciplinary team of SSE/ P Way, Signal Inspector and Traffic Inspector*.

Last Answer : d) A multidisciplinary team of SSE/ P Way, Signal Inspector and Traffic Inspector*.

The Height Gauge for a level crossing should be located at least --------- from the gate post a) 3 meters b) 5 meters c) 8 meters* d) 10 meters

Description : The Height Gauge for a level crossing should be located at least --------- from the gate post a) 3 meters b) 5 meters c) 8 meters* d) 10 meters

Last Answer : c) 8 meters*

There should not be any combination joint on level crossing proper and its approaches up to a) 15 meters b) 30 meters c) 40 meters d) 50 meters

Description : There should not be any combination joint on level crossing proper and its approaches up to a) 15 meters b) 30 meters c) 40 meters d) 50 meters

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Speed breaker of approved design shall be provided on either side of level crossing at ------ within Railway boundary a) 5 meters b) 15 meters c) 20 meters* d0 30 meters

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Last Answer : c) 20 meters

On Broad gauge tracks whistle indicator shall be provided at a distance of ---------- from level crossing along the track a) 400 meters b) 600 meters* c) 350 meters d) 500 meters

Description : On Broad gauge tracks whistle indicator shall be provided at a distance of ---------- from level crossing along the track a) 400 meters b) 600 meters* c) 350 meters d) 500 meters

Last Answer : b) 600 meters*

The Assistant Divisional Engineer should inspect the equipment at every manned level crossing on the subdivision once in a) 2 months b) 3 months c) 4 months d) 6 months*

Description : The Assistant Divisional Engineer should inspect the equipment at every manned level crossing on the subdivision once in a) 2 months b) 3 months c) 4 months d) 6 months*

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Level crossing is classified on the basis of a) Class of road b) TVU* c) Volume of road traffic d) Volume of rail traffic

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The rail joint should be located at ----------- from the end of level crossing a) 2 meters b) 3 meters * c) 5 meters d)6 meters

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Last Answer : b) 3 meters

On an unmanned level crossing stop board should be provided at a distance of --------- from the centre of nearest track a) 5 meters * b) 6 meters c) 3 meters d) 7.5 meters

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Last Answer : a) 5 meters

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Last Answer : a) Engineering Gate

For protection of level crossing gate in an emergency on BG double line the Gateman should place one detonator at one place and 3 detonators at a subsequent place at a distance of ------- a) and------- meters respectively b) 400 meters in 800 meters c) 500 meters and 1000 meters d) 600 meters and 1200 meters* e) 800 meters in 1500 meters

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Last Answer : d) 600 meters and 1200 meters*

Indication post for detonator should be provided at a distance of ---------meter and --------- meter for BG level crossing a) 400 meters in 800 meters b) 500 meters and 1200 meters c) 600 meters and 1200 meter * d)600 meters and 1000 meters

Description : Indication post for detonator should be provided at a distance of ---------meter and --------- meter for BG level crossing a) 400 meters in 800 meters b) 500 meters and 1200 meters c) 600 meters and 1200 meter * d)600 meters and 1000 meters

Last Answer : c) 600 meters and 1200 meter *

In case of water crossing danger level in bridges a) speed restriction be imposed b) traffic be suspended till water recedes c) traffic be suspended till a responsible person inspects the site and declares it safe for running traffic* d) bridge watchman is to be posted

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The number of standard rails (13 m) for one km. BG section single line section is (a) 120 (b) 154* (c) 168 (d) 196

Description : The number of standard rails (13 m) for one km. BG section single line section is (a) 120 (b) 154* (c) 168 (d) 196

Last Answer : (b) 154*

For rolling mark 60 kg/Sail/X/2010 the first testing in the field after initial testing of rails in rail manufacturing plant, will be done. (i) After test free period of 25%. (ii) After passage of every 40 GMT traffic during test free period.* (iii) After passage of 200 GMT. (iv) On the basis of annual GMT of the section.

Description : For rolling mark 60 kg/Sail/X/2010 the first testing in the field after initial testing of rails in rail manufacturing plant, will be done. (i) After test free period of 25%. (ii) After passage of every 40 ... period.* (iii) After passage of 200 GMT. (iv) On the basis of annual GMT of the section.

Last Answer : (ii) After passage of every 40 GMT traffic during test free period.*

The increased gain of 10 dbs for single line & ‘D’ marks rails on double/multiple lines shall be employed for classification of defects. (i) defect in weld (ii) defects in rail. * (iii) for both defects on weld & rail. (iv) None of above.

Description : The increased gain of 10 dbs for single line & ‘D’ marks rails on double/multiple lines shall be employed for classification of defects. (i) defect in weld (ii) defects in rail. * (iii) for both defects on weld & rail. (iv) None of above.

Last Answer : ii) defects in rail. *

Addition gain of 10 db is used for testing. (i) ‘D’ marked rails on single lines. (ii) ‘D’ marked rails on double lines. (iii) Testing on single line and ‘D’ marked rails on double/multiple lines section.* (iv) None of above.

Description : Addition gain of 10 db is used for testing. (i) ‘D’ marked rails on single lines. (ii) ‘D’ marked rails on double lines. (iii) Testing on single line and ‘D’ marked rails on double/multiple lines section.* (iv) None of above.

