Classification of Railway Station According To Their Functional Characteristics
This document classifies railway stations according to their functional characteristics. It describes different types of stations including way side stations, junction stations, and terminal stations. It also describes different types of facilities within stations like halt stations, flat stations, crossing stations, and station yards which include passenger, goods, locomotive, and marshalling yards. The marshalling yard is where trains are sorted by destination and new trains are formed for departure.
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Classification of Railway Station According To Their Functional Characteristics
This document classifies railway stations according to their functional characteristics. It describes different types of stations including way side stations, junction stations, and terminal stations. It also describes different types of facilities within stations like halt stations, flat stations, crossing stations, and station yards which include passenger, goods, locomotive, and marshalling yards. The marshalling yard is where trains are sorted by destination and new trains are formed for departure.
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Classification of railway station
according to their functional
characteristics
• Way side station
• Junction station • Terminal station
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Way side station • Station having an arrangement only for crossing up & down train & for overtaking a slow moving train by fast train. Types of station • Halt station • Flat station • Crossing station Halt station
• Stopping place • No building and staf
Flat station
• Similar to halt station
but in this station building & staf are provided • Also have facility telegraph, Crossing station
Facility are provided for crossing up & down
train provided with one loop line Type • Crossing type way side • Crossing type way side station on double line track • Crossing type way side station on triple line track Junction station • It have some special arrangement to fulfill following requirement • To facilitate the interchange of traffic between main & branch line • To clean & repair railway, locomotive etc • To change the direction of engine Junction station Terminal station • The station at which railway line terminate or ends is known as terminal station Station yard • A system of track laid within prescribed limits on a railway station , over which movements of train are not authorized by the time tble is known as station yard Classification of station yard • Passenger bogie yard • Good yard • Locomotive yard • Marshalling yard Passenger bogie yard
• Provide facility for safe movement of
passenger and bogies Good yard
• It provide facility for receiving, loading
unloading &delivery of goods Locomotive yard
• It provide facilities for
watering, repairing, oiling , cleaning of locomotive. Marshalling yard
• The yard where trains &
other loads are received, sorted out stations wise & new trains are formed and despatched onward are known as marshalling yard Function of Marshalling yard • Reception of empty & loaded wagons • Sorting of wagons • Departure of wagons in the form of train Water column • They are provided for feeding the water to stem locomotive. • It will situated at the end of the platform so that engine of running trains can take water when heating • They may installed on ash pits so that the engine may remove their ash simultaneously while taking water • At important stations two or more water column are provided Water column