05 - Pneumatics and Suspension Flashcards

1
Q

How much power is given to the Air Compressors?

A

400v AC

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2
Q

How many Air Compressors are on a 3 car consist and where are they?

A

2 Air compressors both on the Trailer car

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3
Q

One Air Compressor will operate so long as the main reservoir pressure is between?

A

750kPa and 900 kPa

This is the operating pressure of an X’trap

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4
Q

How low does the main res pressure need to be for both Air Compressors to function simulatniously?

A

650kPa

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5
Q

What does the Air dryer do?

A

Air Dryer removes Debris, moisture and oil from the supplied compressed air.

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6
Q

What happens if you isolate the Compressor govenor during operation?

A

If you isolate the compressor govenor while it is running it will keep running, if you isolate it while it is not running it will not run intil de-isolated.

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7
Q

What releaves pressure from the main res in the event the compressor govenor fails and too much air is being compressed? At what pressure will it operate?

A

The Safety vale, which will operate at 980kPa

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8
Q

Where does pneuimatic braking system draw air from?

A

The Auxiliary resevoir, which gets it’s air from the main res.

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9
Q

What can be isolated from the Auxiliary Pneumatic Panel?

A

TWATS

Trip Cock Device Cylinders

Whistle

Auxiliary Pneumatic Panel (all)

Trip Cock device reset

Schafenberg Coupler Uncoupling

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10
Q

Spring Park Brakes are fitted on which wheels/axles?

A

Wheels 1 3 7

Axles 1 2 3

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11
Q

What are all the different braking systems on an X’trap?

A

Service Brake

Holding Brake

Emergency Brake

Spring Park Brake

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12
Q

In the Service brake, what is the max pressure during a Full Service brake?

A

190kPa

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13
Q

What speeds is the Rheo/ED active?

A

All speeds above 10km/h unless Emergency braking

Between 5 and 10 EP and Rheo/ED blend.

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14
Q

Which brake applied as the train speed falls below 0.5km/h?
Which types of break(s) are used?
How much brake pipe pressure?

A

The Holding brake
Disc and tread
120kPa

(This brake will release when traction is gained)

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15
Q

How much pressure is applied by the Emergency brake?
What effect does the EB have on Rheo/ED?

A

210kPA
If Emergency brake is applied this will only apply friction (EP) brakes, Treads and Disc. It will cut Rheo/ED brakes even above 10km/h.

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16
Q

How is the spring park break applied/released?

A
Mechanically applied (spring)
Pneumatically released (Main res pressure)
17
Q

Which key is needd to manually release the spring park brake?

A

The AX key

18
Q

Emergency mode Switch (EMS), what are the 5 positions?

A

1 - Holding Brake Inhibition

2 - Normal

3 - Rescued

4 - Rescuing

5 - Rescuing in propulsion

19
Q

When in a rescue, how much pressure will be in the brake pipe when fully charged?

A

550kPa

20
Q

During a rescue operation, the safety loop will open if the brake pipe falls below?

A

300kPa

21
Q

During a rescue operation, the safey loop will close as pressure in the brake pipe is charged above?

A

430kPA