21. Following tests are conducted for rails
- falling weight test
- tensile test
- hammer test
The compulsory tests are
- only i
- i and iii
- ii and iii
- i and ii
22. In case of railway the track resistance is caused due to
- frictional resistance of rails
- wave action of rail
- track irregularities
- flange friction
23. Ballast used to serve the following purpose in railway tracks as
- an elastic bed
- foundation of rail track
- both a and b
- protection from animals
24. Which of these is NOT a function of check rail?
- Protection from derailment
- Protection for interlocking system of railway track
- Protection for flange from excessive wear
- Protection from excessive wear of rail
25. The fixed rail in a railway track against which the tongue rail fits is known as
- Wing rail
- Lead rail
- Point rail
- Stock rail
26. Which of the following is not a major cause of buckling of rail tracks?
- Missing fastenings
- Installation bey ond specified rail temperaure range
- Water logging of rails
- Excessive creep, jammed joints and sunken in welded tracks
- No frequent lubication to SEJs
27. The section of rail is decided on the basis of
- spacing of sleepers
- type of rails
- speed of train
- gauge of track
28. To prevent creep in rails, the steel sleepers are fixed with rails by
- Two anchor keys
- One anchor key
- Four anchor keys
- Three anchor keys
29. Ballast is used in Railway section to serve as
- an elastic bed
- foundation of rail track
- both a and b
- protection from animals
30. The longitudinal movement of the rails in a track is technically known as
- Buckling
- Hogging
- Creeping
- Cracking