locomotive alambagh

1. TRAINING REPORT
ON
DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE
Submitted to: Submitted by:
Mr Umesh Kr Sharma Km Deepika Sharma
Chief Instructor Km Akanksha Pathak
DIESEL TRAINING CENTRE Km Subham Devi
ALAMBAGH, LUCKNOW ROLL NO: 40, 54 & 60
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Diploma (MECHANICAL)
Lucknow Polytechnic
Lucknow

2. DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE
INTRODUCTION
A successful diesel engine was invented by RODOLF DIESEL in 1987,
which was of 20 hp. It was of one cylinder engine, which was based on the
principle of internal combustion engine. The pressure of fuel and air was
experimented in it. It was used for trading purposes in 1987 in AMERICA
and it was of 60 hp and two cylinder engine. In 1923, a first diesel engine
was working successfully. It was of 1200 hp and the electric transmission
was in it, which was invented in GERMANY.
DIESEL ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE
It is invented for runs the passenger and luggage train on long track. The
main generator starts by diesel engine in it, due to this, electricity is
produced and this electricity is given to traction motors by which the wheel
are moved through gear and axle, means locomotives is moves. On the
bases of it is called as electric transmission locomotives.
This diesel is 16 cylinder V- shaped 4- stroke diesel cycle engine. Its
cylinder’s bore is of 9 inch and piston’s stroke is of 10.5 inch. This is engine
is single acting. In this engine, a turbo super charger is mounted which is
starts by exhaust gases for super charging. The solid fuel injection system
is applied in the engine. A electro hydraulic or Woodward governor for
controlling the and load f the engine.
A main generator is tightened at one side of the main crank shaft of the
engine. A forced type lubricating system is applied for lubricating of
components of the engine. A closed water cooling system is applied for
cool the engine.
This engine is starts by the current of the battery. In it, a 28 LAV-1 system
is applied for brake of locomotive and train brake. It getting the compressed
air by expressor.
The super structure of the engine locomotives mounted on too try mount
CoCo type bogie. 3 axle and 6 wheel on each bogie. One traction motor is
mounted on each axle which is bounded by to suspension bearings. The
electricity which is given by main generator to the traction motor, is given to
the axle gear by pinion gear and bull gear. By which the wheels start to
move and locomotives gets the speed. This locomotives is divided into 8
group.
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 Nose compartment
 Driver cabin
 Control room
 Generator room
 Engine room
 Expressor room
 Radiator room
 Under frame
The end of driver’s cabin is called short hood and the end of radiator room
is called long hood. When we stand in the driver’s cabin towards the nose
compartment then our left sides is locomotives left sides and our right sides
is locomotives right sides.
When we stand in the driver’s cabin towards the radiator room then our
right sides engines right sides and our left sides is engines left sides.
The end towards the generator room if engine block is called power take off
end and the end towards the expressor room is called free end.