Last Answer : (iii) Testing on single line and ‘D’ marked rails on double/multiple lines section.*

Rails used for A T Welding shall not normally be welded? (i) 20 years old . (ii) 30 years old (iii) 40 years old (iv) 50 years old*

Description : Rails used for A T Welding shall not normally be welded? (i) 20 years old . (ii) 30 years old (iii) 40 years old (iv) 50 years old*

Last Answer : iv) 50 years old*

Which gauge is used to measure the height of rail at the time of aligning of rails for AT welding? (i) Height gauge.* (ii) Vertical gauge (iii) Horizontal gauge (iv) As decided by site supervisor

Description : Which gauge is used to measure the height of rail at the time of aligning of rails for AT welding? (i) Height gauge.* (ii) Vertical gauge (iii) Horizontal gauge (iv) As decided by site supervisor

Last Answer : (iv) As decided by site supervisor

What are the recognized systems for pre heating of rails ends for AT Welding? (i) Oxygen –LPG & Compressed air petrol both* (ii) Only Oxygen –LPG (iii) Only Compressed air petrol both (iv) both are correct

Description : What are the recognized systems for pre heating of rails ends for AT Welding? (i) Oxygen –LPG & Compressed air petrol both* (ii) Only Oxygen –LPG (iii) Only Compressed air petrol both (iv) both are correct

Last Answer : ) Oxygen –LPG & Compressed air petrol both*

To take care of differential cooling rail ends of 72 UTS rails are lifted by? (i) 1 to 1.5 mm (ii) 1 to 2 mm (iii) 2 to 2.5 mm (iv) 3 to 4 mm *

Description : To take care of differential cooling rail ends of 72 UTS rails are lifted by? (i) 1 to 1.5 mm (ii) 1 to 2 mm (iii) 2 to 2.5 mm (iv) 3 to 4 mm *

Last Answer : iv) 3 to 4 mm *

To take care of differential cooling rail ends of 90 UTS rails are lifted by? (i) 1 mm (ii) 2 mm (iii) 2 to 2.2 mm.* (iv) 1 to 2 mm

Description : To take care of differential cooling rail ends of 90 UTS rails are lifted by? (i) 1 mm (ii) 2 mm (iii) 2 to 2.2 mm.* (iv) 1 to 2 mm

Last Answer : (iii) 2 to 2.2 mm.*

In new Rail as well as second hand rails how much end bends of the rails in lateral direction are permitted when checked with one metre straight edge before welding? (i) ± 0.2 mm in lateral direction (ii) ± 0.3 mm in lateral direction (iii) ± 0.5 mm in latera

Description : In new Rail as well as second hand rails how much end bends of the rails in lateral direction are permitted when checked with one metre straight edge before welding? (i) ± 0.2 mm in lateral direction (ii) ± 0.3 mm in lateral direction (iii) ± 0.5 mm in latera

Last Answer : (iii) ± 0.5 mm in latera

In new Rail as well as second hand rails how much end bends of the rails in vertical are permitted when checked with one meter straight edge before welding? (i) +0.5mm, -0 mm in vertical * (ii) +0.2mm, -.3 mm in vertical (iii) +0.3mm, -2 mm in vertical (iv) 0 mm, +.5 mm in vertical

Description : In new Rail as well as second hand rails how much end bends of the rails in vertical are permitted when checked with one meter straight edge before welding? (i) +0.5mm, -0 mm in vertical * (ii) +0.2mm, -.3 mm in vertical (iii) +0.3mm, -2 mm in vertical (iv) 0 mm, +.5 mm in vertical

Last Answer : (i) +0.5mm, -0 mm in vertical *

Length of guard rails to be bent so as to be brought together at the middle of the track.(L2) a) 3200 mm b) 4875 mm* c) 3655 mm d) None of the above

Description : Length of guard rails to be bent so as to be brought together at the middle of the track.(L2) a) 3200 mm b) 4875 mm* c) 3655 mm d) None of the above

Last Answer : b) 4875 mm*

The load transferred from rails to web of girders is in a) deck type girder b) through type girder c) semi-through type girder* d) plate girder

Description : The load transferred from rails to web of girders is in a) deck type girder b) through type girder c) semi-through type girder* d) plate girder

Last Answer : c) semi-through type girder*

The load transferred from rails to bottom flanges is in a) deck type girder b) through type girder* c) semi-through type girder d) plate girder

Description : The load transferred from rails to bottom flanges is in a) deck type girder b) through type girder* c) semi-through type girder d) plate girder

Last Answer : b) through type girder*

Vertical wear permissible for 60kg/90UTS. rails is:- (a) 23 mm. (b) 10 mm. (c) 13 mm.* (d) 15 mm.

Description : Vertical wear permissible for 60kg/90UTS. rails is:- (a) 23 mm. (b) 10 mm. (c) 13 mm.* (d) 15 mm.

Last Answer : (c) 13 mm.

What is the full form UTS of rails a. Ultimate technical Strength b. Ultimate tensile Strength* c. Upper Top surface d. None of above

Description : What is the full form UTS of rails a. Ultimate technical Strength b. Ultimate tensile Strength* c. Upper Top surface d. None of above

Last Answer : b. Ultimate tensile Strength*

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Description : Clear perpendicular distance between inner faces of two rails is a. Gauge of track* b. Inner gauge c. Wheel base d. Wheel gauge

Last Answer : a. Gauge of track*

Tilting of rails is done at a slope of a. 1 in 30 b. 1 in 25 c. 1 in 20* d. 1 in 15

Description : Tilting of rails is done at a slope of a. 1 in 30 b. 1 in 25 c. 1 in 20* d. 1 in 15

Last Answer : c. 1 in 20*