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Air Brakes and Train Handling Rules - Alaska Railroad

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66 Locomotive Equipment <strong>and</strong> ComponentsWhite<strong>Air</strong> Flow Pointer204060OFM80RedReference PointeAdjustable Knofor Reference PA F M INDICATORFigure 66-F. <strong>Air</strong> Flow Meter.66.7.1 Brake Pipe FlowA. <strong>Air</strong> Flow Meter ReadingsThe air flow meter provides the following brake pipe flow information:• As the brake system begins charging, a high flow into the brakepipe is indicated by:— Higher numbers (more than 60 CFM)or— The pointer moving to the right• As the brake system becomes charged, a lesser air flow into thebrake pipe is indicated by:— Lower numbers (less than 60 CFM)or— The pointer moving to the left• If the air flow meter shows a reading less than 60 CFM that isstabilized, the brake system is charged.June 1, 1996 ARRC <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Brakes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Train</strong> H<strong>and</strong>ling Manual 66-11

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