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(For official use only)(Hkkjr ljdkj /Govt. of India)(jsy ea kky; /Ministry of Railways)Handbook onAir Brake Systemof Freight StockCAMTECH/2011-12/M /Fr. Air br. system/1.0February 2012

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PREFACE.Air Brake freight stocks on Indian Railway are fitted withsingle pipe/ twin pipe graduated release air brake system. Air brakesystem is most efficient and reliable braking system used to runheavy and long trains at high speeds. Recently, Bogie mounted BrakeSystem (BMBS) has been introduced for freight stock. The details ofBMBS for freight stocks are given in this handbook.The objective of this book is to provide a tool to the staffinvolved in maintenance of freight trains to reduce cases of Air brakesystem failures thereby improving safety & reliability of freightstock. This handbook prepared by the CAMTECH with the purposeof disseminating the information to all those in freight stockmaintenance field.This hand book is aimed at assisting concerned staff and doesnot supersede any existing instructions from Railway Board, RDSOor IRCA etc. Most of data and informations mentioned here in areavailable in some form the other in various books and manuals orother printed matter. If any changes are made, these will be used inthe form of correction slips. For convenience, this book includes aproforma for entering all correction slips serially.We welcome any suggestion for addition and improvementsfrom our readers.Date: - 28.02.2012K.P. YadavDirector/ MechCAMTECH/GWL

.52.62.72.82.92.102.112.122.13DescriptionPage No.PrefaceiContentsiiCorrection slipsiiiIntroduction.1Classification of air brake system.1Single pipe graduated release air brake system.1Twin pipe graduated release air brake system.6Uncommon items for twin pipe air brake10system.Marking of twin pipe air brake fitted wagons.11Bogie mounted brake system (BMBS).11Merits over conventional brake system.17Main components.21Distributor Valve22Common pipe bracket.28Intermediate piece (Sandwich piece).29Brake pipe & feed pipe hoses.30Brake pipe & feed pipe coupling30Cut off angle cock.34Brake cylinder.40Dirt collector.48Auxiliary reservoir.54Guard's emergency brake valve.57Quick coupling arrangement.61Slack adjuster.62Procedure for brake rigging setting and70measurement of “A” and “e” dimensions.

iiiCORRECTION SLIPSThe correction slips to be issued in future for this handbook willbe numbered as follows:CAMTECH/2011-12/M /Fr. Air br. system/1.0/C.S.# XX date ---------------------------# Where “XX” is the serial number of the concernedcorrection slip (starting from 01 onwards).CORRECTION SLIPS ISSUEDSr. No. ofDate ofPage no. andCorrection Slip issue Item no. modifiedRemarks

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock1AIR BRAKE SYSTEMFOR FREIGHT STOCK1.0INTRODUCTIONIn the air brake system, a lot of developments have takenplace such as bogie mounted Air brake system, Twin pipeair brake system, Automatic load sensing device etc,. Asa result, the maintenance and requirements have changedconsiderably.Recently, Bogie mounted Brake System (BMBS) has alsobeen introduced for freight stock. The details of BMBSfor freight stocks are given in this handbook.1.1CLASSIFICATION OF AIR BRAKE SYSTEMOn the basis of type of release, air brake system isclassified as: Direct release air brake systemGraduated release air brake systemBoth Direct and Graduated release are further available intwo forms viz. Single pipe andTwin pipeOn the basis of fitment, air brake system is classified as: Under frame mounted air brake system Bogie mounted air brake system1.2SINGLE PIPE GRADUATEDBRAKE SYSTEMRELEASEAIRSome of the Air Brake goods stock on IR is fitted withsingle pipe graduated release air brake system. In singlepipe, brake pipes of all wagons are connected. Also allCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock2the cut off angle cocks are kept open except the front cutoff angle cocks of BP of leading loco and rear end cut offangle cock of BP of last vehicle. Isolating cocks on allwagons are also kept in open condition. Auxiliaryreservoir is charged through distributor valve at 5.0kg/cm2.A. Charging stageDuring this stage, brake pipe is charged to 5kg/cm2pressure