4. GOVERNOR
There are two types of governor used in loco WDM-2:
1. Electro Hydraulic Governor (E.H.G)
2. Woodward Governor (WWG)
ELECTRO HYDRAULIC GOVERNOR:
Main component
 Arm A
 Arm B
 Speed Pilot Valve
 Clutch Coil
 Speed Coil
 Stabilizing Coil
 Reference spring
 Over travel spring and Housing
 Slab Piston no.1
 Slab Piston no.2
 Main Shaft
 Output shaft
 Fuel limiting shaft
 Load Control Rhestote
 S.P Stabilizing Potentiometer
 Oil Filter
 Oil sump
 Oil Level Gauge Glass
WORKING :
4.5 liter T-77 oil filled in sump of governor. When we start the fuel pump
then booster pump also start which is attached with governor the work of
this governor is to maintain the pressure of 135 pound. Fuel control shaft is
attached with output shaft of governor.
When engine stops then Arm-A and Arm-B at opposite direction of each
other. Arm-A at fuel on position and Arm-B at fuel off position. When fuel
pump starts then battery control goes to stabilizing coil. Due to this, arm a
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5. pushed towards Arm-B. Arm-B still attached with output shaft Arm-A rotates
freely on output.
When we pressed start switch then battery current goes to clutch coil. This
coil is situated in between Arm-A and Arm-B. When it get current then it
becomes magnet and join Arm-A and Arm-B. Both of these arms works
together by attaching each other until unless the current in the clutch coil.
Arm-A and Arm-B comes at fuel on position after cut of stabilizing current
by pressing the start switch to stop.
One speed coil and stabilizing coil mounted on the speed pilot. Reference
spring is also mounted on it. These three components keeping the pilot
valve in still position by being together. The pilot valve moves up and down
in case of less or more current in any coil. And increases or decreases the
quantity of fuel.
When engine starts then current goes to speed coil from TECHO
generator or EXCITER alternator. This current is position.
WORKING OF STABLIZZING COIL:
It has our four main operation:
 At the time of starting of the engine, Arm-A and Arm-B comes on
it.
 At the time of closing the engine it pushed Arm-A and Arm-B at no
fuel position.
 It helps the speed coil and reference spring for maintaining the
rpm of engine.
 It prevents the engine by over speed due to immediate unloading.
Note:- The current of TECHO generator getting by governor through
Amphenol Plug.
WOODWARD GOVERNOR:
This governor work due to hydraulic pressure.
Main component
 Fly weight assembly (Pilot valve plunger and bushing, fly weight,
speeder spring, speed piston)
 Speed setting pilot valve and bushing, solenoid, AV, BV, CV, DV,
triangular plate, buffer piston.
 Load control pilot valve and bushing servo vein, commutator.
 Over ridding solenoid, fuel limiter, lube oil pump, lube oil shunt down
plunger.
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6. WORKING OF WOODWARD GOVERNOR
There is a gear at the bottom of this governor which is attached with cam
shaft gear of right side. When this came shaft rotates then the gear of the
governor also rotates. The pump which is situated inside the governor send
the lube oil by the pressure to the different places in the governor due to
rotation of the gear of the governor. The fly weight assembly joined with it.
The two fly weight are mounted on the fly weight assembly. In the fly weight
assembly, there is a pilot valve bussing and a valve plunger inside it. A
speeder spring is mounted on the fly weight assembly dumper. Fly weight
assembly is also rotates by governor gear. When this assembly rotates
then fly weight tries to open to the outside due to centrifugal force. Due to
this, the fly weight plunger pressed downward but spring prevent the fly
weight to open to outside by pressing it. Due to this, the pilot valve moves
upward. Therefore, the pilot valve at the balanced position due to the
pressure of both fly weight plunger and spring fly weight. When we raise
the notch from the throttle the plunger of solenoid pressed downward due
to coming the current in the solenoid it pressed the triangle plate. The plate
pressing a lever at which it is stand with it. The plunger pressed due to
joining the speed pilot valve with the lever. When governor oil presses the
piston spring by going on speed piston then fly weight assembly presses
downward and fuel supply increases.
When the current goes only in DV solenoid then it presses speed pilot
valve bussing. Due to this, the oil which is on the bottom surface of the
piston drain the sump. The fly weight assembly moves upward. The oil
which is on the bottom surface of power piston is also sump in the drain
due to this the fuel rack (at the zero point) comes at no fuel position and the
engine closed. When the pressure of the lube oil of the engine decreases
then the pressure of the lube oil at the diaphragm in the governor
decreases. Due to this, the shunt down plunger goes out and the oil which
is the governor, sump in the drain. Due to this the power piston also goes
down. The fuel comes at zero point the engine closed.
Note:- There should be no filling of the another oil after the less quantity of
the oil in this governor.
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WOODWARD GOVENOR
RADIATOR
Radiator mounted on the radiator room at both left and right sides(two
radiators on each side). It is used for cool the water in the water cooling
system and increase the horse power of the engine. Hot water of the
engine passes through the thin copper fins and at that time, the vaccum is
created in the radiator room by moving of the radiator fan. The hot fins are
cooled by atmospheric air. To avoid the vaccum, atmospheric air comes in
the radiator room passes through the nets of the radiator at very high
speed. There, there water flows in the thin tubes which becomes cooled
after contact with the air. Which drops the temperature of the water and
instruments of the radiator room also become cooled. The radiator fan
works according to the temperature of the water.

8. The engine temperature may be 110-190deg C.
In old type radiator, 2.5 kg pressure of water supplied to identify the tube
blockages.
In old type radiators, 3kg pressure of water is used.
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BOGIE
A bogie is a wheeled wagon or trolley. In mechanics terms, a bogie is a chassis or
framework carrying wheels, attached to a vehicle. It can be fixed in place, as on a
cargo truck, mounted on a swivel, as on a railway carriage or locomotive, or
sprung as in the suspension of a caterpillar tracked vehicle.
Bogies serve a number of purposes:
 Support of the rail vehicle body.
 Stability on both straight and curved track.
 Ensuring ride comfort by absorbing vibration, and minimizing centrifugal
forces when the train runs on curves at high speed.
 Minimizing generation of track irregularities and rail abrasion.
Usually two bogies are fitted to each carriage, wagon or locomotive, one at each
end. An alternate configuration often is used in articulated vehicles, which places
the bogies (often jacobs bogies) under the connection between the carriages or
wagons.
Most bogies have two axles as it is the simplest design,[2] but some cars designed
for extremely heavy loads have been built with up to five axles per bogie. Heavy-duty
cars may have more than two bogies using span bolsters to equalize the load
and connect the bogies to the cars.

10. Usually the train floor is at a level above the bogies, but the floor of the car may be
lower between bogies, such as for a double decker train to increase interior space
while staying within height restrictions, or in easy-access, stepless-entry low-floor
trains.
Key components of a bogie includes:
 The bogie frame itself.
 Suspension to absorb shocks between the bogie frame and the rail vehicle
body. Common types are coil springs, or rubber airbags.
 At least one wheelset, composed of an axle with a bearings and wheel at
each end.
 Axle box suspension to absorb shocks between the axle bearings and the
bogie frame. The axle box suspension usually consists of a spring between
the bogie frame and axle bearings to permit up and down movement, and
sliders to prevent lateral movement. A more modern design uses solid rubber
springs.
 Brake equipment. Two main types are used: brake shoes that are pressed
against the tread of the wheel, and disc brakes and pads.
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11.  In powered vehicles, some form of transmission, usually an electrically
powered traction motors or a hydraulically powered torque converter.
The connections of the bogie with the rail vehicle allows a certain degree of
rotational movement around a vertical axis pivot (bolster), with side bearers
preventing excessive movement. More modern bolsterless bogie designs omit these
features, instead taking advantage of the sideways movement of the suspension to
permit rotational movement.
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TYPES OF BOGIE
1. AO bogie- one wheel bogie
2. BO bogie- two wheel bogie
3. Coco bogie- three wheel bogie

