Air Brakes and Train Handling Rules - Alaska Railroad

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Glossary64.4 Throttle Handling ................................................... 64-864.4.1 Short Time Ratings...................................... 64964.4.2 Minimum Continuous Speed ................... 64-1064.4.3 Minimum Continuous Speed and Short TimeRating Limits ............................................ 64-1164.5 Train Handling Conditions ..................................... 64-1164.5.1 Train Status Information ......................... 64-1264.5.2 Operating Conditions............................... 64-1264.5.3 Unusual Conditions ................................. 64-1264.6 Starting Train ........................................................ 64-1464.7 Slowing and Controlling Train Speed ................... 64-1464.8 Making Shoving Movements ................................ 64-1564.9 Making Switching Movements ............................. 64-1564.10 Temporary Speed Restrictions ............................. 64-1564.11 Train Handling Scenarios ..................................... 64-1664.11.1 Starting .................................................... 64-1764.11.2 Starting a Reverse or Shoving Movement . 64-2064.11.3 Stopping .................................................. 64-2364.11.4 Stopping a Reverse or ShovingMovement ............................................... 64-2764.11.5 Slowing or Controlling Speed .................. 64-2964.11.6 Slowing or Controlling Speed—ThrottleModulation Method ................................. 64-3364.12 Grade Operation .................................................. 64-3464.12.1 Operating On a Grade ............................ 64-3464.12.2 Regulating Valve Braking ....................... 64-3664.12.3 Using Retaining Valves ........................... 64-3664.13 Helper Operations ................................................ 64-3764.13.1 Testing and Coupling HelperLocomotives ............................................ 64-3764.13.2 Adding Helper Locomotives To Other ThanHead End ................................................ 64-3764.13.3 Operating Responsibilities ....................... 64-38June 1, 1996 ARRC Air Brakes and Train Handling Manual C-5
Glossary66 Locomotive Equipment and Components ................. 66-166.1 26L Brake Equipment ............................................ 66-166.1.2 SA26 Independent Brake Valve ............... 66-366.2 Automatic Brake Valve Cutout Valve .................... 66-466.2.1 Two-Position Cutout Valve ....................... 66-466.2.2 Three-Position Cutout Valve ..................... 66-566.3 MU-2A/Double-Ported Cutout Cock..................... 66-666.3.1 MU-2A Valve ........................................... 66-666.4 Electronic Alertness Device .................................. 66-766.4.1 Intervals Between Resets ......................... 66-866.4.2 Moving Unattended Locomotive EquippedWith Electronic Alertness Device ............. 66-866.4.3 Making Automatic Brake Pipe ReductionWith Device Deactivated .......................... 66-966.4.4 Restoring Electronic Alertness DeviceControl ...................................................... 66-966.5 Overspeed Control ................................................. 66-966.5.1 Slowing Train During Warning Period andRecovering Overspeed Control .............. 66-1066.6 Resetting the PCS After Emergency BrakeApplication ........................................................... 66-1066.7 Air Flow Meter .................................................... 66-1066.7.1 Brake Pipe Flow ...................................... 66-1166.7.2 Train Brake System ................................ 66-1266.8 Numbering Wheels and Components OnLocomotives ......................................................... 66-1267 Car Equipment and Components .............................. 67-167.1 Hand Brakes On Cars ........................................... 67-167.1.1 Determining Number Of Hand Brakes .... 67-167.1.2 Identifying Car Ends ................................. 67-167.2 Knuckle Identification ............................................ 67-167.3 Wheel and Journal Identification On Cars ............. 67-4C-6 ARRC Air Brakes and Train Handling Manual June 1, 1996
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64 Train Handling64.2.1 Slowing or
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67.17 Train Brake Releases67 Car Eq
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GlossaryAmp MeterThe instrument tha
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GlossaryInverse Gradient: The tempo
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GlossaryDrawbar ForcesThe longitudi
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GlossaryHand BrakeAn assortment of
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GlossaryLocomotive Cab Unit (LCU)A
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GlossaryQuick ServiceThe local vent
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INDEXIndexAA-1 reduction relay valv
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IndexEelectronic alertness device 6
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IndexMminimum continuous speed 64-1
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IndexTTOX AIR ACTUATOR single wheel
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