which in turn charges control reservoir andauxiliary reservoir to 5 kg/cm2 pressure via distributorvalve. At this stage, brake cylinder gets vented toatmosphere through passage in Distributor valve.FIG. 1. CHARGINGB. Application StageFor application of brakes, the pressure in brake pipe hasto be dropped. This is done by venting air from driver‟sbrake valve. Reduction in brake pipe pressure positionsthe distributor valve in such a way that the controlCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock3reservoir gets disconnected from brake pipe and auxiliaryreservoir gets connected to brake cylinder. This results inincrease in air pressure in brake cylinder resulting inapplication of brakes. The magnitude of braking force isproportional to reduction in brake pipe pressure.Note: Brake Application takes places when Brake pipe pressureis dropped by Intentional or Accidental.FIG. 2. APPLICATIONC) Release stageFor releasing brakes, the brake pipe is again charged to 5kg/cm2 pressure by compressor through driver‟s brakevalve. This action positions distributor valve in such away that auxiliary reservoir gets isolated from brakecylinder and brake cylinder is vented to atmospherethrough distributor valve and thus brakes are released.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock4FIG. 3. RELEASECAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock5FIG. 4. LAYOUT OF SINGLE PIPE AIR BRAKE SYSTEMCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock1.36TWIN PIPE GRADUATED RELEASE AIR BRAKESYSTEMSome of the Air Brake goods stock is fitted with Twin pipegraduated release air brake system. In Twin pipe, brakepipes and feed pipes of all wagons are connected. Also allthe cut off angle cocks are kept open except the front cutoff angle cocks of BP/ FP of leading loco and rear end cutoff angle cock of BP and FP of last vehicle. Isolating cockson all wagons are also kept in open condition. Auxiliaryreservoir is charged to 6.0 Kg/cm2 through the feed pipe.A. Charging stageDuring this stage, brake pipe is charged to 5 kg/cm2pressure and feed pipe is charged to 6 kg/cm2 pressurewhich in turn charges control reservoir and auxiliaryreservoir to 6 kg/cm2 pressure. At this stage, brake cylindergets vented to atmosphere through passage in Distributorvalve.B. Application StageFor application of brakes, the pressure in brake pipe has tobe dropped. This is done by venting air from driver‟s brakevalve. Reduction in brake pipe pressure positions thedistributor valve in such a way that the control reservoirgets disconnected from brake pipe and auxiliary reservoirgets connected to brake cylinder. This results in increase inair pressure in brake cylinder resulting in application ofbrakes. The magnitude of braking force is proportional toreduction in brake pipe pressureNote: Brake Application takes places when Brake pipe pressureis dropped by Intentional or Accidental.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock7C. Release stageFor releasing brakes, the brake pipe is again charged to 5kg/cm2 pressure by compressor through driver‟s brakevalve. This action positions distributor valve in such a waythat auxiliary reservoir gets isolated from brake cylinderand brake cylinder is vented to atmosphere throughdistributor valve and thus brakes are released.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock8FIG. 5. LAYOUT OF TWIN PIPE AIR BRAKE SYSTEMCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock9Do‟s and Don‟ts for Twin Pipe working of Freight TrainsDo‟s1. Do ensure that the all twin pipe Wagons are operated in CCrakes only.2. Do ensure that loco provided for twin pipe rake is havingits twin pipe in working condition.3. Do ensure availability of spare pool of twin pipe wagon &brake van, for replacement, if required.4. Do ensure availability of spare feed pipe in loco.5. Do ensure that brake van provided for twin pipe working ishaving twin pipe system.6. Do ensure BP coupling heads are marked with „BP‟ andpainted in green.7. Do ensure FP coupling heads are marked with „FP‟ andpainted in white.8. Do ensure that BP & FP hose couplings at the rear end ofthe train are placed on their respective hose couplingsupports.9. Do ensure that pressure gauges for BP and FP are providedin the brake van.10. Do