12. OPERATION
Power Generated by engine Power in Traction motor Power used in Pinion to
move Pinion moves Bull Gear Bull Gear moves Wheel
Hunching Liner
It is used in to make clearance to protect the frame, when engine vibrates
longitudinal or transverse direction.
Importance notes:-
 Bogie vibrates longitudinal when running.
 Bogie vibrates transverse when tends to stop.
 Damper, helical coil spring used to avoid shocking load.
 Cardime oil used for lubricating purposes in gear and pinion.
 Grease used wheels and hubs.
 2.5 kg of air used in air breaking.
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13. AIR BRAKING
Air brakes system is also used for running the trains by WDM2 locomotive. In this
system we adjust the brake pipe pressure of 5 kg/cm2 through adjusting cock by
a 9 valve. By which control stand we have to work, its direction cock should
be open. 5 kg/cm2 pressure is produced due to MU2B valve in the lead
position. This 5 kg/cm2 pressure is operated the additional C2 relay valve.
There already the pressure MR2. This 5 kg/cm2 pressure goes into
pressure brake pipe when the 3/4” cut out cock open in the driver cabin.
110 cubic reservoir is mounted in the additional C2 relay valve or MU2B
valve which keep filling. When the engines pipe join to box N or BSN and
both angle cock open than break pipes pressure starts to filling the
distributor valve and auxiliary reservoir. After filling the pressure of 5
kg/cm2 in the whole train pipe, there creates a pressure of 4.8 kg/cm2.
If there is the system of twine pipe than the air of MR1, creates the
pressure of 6 kg/cm2 in the feed pipe by feed valve when ¼” cut out cock
and feed cock are open.
VACUUM BRAKING
By this breaking system we makes the vacuum in the train pipe by the
exhauster. The breaks of the wagon are released on getting the vacuum in
the train pipe. When we makes the A9 in the application position then the
brakes tends to starts in the train through the entrance of the air in the train
pipe and cuts the way by the exhauster by VA1B control valve and at the
releasing position, the breaks are released.
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TRACTION MOTOR
Description
The Traction motor is a D.C. series wound, four poles, forced ventilated
machine arranged for axle mounting on roller bearing, and supported on
the opposite side by resilient suspension unit. Transverse movement is
limited by the flanges of the axle suspension bearings.
Construction
The armature core is built up from electrical quantity varnished sheet steel,
laminations assembled on the shaft with interference and consolidated
under pressure.
The armature is cap wound with 100% equalization. The armature coils
are capton covered. The armature and equalizer coil leads are TIG welded
to commutater riser. The armature coils are held down in the core slots by
Epoxy glass wedges, and the end windings are secured by Resi-I-Glass
bend. The wound armature is finally vacuum pressure impregnated with
insulation varnish.
There are four brush holders per motor, each carrying three split carbon
brushes, each brush holder is carried on two insulated support pins.
Correct brush pressure is provided by coil spring.
The armature is supported on grease lubricant roller bearing. Bearing
assemblies are sealed type. The armature is located axially by the
commutater end bearing. The pinion end bearing applies no axial restraints
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ALTERNOTOR
The axle suspension tube is made from cast steel of one integral part, and
at the both ends, tapered bearing housing are formed. The upper and lower
flanges of suspension tube are mounted to the magnet frame with bolts.
The pinion which is shrunk on the armature shaft drives the loco axle
through spur gear wheel which is pressed onto the axle. The gear case is
of welded sheet steel construction and is in two halves which are boiled
together. The complete gear case is supported on the motor frame. The
joints between the gear case halves are baffled and grooved to carry felt
sealing rings so as to prevent ingress of dust and any other foreign material
and escape of the gear lubricant.

16. AUXILIARY GENERATOR FOR WDP-1
The motor is forced ventilated. Air enters the motor through a duct system
connected to an opening on the motor frame at the commutator end. The
cooling air then flows in two parallel path, one under the commutator
through the armature core ducts, and the other along the outside of
armature and between the field cools and is discharge through the opening
provided at the pinion end of the frame.
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17. AUXILIARY GENERATOR FOR WDP-3A
Rating (continuous) at 45 Deg C ambient :
Volts Amp Rpm Kw
325 1000 430 280
Insulation
Class H
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WEIGHTS :

18. Machine complete with
gears & gear case : 3680 kg
Armature : 990 kg
Gear case : 119 kg
Pinion : 24 kg
Resistance values (Average at 25 deg C)
Armature windings : 0.0096
Armature (across 38 micos) : 0.0307
Series field winding : 0.0052 Commutating field winding 0.0045
ARMATURE:
Core diameter : 489 mm
Core length : 398 mm
Distance between bearing to bearing : 933.45 mm
Overall length of armature : 1276.35 mm
ARMATURE TEMPORARY BENDING :
Material : 1.6 mm dia.
Tinned steel wire
Turns : 45 on each
end winding
100 on core
Bending tension : 140 kg
ARMATURE PERMANENT BENDING RESI-I-GLASS :
Material : 0.33 tk x 19
wide 2F Hi
temperature
Resi-I-Glas
Taps
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19. Turns on PE end winding : 110
Turns on CE end winding : 110
Bending tension : 220-230 kg
COMMUTATOR :
Length of working force : 187 mm
Diameter new : 423/424 mm
Diameter minimum permissible : 390 mm
Mica thickness : 1.5 mm
Depth of mica undercut : 0.75 to
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1.25 mm
BRUSH GEAR :
Number of brush arm : 4
Brush holders per arm : 1
Brush per holder : 3
Maximum permissible brush to brush
box clearance : 0.5 mm
Clearance between brush holder
and commutator : 1.6-2.5 mm
CARBON BRUSH :
Total number of brushes : 12
Length : 52 mm
Width : 57.15 mm
Thickness over two valves : 19 mm
Minimum permissible length : 28 mm
Pressure on a new brush : 4.5-5.4 kg
Brush grade : EG14D Morgon or
EG6754 (Le Carbon)
or E88(S&E)

