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49. |
Ordinary rails are made of
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A. |
mild steel |
B.
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cast iron |
C.
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wrought iron
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D.
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high carbon steel
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Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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50. |
Pandrol clips cannot be used with
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A. |
wooden sleepers |
B.
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concrete sleepers |
C.
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CST-9 sleepers
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D.
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steel trough sleepers
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Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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51. |
Sleeper density in India is normally kept as where M is the rail length in meters.
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A. |
M + 2 to M + 7 |
B.
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MtoM+2 |
C.
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M + 5toM+10
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D.
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M
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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52. |
Staggered joints are generally provided
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A. |
on curves |
B.
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on straight track |
C.
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when two different rail sections are required to be joined
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D.
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none of the above
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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53. |
Stretcher bar is provided
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A. |
to permit lateral movement of the tongue rail |
B.
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to maintain the two tongue rails at the exact distance |
C.
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to ensure exact gauge at the toe of the switch as well as the nose of crossing
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D.
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to prevent any vertical movement between the wing rail and nose of crossing
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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54. |
Switch angle is the angle between
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A. |
the gauge face of the stock rail and tongue rail |
B.
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the outer face of the stock rail and tongue rail |
C.
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the gauge face of the stock rail and outer face of the tongue rail
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D.
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the outer face of the stock rail and the gauge face of the tongue rail
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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