ensure that brake pipe/feed pipe angle cocks are notclosed under any circumstance, either for isolation ofwagons or for any purpose whatsoever, except for carryingout shunting operation, after which the angel cocks shouldagain be opened to ensure continuity of brake pipe and feedpipe.11. Do ensure that the isolating cock of feed pipe of all thewagons in the open position. The handle of cock shall bevertically down when open and at horizontal when closed.12. Do ensure that gauge in guards compartment show pressurenot less than 5.8 kg/cm2 in feed pipe after the system isfully charged.13. Do ensure that feed pipe hose coupling are connected toform a continuous passage from locomotive to last vehicle.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock1014. Do ensure that feed pipe Cut off angle cocks, except at therear of train, are kept open.15. Do ensure availability of the quick coupling for attachingand detaching the pressure gauges for BP/FP in brake van.16. Do ensure that the leakage in brake system is less than 025kg/cm2 per minute.17. Do close BP/FP angle cocks of adjacent wagons touncouple hose couplings.Don‟ts1. Do not allow single pipe coupling.2. Do not allow a feed pipe to be connected to the brakepipe anywhere in the train or vice versa.3. Do not allow a feed pipe hose coupling at rear end todangle.4. Do not allow train to leave with leakage higher thanspecified.5. Do not allow train to leave with feed pipe pressure in locoand brake van less than specified.1.4UNCOMMON ITEMS FOR TWIN PIPE AIR BRAKESYSTEMSN1.DescriptionNo. ofRef. Drg.2WD-81027-S-012.3.4.5.6.Air Brake HoseCoupling (F.P.)Isolating CockCheck ValvePipe 20 N.B.Pipe 20 N.B.Pipe 20 N.B.111117.8.Pipe 32 N.B. (F.P.)Pipe 32 N.B. (F.P.)11WD-83062-S-04WD-83062-S-03WD-09082-S-02 ITEM-9WD-09082-S-02 ITEM-8WD-09082-S-02 ITEM10WD-09082-S-02 ITEM-4WD-09082-S-02 ITEM-2CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock111.5 MARKING OF TWIN PIPE AIR BRAKE FITTEDWAGONSFor easy identification of these wagons, „Twin Pipe‟ writtenin black letters on yellow background and encircled in whiteband shall be marked on side panel, one side in English andother side in Hindi as specified in RDSO drawings.NOTE: For further details please refer Annexure XIX of G-97ammandment No. 3 of Jan. 2010 for “General guidelinesfor operation and examination of Twin Pipe Air Brakesystem of complete train” and RDSO repot No. MP.Guide No. 11 (Rev. -01) “Procedure for checking ofDiesel/Electric locomotive Hauled Air Braked Trains(Fitted with twin pipe air brake system)”1.6 BOGIE MOUNTED BRAKE SYSTEM (BMBS)Bogie mounted brake system has been introduced for thefreight stock in Indian Railways to reduced maintenance andtare weight of the stock. In BMBS, brake cylinder is mountedparallel to the brake beams and transfers forces through thebell cranks.The Bogie mounted brake system is designed for singlepipe/twin pipe graduated release brake system with automatictwo stage braking. Its working principle is as follows:The wagons are provided with automatic two-stageAutomatic Brake Cylinder Pressure Modification Device tocater for higher brake power in loaded condition instead ofthe conventional manual empty load device. With theprovision of this, brake cylinder pressure of 2.2 Kg/cm2 isobtained in empty condition and 3.8 Kg/cm2 is obtained inthe loaded condition.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock12FIG. 6. DIAGRAM OF BOGIE FITTED WITH BMBSCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock13To obtain this a change over mechanism, "Automatic BrakeCylinder Pressure Modification Device" (APM) is interposedbetween the under frame and side frame of the bogie. Themechanism gets actuated at a pre-determined change overweight and changes the pressure going to the brake cylinderfrom 2.2. Kg/cm2 to 3.8 Kg/cm2 and vice -versa.FIG. 7. BRAKE BEAM ASSLY.