The maximum degree of curvature for Meter Gauge is limited to_________________?

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1. The compensation for curvature on gradient for Meter Gauge is given by________________?

   A. 70/R B. 52.5/R C. 35/R D. 105/R where R is radius of curve...

2. The standard length of rail for Broad Gauge and Meter Gauge are respectively __________________?

   A. 12 m and 12 m B. 12 m and 13 m C. 13 m and 12 m D. 13 m and 13 m...

3. Normally maximum cant permissible in Meter Gauge is__________________?

   A. 75 mm B. 90 mm C. 140 mm D. 165 mm...

4. To ensure exact gauge, the gauge tie plates are provided at_________________?

   A. toe of the switch B. nose of crossing C. both (A) and (B) D. none of the above...

5. The limiting value of cant deficiency for Meter Gauge routes is__________________?

   A. 40 mm B. 50 mm C. 75 mm D. 100 mm...

6. The formation width for a single line meter gauge track in embankment as adopted on Indian Railways is______________________?

   A. 4.27 m B. 4.88 m C. 5.49 m D. 6.10 m...

7. Maximum value of ‘throw of switch’ for Broad Gauge track is__________________?

   A. 89 mm B. 95 mm C. 100 mm D. 115 mm...

8. For a 8° curve track diverging from a main curve of 5° in an opposite direction in the layout of a broad gauge yard, the cant to be provided for the branch track for maximum speed of 45 km/h on the main line and ‘G’ = 1.676 m is (Permitted cant deficiency for the main line = 7.6 cm)______________________?

   A. 0.168 cm B. -0.168 cm C. 7.432 cm D. 7.768 cm...

9. The limiting value of cant excess for Broad Gauge is________________?

   A. 55 mm B. 65 mm C. 75 mm D. l00 mm...

10. Which of the following factors govern the choice of the gauge ?

    i) volume and nature of traffic ii) speed of train iii) physical features of the country The correct answer is ? A. only (i) B. both (i) and (ii) C. both (ii) and (iii) D. (i), (ii) and (iii)...