20. POLE BORES (AVERAGE) :
Main poles : 498.5 mm
Compoles : 507 mm
ARMATURE BEARING :
Type Pinion end Commutator end
NU330EM/C4 NH320M/C4
roller roller
Radial clearance 0.165 to 0.125 mm 0.105 to 0.14 mm
of free bearing
when new
Fit between outer 0.035 to 0.08 mm 0.025 to 0.06 mm
race and shaft interface interface
Fit between outer 0.025 mm interface 0.02 mm interface
race and housing to 0.035 mm to .03 mm
clearance clearance
Minimum permissible 0.03 to 0.13 mm 0.03 to 0.1 mm
radial clearance when
assembled
ARMATURE BEARING :
Recommended Grease ESSD Audok BR or HP LITHON 3
Pinion end Commutator end
Quantity first fill 1000 gm 385 gm
Replenishment period 3 yr 3 yr
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AXLE SUSPENSION BEARING :

21. Roller bearing detail Gear wheel end Road wheel end
Manufacturer TIMKEN TIMKEN
Types of bearing Taper roller Taper roller
Cone M249747 Cone M349547
Cup M249710 Cup M349510
Lubricant Shell Alvania Grease No. 3
Change of lubricant 600 gm 1250 gm
(total value)
GEARS :
Recommended lubricant Caltex Crater No.2 or
Bharat Camex
Camound F
Quantity lubricant in grease 5 kg at max. level
3 kg at min. level
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POWER SECTION
COMPONENTS:
CYLINDER BLOCK
The cylinder block is the main supporting structure for the various
components. The cylinder of a multi cylinder engine is cast as a single unit,
called cylinder block. The cylinder block is mounted on the cylinder block.
The cylinder head is held tight to the cylinder block by number of bolts and
studs. The bottom portion of the cylinder block is called crankcase. A cover
called crankcase which becomes a sump for lubricating oil is fastened to
the bottom of the crankcase.
CYLINDER
As the name implies it is a cylindrical vessel or space in which the makes a
reciprocating motion. The varying volume created in the cylinder during the
operation of the engine is filled with the working fluid and subjected to the
different thermodynamic processes. The cylinder is supported in the
cylinder block.

23. CYLINDER HEAD
The cylinder head mounted on cylinder liner. On cylinder head, it includes
inlet valve(through which the fuel comes in to the cylinder during suction
stroke), exhaust valve(through which the exhaust gases out to the exhaust
manifold during exhaust stroke) and injector (which is used to inject the fuel
in the cylinder).
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24. PISTON
It is a cylindrical component fitted into the cylinder forming the moving
boundary of the combustion system. It fits perfectly into the cylinder
providing a gas-tight space with the piston rings and the lubricant. It forms
the first link in transmitting the gas forces to the output shaft.
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25. COMBUSTION CHAMBER
The space enclosed of the upper part of the cylinder, by cylinder head and
the piston top during the combustion process, is called the combustion
chamber. The combustion of fuel and the consequent release of thermal
energy results in the building up of pressure in this part of the cylinder.
INLET MANIFOLD
The pipe which connects the intake system to the inlet valve of the engine
and through which the fuel is drawn into the cylinder is called the inlet
manifold.
EXHAUST MANIFOLD
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26. The pipe which connects the exhaust system to the exhaust valve of the
engine and through which the products of combustion escape in to the
turbo super charger.
INLET AND EXHAUST VALVE
Valves are commonly mushroom shaped poppet type. They are provided
either on the cylinder head or on side of the for regulating the charge
coming in to the cylinder(inlet valve) and for discharging the products of
combustion from the cylinder.
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27. CONNECTING ROD
It interconnects the piston and the crankshaft and transmits the gas forces
from the piston to the crankshaft. The two ends of the connecting rod are
called as small end and big end. Small end is connected to the piston by
gudgeon pin and big end id connected to crankshaft by crankpin.
CRANKSHAFT
It converts the reciprocating motion of the piston into useful rotary motion of
the output shaft. The crankshaft is enclosed in a crankcase.
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28. PISTON RINGS
The piston rings, fitted into the slots around the piston, provide a tight seal
between the piston and the cylinder wall.
There are five rings at the cylinder. First three rings are used for air
leakage. The opening of the 2nd ring makes an angle of 180 deg with the 1st
ring and the opening of the 3rd ring make an angle of 60 deg with the 2nd
ring.
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29. GUDGEON PIN
It forms link between the small end of the connecting rod and the piston.
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30. CAMSHAFT
The camshaft and its associated parts control the opening and closing of
the two valves. The associated parts are push rods, rocker arms, valve
spring and tappets. This shaft also provides the drive to the ignition system.
The camshaft is driven by the crankshaft through timing gears.
CAMS
These are made as integral parts of the camshaft and are designed in such
a way to open the valves at the correct timing and to keep them open for
the necessary duration.
OPERATION:
There are four strokes in power section. Which are discussed below:-
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31. 1.SUCTION STROKE
Suction stroke start when the piston is at the TDC and about to move
downwards. The inlet valve is open at this time and the exhaust valve is
closed. Due to the suction created by the motion of the piston towards the
BDC, the charge consisting of air is drawn into the cylinder. When the
piston reaches the BDC (Bottom dead centre) the suction stroke ends and
the inlet valve closes.
2.COMPRESSION STROKE
The charge taken into the cylinder during the suction stroke is compressed
by the return stroke of the piston. During this stroke both inlet and exhaust
valve are in closed position. The air which fills the entire cylinder volume is
now compressed into the clearance volume.
3.POWER STROKE
Fuel injection starts nearly at the end of the compression stroke. The rate
of injection is such that combustion maintains the pressure constant in spite
of the piston movement on its expansion stroke increasing the volume.
Heat is assumed to have been added at constant pressure. After the
injection of fuel is completed the product of combustion expand. Both the
valves remain closed during the expansion stroke.
4.EXHAUST STROKE
The piston travelling from BDC to TDC pushes out the products of
combustion. The exhaust valve is open and the intake valve is closed
during this stroke.
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INJECTOR
COMPONENTS:
 Nozzle holder body
 Spring seat
 Spring
 Spindle with guide washer
 Compensating washer