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock14FIG. 8. BOGIE FITTED WITH BMBSFor application of brake, air pressure in the brake pipe isreduced by venting it to the atmosphere from drives brakevalve in the locomotive. The reduction of the brake pipepressure, positions the distributor valve in such a way that theauxiliary reservoir is connected to the brake cylinder throughAPM device and thereby applying the brake. During fullservice brake application, a reduction of 1.4 to 1.6 Kg/cm2takes, a maximum brake cylinder pressure of 3.8 Kg/cm2 inloaded condition and 2.2 Kg/cm2 in empty condition isdeveloped. Any further reduction of brake pipe pressure hasno effect on the brake cylinder pressure. During emergencybrake application, the brake pipe is vented to atmospherevery quickly; as a result the distributor valve acquires the fullapplication position also at a faster rate. This result in quickerbuilt up of brake cylinder pressure but the maximum brakecylinder pressure will be the same as that obtained during afull service brake application.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock15For release of brakes, air pressure in the brake pipe isincreased through driver's brake valve. The increase in thebrake pipe pressure results in exhausting the brake cylinderpressure through the distributor valve. The decrease in thebrake cylinder pressure corresponds to the increase in thebrake pipe pressure. When the brake pipe pressure reaches 5Kg/cm2, the brake cylinder pressure exhausts completely andthe brakes are completely released.Brake Cylinder with built-in Double acting SlackAdjusterThe brake cylinder receives pneumatic pressure fromauxiliary reservoir after being regulated through thedistributor valve and Automatic Brake Cylinder PressureModification Device develops mechanical brake power byoutward movement of its piston and arm assembly.The piston rod assembly is connected to the brake shoesthrough a system of rigging levers to amplify and transmitthe brake power. The compression spring provided in thebrake cylinder bring back the rigging to its original positionwhen brake is released.The built in slack adjuster compensates for the wear of brakeblocks during the brake application through equivalent payout. For pay in, the pry bar is applied between the brake shoeand wheel and the rigging is pushed in.FIG. 9. BRAKE CYLINDER - 10”DIA.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock16Automatic Brake Cylinder Pressure Modification Device(APM)APM device is interposed between bogie side frame ofCasnub bogie and the under frame of wagons. It is fitted onone of the bogies of the wagon for achieving two stage loadbraking with automatic changeover of brake power. Itrestricts the brake cylinder pressure coming from theDistributor valve to 2.2 0.25 Kg/cm2 in empty condition ofthe wagon and allows the brake cylinder pressure of 3.8 0.Kg/cm2 in loaded condition of the wagon. APM should sensethe gap only at the time of air brake application. Duringremaining time it should not be in contact with the bogie sideframe.FIG:10 Brake Cylinder Pressure Modification DeviceCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock17Design Features This device does changeover of brake cylinder pressurefrom empty to load. Standard DV can be used. The mounting and pipeline connecting of the device ismodified according to the standard pipes and flange used,so no major change is required in the piping arrangement.Only brake cylinder pipeline between distributor valveand brake cylinder needs to be modified. A visual indicator is provided on the valve, which showsempty load brake conditions. There is no physical contact of the sensor arm of devicewith the side frame of the bogie during release & running(both Empty & Loaded condition) The contact of sensing arm with side frame of the bogieoccurs during braking only. The sensing arm is angular type of lever; hence it doesnot lead to any bending movement. Simplified piping requires only three connections for theValve. The load-sensing device is lightweight, with a minimumnumber of parts. In the empty and loaded position, rock and roll of 44mmwin not affects the empty load brake. Load and empty adjustment can be easily done on thewagon.1.7 MERITS OVER CONVENTIONAL BRAKE SYSTEMMore SafetyTwo nos. of 10" brake cylinders with inbuilt double actingslack adjuster have been used per wagon. Along with this anautomatic load-sensing device has been used for two stagebraking (empty / loaded). This delivers optimum brakingCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock18performance and hence increases safety parameters.ReliabilityInstead of one 14” cylinder, two 