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The document provides information about a 6 week summer training presentation at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala, Punjab. It discusses the factory's history and production, including that it has manufactured over 25,000 passenger coaches since 1986. It also summarizes key areas studied during the training, including bogies, the control discharge toilet system, air brake systems, and LHB coaches which are now being manufactured in India after transferring technology from Germany.

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RCF Training

The document provides information about a 6 week summer training presentation at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala, Punjab. It discusses the factory's history and production, including that it has manufactured over 25,000 passenger coaches since 1986. It also summarizes key areas studied during the training, including bogies, the control discharge toilet system, air brake systems, and LHB coaches which are now being manufactured in India after transferring technology from Germany.

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6 WEEKS SUMMER TRAINING PRESENTATION

RAIL COACH FACTORY KAPURTHALA, PUNJAB VIVEK TURAN REG. NO. 11007981

Company Profile
1. Foundation laid in 1986 by Lt. PM Mr. RAJIV GANDHI. 2. Second coach manufacturing unit of the Indian Railways. 3. Manufactured around more than 25,000 passenger coaches. 4. Total

area of complex : 1178 Acres 5. Workshop : 335 Acres


6. Types of coaches manufactured: General second class Sleeper class Accident relief train/Staff van Parcel van Postal van 1st,2nd 3rd tiers AC coaches Double Decker coaches

WORKSHOPS IN RCF 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Sheet metal shop Fabrication shop Shell assembly shop Welding shop Paint shop Bogie shop Furnishing shop Finishing shop

STUDY PROJECT
Bogie Control Discharge Toilet System Air Brake system LHB Coach

BOGIE
Part on which the coach rests. The coach runs on the rail line due to Bogie. Two Versions of Bogie Currently Manufactured in RCF
I.C.F All Coiled Bogie FIAT Bogie

ICF All Coiled Bogie Developed/Built: ICF & Swiss Car & Elevator Manufacturing Co. Schlieren Switzerland. Introduced on Indian Railway in 1965. Current status: Productions continue by ICF & RCF. Main Units of I.C.F Bogie Bogie bolster centre pivot pin Bogie frame Wheel and axle Secondary suspension (between bogie bolster & bogie frame) Primary suspension (between bogie frame & axle)

FIAT Bogie Developed/Built : FIAT Switzerland. Introduced on Indian Railway in 2001 24 coaches imported from Switzerland Current status: Productions continue in RCF Fit to run up to 180 km/h Superior ride quality BUMP STOPS IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SUSPENSION NESTED SPRING SETS WITH 2 HELICAL AND ONE RUBBER SPRING IN SECONDARY

Less wear and tear

Main Units of FIAT Bogie Bolster and Bogie Frame Primary Suspension Secondary Suspension Wheel and Axle Disc Brake System Axle Bearing Bolster

Complete Assembly of FIAT Bogie

Bogie Frame

Wheel & Axle Secondary Suspension

Primary Suspension

Disc Brake unit

COMPARISION OF SALIENT FEATURES OF FIAT BOGIE AGAINST I.C.F. BOGIE


S.N.
1

I.C.F.
SPEED=140 KMPH

FIAT
MAX OPERATING SPEED=160 KMPH TESTED SPEED=180 KMPH POTENTIAL FOR OPERATION=200 KMPH

2 3 4 5 6

BOGIE FRAME I TYPE WHEEL BASE =2896 MM WHEEL DIA =915 MM CLASP TYPE BRAKE SPHERICAL ROLLER BEARING

H TYPE CONSTRUCTION WHEEL BASE = 2560 MM 915 MM(NEW) 845 MM (WORN) AXLE MOUNTED DISC BRAKE TAPERED ROLLER BEARING

Control Discharge Toilet System


About CDTS
Controlled discharge toilet units are fitted to avoid soiling of track in station and inhabited areas. Waste is stored into an immediate tank, which is closed off by microprocessorcontrolled slide valves. The slide valve for waste tank outlet opens automatically at speeds above 30 km/h. The toilet units are fitted with button operated flush valves that flush with water, which is pressurized using compressed air. The tanks have a capacity of storage of material for 15 flushes and must be emptied before use.

CDTS (Continued)

Components of CDTS

AIR BRAKE SYSTEM


1. In Air Brake system compressed air is used for operating the brake system. 2. The locomotive compressor charges the feed pipe and the brake pipes throughout the length of the train. 3. The feed pipe is connected to the auxiliary reservoirs and the brake pipe is connected to the brake cylinders through the distributor valve. 4. Brake application takes place by dropping the pressure in the brake pipe.

Main Parts of Air braking System


Compressor Feed Valve Equalizing Reservoir Brake Pipe Brake Cylinder Coupled Hoses Angle Cocks Auxiliary Reservoir Brake Block Brake Rigging Triple Valve

Air Brake System continued

LHB COACH LHB stands for LINKE HOFMANN BUSCH. It is a railway Coach Manufacturing unit Situated at Germany. The coaches manufactured by LHB/Germany are called LHB Coaches. These coaches are now being manufactured at RCF Kapurthala after getting the transfer of technology from GERMANY.

Why LHB Coaches?


Indian Railways have been transporting passenger traffic

mainly through coaches of ICF design.These type of coaches are having limitations in terms of Speed potential; Heavy corrosion; Poor riding comfort; Wearing of parts in the under gear; To overcome these limitations, Indian Railways entered into supply and technology transfer contracts with M/s. ALSTOM LHB/Germany to initially supply 24 coaches.

THANK YOU

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