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 Intermediate disc
 Nozzle
 Nozzle cap nut
NOZZLE HOLDER
The fuel injection nozzle holder conducts fuel from the pump, snubber
valve and high pressure discharge tubing to the fuel injection nozzle and
provides a means of adjusting the nozzle valve opening pressure. The
nozzle atomizes spray pattern into the engine combustion chamber. The
major component of the nozzle holder are nozzle holder body, pressure
adjusting spring.
To adjust nozzle valve opening pressure, shims are used between nozzle
holder body and guide bush (spring cap), above the spring. The lower end
of nozzle holder is ground and lapped to provide leak proof and pressure
tight seal with the lapped upper surface of intermediate disc. The lower

34. surface of intermediate disc is also lapped to provide a pressure tight
sealing with the lapped surface of nozzle body. Nozzle holder and nozzle
assembly with here after be referred to as injector.
NOZZLE
The fuel injection nozzle are the closed hydraulically operated, differential
type consisting of two parts:-
1.Nozzle body
2.Nozzle valve(pin)
Both these parts are made out of special heart treated alloy steel to
minimize wear.
The nozzle valve and nozzle body are matched to from an assembly.
These parts should not be exchanged individually but replaced only as an
assembly. At the tip of nozzle body are a spray holes through which fuel
passes into the combustion chamber. The spring loaded valve controls the
flow.
OPERATION
The metered quantity of fuel from the injection pump enters the nozzle
holder through the pressure inlet tube connection and flows through the
drilled passage of nozzle body to nozzle pressure chamber. When fuel
pressure acting on the differential area exceeds the spring force to which
the opening pressure is set, the valve is lifted off its until the fuel pump
ceases to deliver fuel.
The fuel flow is then instantaneously and positively out off as the spring
pressure forces the nozzle valve to its seat leakage of the fuel between the
nozzle valve and nozzle body is necessary for lubrication.
The leakage fuel accumulates in the spring compartment from the spring
compartment fuel drains out of nozzle holder through a leak of passage,
thus preventing the nozzle valve from becoming hydraulically locked.
To maintain the speed, we use washer in the holder.
OVER HAULING OF WDM-2 INJECTOR:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFETY
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35. Angle of MICO nozzle
valve body seat : 59deg-59deg30`
Angle of nozzle
valve pin seat : 60deg10`- 60deg5`
Nozzle maximum : 0.026deg
Spray angle : 157deg
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EXPERIMENT:

36.  Spray pattern : Equally on blatting paper.
 Atomization
 Opening pressure
(a) New nozzle : 3900 - 4050 p. s.i
(b) Oval hall nozzle : 3700 - 3800 p.s.i
 Leak of rate(use staff watch)
(a)New nozzle : 19 second. 3500 - 1000 p.s.i
(b)Oval hall nozzle : 6 second 3500 - 1000 p.s.i
Pressure:
(Over hauling nozzle) : 3700 – 3800 p.s.i
(New nozzle) : 4000 – 4050 p.s.i
Types of nozzle : American bosh Mico bosh
1.Nozzle ball : 90deg 60deg
2.nozzle lift : 0.012``- 0.02 0.018– 0.026``
INSTRUCTIONS :
1.Do not use any hard or sharp material on the nozzle.
2.Leake of over haul nozzle is 6 second good chaitring.
3.Spray hole should be 157deg.
COMPREESSION :
Stage 1 : 35 - 40 p.s.i
Stage 2 : 135 - 140 p.s.i
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FUEL INJECTION PUMP
FUNCTION:
MICO fuel injection pump are of single acting, constant stroke and plunger
type with the effective working stroke however, being adjustable. The pump
consists primarily of a housing, delivery valve and spring, delivery valve
holder, element (plunger and barrel assembly), plunger spring, a geared
control sleeve and control rack (rod) assembly. The pump element
comprises a barrel and a plunger, which are match assembled to a very
closed tolerance.