10” cylinders have beenprovided per wagon (one per bogie)., This increases thesystem reliability as in case of failure of one cylinder thewagon can be moved on another cylinder with the isolationof failed cylinder.Cost Reductiona) Maintenance costTwo cylinders are provided with inbuilt slack adjuster, rescrewing of slack adjuster is automatic and can be done fromthe side of the wagon by a crow bar. The system simplifiedinstallation and even shoe wear helps extend the turn roundtime between wagon maintenance intervals.b) Fitment costThe BMBS is drop in fit product as new brake beams areprovided to slide in the existing chutes of bogie. It is veryeasy to assemble, no special training or tools are required forassembly.c) Pay load costA unique design that delivers optimum braking performancewhile minimizing weight. With this system has reduced thetare weight of BOBRN wagon by almost 200 Kgs, which inturn increases the payload.Easy Retro fitmentThis brake system can be easily fitted on any standard bogiewithout making any modifications. This is a drop in fitsystem and does not require any kind of modifications in theexisting bogie.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock19Simplified Hand Braking InstallationIn this system, hand brake is easy to install providesimproved reliability and safety. There is minimum number oflevers in the hand brake mechanism.Replaceable Brake HeadsImproved features replaceable brake heads which do notrequire disassembly of the bogie for installation. This systemis a direct acting system and does not require levers orreverse direction devices.Integral Double Acting Slack AdjusterIntegral double acting slack adjuster maintains a constant56mm piston stroke, resulting in uniform and efficientbraking performance even as the brake shoes and wheelwe.ar. The slack adjuster has a total make up of 500 mm,compensating for 192 mm of nominal brake shoe wear and192 mm of nominal wheel wear.Patented Beam DesignThe Beam design dramatically reduces bending loads in thebeams, enabling the use of lighter structure with no sacrificein the performance. In this system, cylinder is mountedparallel to the brake beams and transfers forces through thebell cranks. This parallelogram design improves theefficiency and aligns the braking forces with the wheels,which reduces the shoe and wheel wear.Under Bolster DesignIn this system push rods are positioned under the bolster andcan be configured to work with all bogie designs.1.8 CHANGES REQUIRED WITH EXISTING SYSTEM:Brake CylinderTwo numbers of 10” brake cylinders have been used (one perCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock20bogie) with double acting in-built slack adjuster instead ofone number of 14” brake cylinder (without in-built slackadjuster). In view of this there is no requirement of externalslack adjuster and other relating linkages.Load Sensing DeviceLoad sensing device with automatic empty-load change overand. adjustable sensing arm according to the change weightsof different wagons has been used in place of manual(mechanical) change over system. This change has beenimplemented without any change in distributor valve.BeamsNew design of beams, fabricated with heavy channels withreplaceable brake heads have been used in place of existingbeams with fixed brake heads. The beams can be installed inthe side pockets of the bogie side frame without making anykind of changes in the existing bogie.Pipes and HosesFive numbers of small 20NB pipe with 2 numbers of 1"flexible hose has been added in place of one pipe from DV tocylinder for making connections with load sensing deviceand brake cylinderBrake BlocksK-type non-asbestos brake blocks have been used in place ofL-type blocks.Hand Brake CablesIn order to reduce hand brake rigging/linkages in the existingsystem, flexible cables with imported outer sleeve and thickstainless steel inner wire have been used for efficient handbraking.