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BOGIES AND SUSPENSION - South Central Railway

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CHAPTER 6 – <strong>BOGIES</strong> <strong>AND</strong> <strong>SUSPENSION</strong><br />

Periodicity of Oiling :-<br />

WAGON MAINTENANCE MANUAL<br />

Page 93 of 121<br />

(i) Permanently secured BG wagons face plates 30 days<br />

having oil hole<br />

(ii) BG wagons having, face plates not permanently 15 days<br />

secured<br />

(iii) MG wagons with permanently secured face plates 3 months.<br />

having oil holes<br />

The quantity of oil to be injected in each BG and MG axle box is 227 ml.<br />

For oiling the axle box, the wagon need not be damage labeled and brought to<br />

the sick lines. The oiling of wagons should be done in terminating and originating<br />

yards or if they arrive in sick lines for repairs other than re-packing work.<br />

On the left side of the sole bar on both sides of the wagon PRO/PR particulars<br />

are to be stenciled. The former is for plain bearings and the latter is for roller<br />

bearings. Against P, the date of POH and the name of the Workshop is recorded,<br />

against R, the re-packing date and station code of the wagon depot is recorded and<br />

against, the oiling date and station code of the wagon depot is recorded. When the<br />

wagons are repacked in Workshops at the time of POH, date of re-packing should not<br />

be recorded as P includes re-packing also. Similarly, at the time of re-packing date of<br />

oiling should not be recorded as re-packing includes oiling also.<br />

605 P. PROCEDURE FOR REPACKING OF AXLE BOXES<br />

While re packing axle boxes in sick lines, the following procedure should be<br />

followed:-<br />

i. Accumulated dirt both at the end and at the rear end of the axle box should be<br />

removed with a scrubbing brush, scraper or with the help of other material<br />

such as condemned dry waste. Both rivets of the face plate should, thereafter,<br />

be cut by oxy cutting pneumatic cools or by sledge hammer and chisel.<br />

ii. Remove the faceplate and then extract the wooden keep. It should be<br />

examined, and if found to be standard and undamaged, it may be reused after<br />

cleaning. The wooden keep should be kept in a bucket or a small drum<br />

painted red on the outside.<br />

iii. Remove the front roll and the centre rolls and put these in the same red<br />

container. Lastly, remove the back roll which should preferably be put in a<br />

separate small red painted container. Clean the axle box from the inside and<br />

remove white metal pieces, if any. Place back the face plate so that it can stay<br />

in position with the help of its lip. Thereafter lift one or both boxes on the<br />

same axle at a time, for removal of the key plate and the bearing brass.<br />

iv. Wipe the journal clean and feel with hand, right-round to ensure that there are<br />

no rough marks, on any portion of the journal. Measure the diameter and<br />

length of the journal by gauges. Chalk mark the length and diameter of each<br />

journal on the body panel just above the axle box.

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