38. The fuel injection pump has three function:
 To raise the fuel oil pressure to a valve, which will efficiently atomize
the fuel.
 To supply the correct quantity of fuel to the injection nozzle
commensurate with the power and speed requirement of the engine.
 To accurately fine delivery of the for efficiently and economical
operation of engine.
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39. PARTS :
1. Nut 5.Delivery valve
2. ‘O’ ring 6.Buffel ring
3. Delivery valve holder 7.Element(17 mm)
4. Delivery valve spring 8.Regulating sleeve
9.Lover spring plate 12.Guide cup
10.plunger spring 13.Spring ring
11.Upper spring plate
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41. Test condition :
inlet pressure for calibration = 0.5+0.1
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0.5-0.1
Oil temperature = 40deg C + 2deg C
Calibration values :
PUMP TYPE TEST INJECTOR CONTROL Rpm DLIVERY QNTY.
OPENING RACK cm3/300 strokes
PRESSURE POSITION(mm)
PF1WV 150/5 172+3 9 500 70.3-76.5
30 500 399-411
PF1WV 170/6 172+3 9 500 90-100
28 500 465-489
TURBO SUPER CHARGER
Super charging given by turbo super charger in loco WDM-2. Its inventor
was a German Engineer ALFRAD BUCCI.
Turbo super charger is joined with engine block. It works freely. Which
exhaust gas exit through engine block passes through exhaust manifold
which is a fixed nozzle, it striking the turbine blade after getting a right
direction and exit through chimney the chimney and then it rotate the
turbine blade.
Turbo super charger is used to increase the efficiency of engine. Its
function is same as like economizer used in boilers. Economizer is a
accessory part of the boiler. Turbo super charger used the exhaust air to
increase the efficiency of engine. It connect with exhaust manifold of the
cylinder. We used lube oil and water cooling and lubrication purpose. Both
are filled in the lower portion of the turbo charger, with the use of pump we
suck the water and lube oil and inject in all parts of the turbo super charger.
When the diesel burns at very high pressure and temperature and it
release energy due to this, piston goes towards B.D.C after that again
piston goes towards T.D.C, on moving in upward direction the outlet valve
open and the exhaust gas comes in the exhaust manifold.

42. Loco engine has 16 cylinder, 8 on both sides, all the cylinders attached with
exhaust manifold pipe and it connect with turbo super charger. The exhaust
gas comes through the pipe and enters in turbo charger, then gas enters in
G I casing after that it moves towards nozzle ring and finely it rotates the
diffuser. The rotating diffuser the exhaust gas diffuses in the atmosphere to
outlet part of the turbo super charger. Diffuser rotates the turbine blade and
then turbine blade rotates impeller and impeller rotates inducer because all
are mount on same shaft.
Diffuser is fixed on the front portion of the turbo charger and impeller is
back portion. The impeller and blower also rotates which are attached to
the turbine shaft due to rotation of turbo super charger. By rotation of
blower, creating the vacuum near by it. To break the vacuum the air enters.
The air enters by only one way which is given through air maze oil bath
filter and carbodi filter or cyclonic filter or baggy type filter. From here, the
air goes in blower. The blower sent the air in after cooler after compressed
it because the air being light and warm by moving rotationally in the blower
and speed in its and quantity of oxygen is being less. Its density becomes
high due to cooling the air in the after cooler and the quantity of oxygen
also increases.
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43. PARTS OF TURBO SUPER CHARGER
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 Rotor Assembly (Turbine)
 Nozzle ring
 Gas inlet casing
 Turbine casing
 Intermediate casing
 Blower casing
 Turbine bearing
 Blower bearing
TYPES OF TURBO SUPER CHARGER
 ALCO ----- 2600 Horse Power
 ABB <TPR-61 --- 3700/3300 H.P
VTC-304-- 3100/2600 H.P
 GE---- 3100/3300
 Hispano suija--- 3100/3300 H.P
 Hapier ---- 3700/3300
ABB and GE are air cooled and Hispano suija and Hepier are water & lube
oil cooled.

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ALCO TSC
ALCO TSC
CLEARANCE OF TURBO SUPER CHARGER:

45.  Nozzle ring & Gas inlet casing-- 0.022-0.032
 Turbine blade & Gas inlet casing-- 0.06- 0.092
 Intermediate casing & Impeller -- 0.017- 0.065
 Nozzle & Turbine disc -- 0.138- 0.236
 Impeller & Blower inlet-- 0.035- 0.075
 Blower casing & Blower inlet
bolt loose(after) cooler match
minimum diffuser vane(80%)-- 0.05- 0.02
 Turbine disk & Intermediate casing-- 0.008- 0.02
 Inducer & Blower casing -- 0.091- 0.01
 Interference (Bearing & Interference
casing) turbine & Blade side-- 0.005-0.001
 Rotor shaft & Oil seal (side of turbine)-- 0.008-0.012
OPERATION PROCEDURE OF
TURBO SUPER CHARGER:
Exhaust gas G/I casing (Nozzle ring Diffuse Turbine blade
Impeller casing Inducer Blower casing Main casing
Rotor balancing-- 0-0.03 gm/cm
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EXPRESSOR
Combined together unit of compressor and exhauster is called expressor.
This expressor situated in the room. Four cylinders of exhauster and two
cylinders of compressor are situated on the expressor. The big cylinder is
low compressor and small cylinder is high pressure cylinder. The
connecting rod of expressor and exhauster is fixed on crank pin.
After compressing the atmospheric air it send into MR TANK NO.1. The air
of MR TANK NO.1 goes to following parts:
 Horn
 Viper
 Sanding system
 Pneumatic pressure
 A.C Governor
 Feed pipe
The compressed air goes into MR TANK NO.2 from MR TANK NO. 1
through check valve by compressor. This air used in brake system from
MR TANK NO.2.
All of four exhauster pushed out the air of train pipe.
TYPES OF EXPRESSOR:
There are two types of expressor:
 6 CD 4 UC (Four exhauster and two Compressor)
 6 CD 3 UC (Three exhauster and Three compressor)