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock21Other ItemsTwo nos. of isolating cocks with vent (one for each bogie)for isolation and venting of cylinders, mounting brackets, tierods and channels for hand brake arrangement have beenprovided with the system.2.0 MAIN COMPONENTSThe single pipe/Twin pipe graduated release air brake systemand bogie mounted air single pipe/Twin pipe brake systemconsists of following components:1)2)3)4)5)6)Distributor valve (DV)Common pipe bracket with control reservoir.Auxiliary reservoir 100 Litres & 75 LitersThree way centrifugal dirt collector for BP and FP.Isolating cock.Brake cylinder 355 mm diameters, 300 mm diameter and10” diameter.7) Cut off angle cock (32mm size on either ends of BP &FP).8) Air brake hose coupling (32mm for BP & FP).9) Brake pipe and Feed pipe (32mm dia).10) Branch pipes from BP & FP to brake equipment (20mmbore).11) Guard emergency brake valve.12) Pressure gauges for BP and FP.13) Check Valve.For BMBS14) Primary beam and secondary beam assembly.15) Push rods16) Levers Left Hand & Right Hand17) Load Sensing DeviceCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock222.1 DISTRIBUTOR VALVE:The Distributor valve assembly consists of distributor valve,pipe bracket, adaptor, control reservoir and gasket. All pipeconnection to distributor valve are given through the pipebracket. The distributor valve along with the adaptor can beremoved from the pipe bracket without distributing the pipeconnection for maintenance purpose.The control reservoir of six litres volume is directly mountedto the pipe bracket. An isolating cock is provided either on thedistributor valve or on the adaptor to isolate the distributorvalve when found defective. The handle of the isolating cockwill be in vertical position when the distributor valve is inopen position and horizontal when the distributor valve isclosed position. A manual release handle is provided at thebottom of the distributor valve by which the brake in aparticular wagon can be released manually by pulling thehandle.KEO and C3W type distributor valves with cast iron bodyhave been adopted as standard for freight stock of IndianRailways.C3W Distributor ValveThe C3W Distributor Valve consists of the following mainsubassemblies:i.Main bodyii.Quick Service valveiii.Main valveiv.Limiting devicev.Double release valvevi.Auxiliary reservoir check valvevii.Cut off valveviii. Application chokeix.Release choke.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock23FIG:11 SECTIONAL VIEW OF C3W DISTRIBUTOR VALVECAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock24Features of C3W Distributor ValveThe brake starts applying within 1 second when brake pipepressure drops by 0.6 kg/cm2 in 6 seconds. The brake does notapply for a slow drop of brake pipe pressure of 0.4 kg/cm 2 in60 seconds. If a facility is provided on the locomotive toquickly overcharge the regime pressure at 5 kg/cm2 to 6 kg/cm2 with a view to obtaining a faster brake release aprotective feature is incorporated in the Distributor Valvewhich prevent the overcharging of control reservoir from 5kg/cm2 to 6 kg/cm2 for a period of 50 seconds in freightservice.If the brake pipe regime pressure is set at 5kg/cm2, pressurelimiting device restricts the maximum brake cylinder pressureto 3.8 kg/cm2, irrespective of the drop in brake pipe pressureor the auxiliary reservoir pressure (as long as the auxiliaryreservoir is at a sufficient higher pressure than 3.8 kg/cm2even after repeated brake application, in single pipe system).However, after a brake application is made, full brake releaseis not achievable till the brake pipe pressure builds up to 4.83kg/cm2 with the BP regime pressure set at 5.0 kg/cm2.Application and release graduations of 0.1 kg/cm2 arepossible. A speed of propagation of around 280m/sec. isachieved due to a built – in Quick Service Valve (optional foruse in locomotive service).Provision is made to “Optimize” the brake release on a vehiclewhose full brakes are applied – a feature which comes inhandy especially during marshalling operation. In addition, afacility to vent all the brake equipment fully is provided.It is possible to use the distributor with appropriateattachments with a pneumatic “Empty Load” device, eithermanually or automatically operated, including an autocontinuous variable load sensing device.It is also possible to achieve higher braking effort byincreasing BP regime pressure. When the BP is set a 6 kg/cm2,the corresponding brake cylinder pressure will rise to aboutCAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock254.7 kg/ cm2. Such higher