Airbrake8 Flashcards

1
Q
  1. What brake test does not require checking brake pipe leakage?
A

Class II

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2
Q
  1. How long do you need to wait after cutting out pressure maintaining feature?
A

30 seconds

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3
Q
  1. Brake pipe leakage on a train must not exceed:
A

3 psi/minute

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4
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  1. When leaving initial terminal, what percentage of operative brakes do you need?
A

100%

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5
Q
  1. What brake test needs to be performed after switching control stands?
A

Class II

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6
Q
  1. When taking over a train without a face to face job briefing, what brake test needs to be performed?
A

Class II

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7
Q
  1. If you need to look up passenger train weight and length, where would you find it?
A

AMT-3 non-passenger section

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8
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  1. What needs to be filled out on MAP 1173 (en route conditions)?
A

nitial of QMP/QP, date, type of test, location, time

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9
Q
  1. What psi must non-passenger trains be charged to?
A

90 psi

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10
Q
  1. What is the definition of “previously tested equipment”?
A

Equipment that had a Class I brake test and has not been off air for more than 4 hours

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11
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  1. What test is required if picking up cars that have been off air for more than 4 hours?
A

Class 1A

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12
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  1. How long is a Class I test good for?
A

Calender Day

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13
Q
  1. How much of a brake reduction is needed for a running test?
A

Sufficient amount

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14
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  1. What is the purpose of a Class II brake test?
A

Show continuity and integrity of brake pipe

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15
Q
  1. On non-passenger Class I brake test, what needs to be recorded on MAP 1173?
A

Total train weight and length and any special weight distribution requiring special train handling

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16
Q
  1. On a long distance intercity train that is delayed en route, how long is Class I brake test good for?
A

1500 miles/calendar day inspection – whatever comes first

17
Q
  1. When is a running brake test required?
A

After any standing brake test

18
Q
  1. What brake test allows a 10 MPH roll by for checking release of brakes?
A

Non-passenger Class II

19
Q
  1. How long must brakes stay applied when re-test is performed on non-passenger equipment?
A

3 minutes

20
Q
  1. What must be used to determine application and release of brakes on rear of passenger equipment?
A

Accurate gauge or EOT

21
Q
  1. How is a train to be operated with 3 or more direct release cars?
A

Direct release

22
Q
  1. What is the minimum pressure required to operate non-passenger trains?
A

90 psi

23
Q
  1. What type of test is required after switching control stands in a locomotive?
A

Class 2

24
Q
  1. What is form used to determine that a Class I test has been performed
A

MAP 1173

25
Q
  1. What type of train if delayed, can continue operating after a Class I test expires?
A

Long distance innercity