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COMPRESSOR

48. Working of compressor:
When the crank shaft of the engine moves then the crank shaft of the
expressor with help of its fast coupling. Due to this, the piston moves up
and down in the low pressure cylinder and the inlet valve of the cylinder
opens and natural air enters in the cylinder after purified through intake
filter. When the piston moves down to upwards, then at that time the air
compressed by means of 60 P.S.I. and goes to intercooler after passing out
through discharge valve. There is a safety valve between discharge valve
and intercooler which is sated at 65 P.S.I it protects the intercooler. It blows
on high pressure. This air goes to circulating pipe, which is mounted on the
both sides of the loco after re-compressed in the high pressure. Due to this
the air cooled before entering in the MR. The air goes to MR-2 from MR-1.
There is a check valve mounted between MR-1 and MR-2. There is a MR
safety valve for the safety of MR-1 which is sated at 10.5 km/sec m2.
There is a lube oil sump for its lubrication purposes. 24 liter oil is filled in
the lube oil sump. There is a crank shaft inside it which is moves by the
shaft of the engine. There is a lube oil pump in it which moves by chain or
gear. This lube oil pump sucks the oil from the sump and lubricates the
crank shaft and after lubricating the crank pin, it also lubricates the piston,
cylinder, liner, etc. For the information of lube oil pump, there is a efficiency
needle valve which gives the information about the pump for properly
working. Its needle should be straight upward. There is breather
valve(vacuum maintaining valve) in the expressor body which is joined with
the inlet pipe of the exhauster by the copper pipe.
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COMPRESSOR
EXHAUSTER:
There are four cylinders in it which are V shaped. When the piston goes
down from upwards then the suction valve opened. Due to this, the air of
train pipe pushed to the cylinder of exhauster and when the piston goes up
from downwards then the suction valve is closed and discharge valve is
opened. Therefore the air of cylinder exits through the exhaust pipe. So, all
the four cylinders pushed out the air of train pipe. Therefore, the vacuum is
created here.
BREATHER VALVE:
This is a vacuum maintaining valve which is mounted the expressore’s
body. It is keeping the joining of the inlet pipe of the exhauster with the

50. sump of the expressor by the evacuation pipe. With its help, the vacuum
maintain in the expressor’s sump. So, the oil of the expressor’s sump does
not get exit.
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RUNNING
In running section, we concord about the checking of various parts,
components, leakages, procedure or operations of the engine before
starting and after starting it. It includes some important points:
TESTING OF ENGINE OR SAFETY DRIVES
CHECKING OF ENGINE WHEN THE DRUVER TAKE CHARGE:

51.  Transition coupling, buffer light, head light, flasher light.
 Check the leakage of pivot pin oil cup on both sides and
oil is filled in the cups.
 The oil cup of the side bearer is filled on the both sides.
 The cap and fuel oil tank strainer is fitted properly.
 Under gearing did not loose.
 There is no leakage in lube oil drain pipe cap.
 The hand brake chain is properly fit.
 The MR safety valve is properly sealed.
 The oil is filled in traction motor suspension gearing.
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CHECKING OF LOKO CABIN:
 Check the level of traction generator gear case oil.
 Check the governor oil level.
 Check the crank case lube oil.
 Check the expressor level.
 Check the water level.
 Checking about GR knife switch is closed and sealed or not