brake effort requirements would beapplicable to special operating conditions such as descentdown a gradient.Note: For other details and operating principles, referMaintenance manual supplied by the air brakesystem.C3W2 Distributor ValveGeneralThe C3W2 distributor valve is basically a C3W valve with the„Empty load‟ function added to provide two ranges of brakecylinder pressure for a given BP pressure.The C3W2 distributor valve works in conjunction with anexternal load sensing device which provide pneumatic signaldepending on the „Loaded‟ to „Empty‟ condition. Based on thethis signal, C3W2 distributor valve delivers maximum pressureof 3.8 kg/cm2 („Loaded‟ condition) or a lower pressure at 2.2kg/cm2 („Empty condition‟). In order to perform this additionfunction C3W2 distributor valve includes an additional portionsandwiched between the body and the bottom cover of C3WDistributor valve.Operating The brake does not apply with a brake pipe drop ofapproximately 0.5 kg/ cm2 in one minute. In “running” position, with the brake pipe at 5 kg/cm2,the distributor valve is insensitive to a release kick ofshort duration. When the BP is dropped at the rate of 0.6 kg/cm2 in 6seconds, the brake commence to apply in 0.8 seconds. Maximum brake cylinder pressure will be 3.8 kg/cm2 or2.2 kg/cm2 as the case may be, even in emergencycondition.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock 26To facilitate faster release of brake, following a fullservice application, the brake pipe pressure can beincreased to 6 kg/cm2 without any risk of overchargingthe control and auxiliary reservoir for a specified periodof time.The brake is released and the distributor valve is re-setwhen the brake pipe pressure is approximately 4.83kg/cm2.All other characteristics of C3W distributor valve alsoremain the same.Note: For other details and operating principles referMaintenance Manual supplied by the air brakemanufacturer.KEO Distributor ValveOperating FeaturesThe KEO Distributor Valve consists of the following mainsubassemblies:a) Three Pressure ValveThe three pressure valve controls the charging anddischarging of the brake cylinder in accordance with thepressure changes in the main brake pipe. It responds tothe slightest variations of the control pressures.b) U- Controller with U-ChamberAt the start of an application, via U-controller air istapped off from the brake pipe, thus causing an initialpressure reduction and ensuring simultaneous rapidpropagation of the braking impulse throughout the train.c) Minimum Pressure LimiterWhen application is initiated, the minimum pressurelimiter causes rapid charging of the brake cylinder up to adetermined pressure to overcome rigging resistance.CAMTECH /GWLFeb. 2012

Handbook on Air Brake system for Freight stock27d) Maximum Pressure LimiterThe maximum pressure limiter works independently ofsupply air reservoir pressure and time. The air reservoirpressure can exceed the standard operating pressurewithout causing the brake cylinder pressure to rise aboveits permissible maximum value. Consequently, there is nochange in application and release timing. In addition, thecylinder pressure is independent of the stroke. Leakagesin the brake cylinder pipes can be effectivelycompensated by increasing the air reserve in the auxiliaryreservoir.e) Choke CoverThe choke cover contains application and release chokesfor regulating the application and release times. It ismounted with four screws on the KE valve body.f) Quick Release Valve AL V9aThe quick release valve allows the brake of the wagon tobe fully released by means of a brief pull of the releasehandle without any loss of air in the auxiliary reservoir.The brake thus remains ready for reapplication. The quickrelease valve is assembled in the bottom cover andbottom cover is mounted on the basic valve body of thedistributor valve.g) A- ControllerA- Cont

AIR BRAKE SYSTEM FOR FREIGHT STOCK 1.0 INTRODUCTION In the air brake system, a lot of developments have taken place such as bogie mounted Air brake system, Twin pipe air brake system, Automatic load sensing device etc,. As a result, the maintenance and requirements have changed considerably. Recently, Bogie mounted Brake System (BMBS) has also

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