Top 250+ Solved Railway Bridge and Tunnel Engineering MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Coning of wheels

a. Prevent lateral movement of wheels

b. Provide smooth running of trains

c. Avoid excessive wear of inner faces of rail

d. All the above

  • d. All the above

Q. Standard size of wooden sleeper for Broad Gauge track is

a. 275 × 25 × 13 cm

b. 180 × 20 × 11.5 cm

c. 225 × 23 × 13 cm

d. 250 × 26 × 12 cm

  • a. 275 × 25 × 13 cm

Q. By interchanging gibs and cotters of a pot sleeper, gauge may be slackened by

a. 1.2 mm

b. 2.2 mm

c. 3.2 mm

d. 4.2 mm

  • c. 3.2 mm

Q. The main function of sleepers, is

a. To support rails

b. To hold rails at correct gauge

c. To distribute load from the rails to ballast

d. All the above

  • d. All the above

Q. The limiting value of cant gradient for all gauges is

a. 1 in 360

b. 1 in 720

c. 1 in 1000

d. 1 in 1200

  • b. 1 in 720

Q. The spike commonly used to fix rails to wooden sleepers in Indian railways, is

a. Dog spike

b. Screw spike

c. Round spike

d. All the above

  • d. All the above

Q. Track construction involves preparation of

a. Sub-grade

b. Plate laying

c. Ballasting

d. All the above

  • d. All the above

Q. According to Indian Railway Board, no diamond crossing should be flatter than

a. 1 in 6

b. 1 in 8½

c. 1 in 12

d. 1 in 16

  • b. 1 in 8½

Q. 60 R rails are mostly used in

a. Broad Gauge

b. Metre Gauge

c. Narrow Gauge

d. None of the above

  • b. Metre Gauge

Q. A welded rail joint is generally

a. Supported on a sleeper

b. Supported on a metal plate

c. Suspended

d. None of these

  • c. Suspended

Q. If the standard length of a crossing is 480 cm, the number of crossing is

a. 1 in 8½ of B.G.

b. 1 in 8½ of M.G.

c. Both (a) and (b)

d. None of these

  • c. Both (a) and (b)

Q. Width of ballast section for Broad Gauge is

a. 1.83 m

b. 2.25 m

c. 3.35 m

d. 4.30 m

  • c. 3.35 m
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