52. CHECK SOME POINT BEFORE STARTING THE LOCO:
 MR pipe cut out cock is in closed position.
 Break cylinder equalizing pipe cut out cock is in closed position.
 Both MR drain coke are in closed position.
 Auto drain valve cut out cock is in open position.
 Water drain cock is in closed position.
 Main air reservoir master cut out cock is open position.
 J filter drain coke is in closed position.
 Over speed trip handle is in set position.
 Air compressor cut out coke is in open position.
 VCD cut out coke is in open position and sealed.
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53. CHECKING OF SAFETY FITTING BY THE DRIVER:
 Nut Bolt of catle guard is properly tight.
 The mounting and hanging nut bolt of traction motor gear case is
properly tight and sealed and cater on the hanging bolt.
 There should be no leakage of oil from the drain plug of suspension
bearing oil cup.
 The bolts of wick pad carrier plate of all the suspension bearing
should be properly tight.
 The filling cap of cardime compound of all the gear cases should be
property mounted.
 Traction motor suspension nose guide and bolt should be properly
fitted.
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54.  All the air duct should be properly fitted.
 There should be no leakage from drain plug of fuel oil tank, inspection
plug and glow rod gauge.
 The bolts of the foundation of speedometer and axle generator
should be properly tight and no any bolt missing.
 Safety bracket and tie bolt of all the equalizing beam should be
properly fitted and the beam shouldn’t be crack.
 Break cylinder piston travelled shouldn’t be more than 3” or 7.5 cm.
 Break cylinder bogie cut out coke shouldn’t be loose and a handle
should be mounted on it.
 The break pull rod safety bracket should be fitted properly.
 The keys of all the break blocks should be properly keyed.
 Checks all the springs, there should be no intact.
 Wheel flange should be no sharped.
 The fire X-ting wisher (two) should be intacted and sealed.
THE SEQUENCE OF STARTING OF THE DIESEL
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LOCO:
 MU-2b valve (at the shard hood control stand) should be in lead
position.
 SA9 break valve handle should be completely in the application
position on operating controlled stand and should be in released
position at another control stand.
 Keep the automatic break valve handle in released position at both
control stand.
 Open the break out cut off cock and closed it at another control stand.
 Do the job as following after the general checking of loco:
(a) Closed the battery knife switch.
(b) Closed the breakers of circuit breakers of the battery at control
panel, control, fuel pump, auxiliary generator field, and crank
case exhauster.
(c) Closed the fuel pump breaker control circuit breaker at both
control stands (due to closing the circuit breaker, fuel pump
motor and CCE motor will be on). When the fuel oil pressure
reaches at 3.5 kg/cm2, then makes the ECS in ideal position.
Be sure that anybody is not working on the engine but yet ring
the warning bell 3 times.
(d) Pressed the engine start button. When the starting light is off or
oil pressure produced than released the start button.

56. CHECKINGS BY THE DRIVERS AFTER RUNNING THE ENGINE AND
BEFORE MOVING THE LOCOMOTIVE:
There should be pressure in the pressure gauges in desired quantity:
 Main reservoir pressure --- 8.5 kg/cm2 to 9.5 kg/cm2
 Break pipe pressure ---- 5.0 kg/cm2
 Control air pressure ---- 5.0 kg/cm2
 Vacuum control air pressure --- 1.7 kg/cm2
1. If there is any difference then maintain by the relative control cock.
2. The oil level in the crank case of the engine should be in the desired
limit.
3. Expressor niddle valve should be in straight up position.
4. The breaks should be properly worked.
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57. THE SEQUENCE OF LOCOMOTIVE MOVING:
The following sequence should be applied for runs the engine:
 Keep the ECS on run.
 Keep the reverser at going direction.
 Keep the selector at no.1 position.
 Keep the hand break released.
 On the GF switch of both control stand.
 Release the SA-9.
 Press the horn.
 Open the throttle slowly and check the load meter.
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SOME IMPORTANCE THINGS:
 If there is more compression in the engine then don’t runs it.
 On continuously coming thrice times of power ground, check the
traction generator and start the procedure of cut off the motors.
 Do not change the direction of locomotives while running.
 Do not mix the soft water in the tank until it is not necessary for
preventing the failure.
 Dot not run the load when fuel oil less than 700 liter. Fills the fuel
when the quantity of fuel oil is 1000 liter in the fuel tank.

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WATER COOLING SYSTEM
The engine of WDM2 loco is internal combustion engine. More heat
produced inside it due to burning the fuel. A water system is applied for
cooling it. Which is called closed and pressurized water cooling system. For
which, the two water tanks- Extension tank and Expansion tank are
mounted on it. Which have the capacity 155+155=310 liter. The system has
the capacity of water of 900 liter. Therefore, total 1210 liter can be filled.
The height of water is 14 inch in this tank.

60. COMPONENTS OF WATER COOLING SYSTEM
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 Water pump
 Radiator
 Jumper pipe plus riser pipe
 Water pipe plus return header
 ETS-1,2,3
 Eddy current clutch
 Radiator fan
 Low water switch(LWS)

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LUBE OIL SYSTEM
In every machine, the moving parts when moves then rubs with each other
by which the friction is created and the temperature is produced. There is
possibility of failures in the parts due to this temperature. To prevent these
failure we have need such substances which keep them separately and
prevent with wear and prevent rising the temperature.
Therefore, lube oil system is applied in the diesel loco.

62. COMPONENTS OF LUBE OIL SYSTEM
 Suction pipe
 Lube oil pump
 Pump outlet pipe
 Pressure relief valve
 By pass valve
 Lube oil filter housing(8 filters)
 Filter drain cock
 Lube oil cooler or heat exchanger
 Regulating valve
 Lube oil strainer and its drain cock
 Main header
 Right sub header
 Left sub header
 Turbo super charger
 OPS
 Driver cabin gauge
 Extension shaft gear
 Cylinder head
 OST carrier
 Cam shaft
 Vibration damper
 Cam shaft gear
 Fuel injection pump cross head
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FUEL OIL SYSTEM

63. High speed diesel oil is used in form of fuel in the engine of WDM2 for
producing the power in the locomotives engine which is worked on
pressure principle. A tank is welded between 2 bogies for storing the oil
which has the capacity of 5000 liter.
A oil filling cap and strainer are mounted on it. At the both sides one glow
rod is mounted on each sides for viewing the oil and a marking plate also is
attached along it. The bottom most mark is of 540 liter. There is difference
of 35 liter of center two points of upper most glow rod and 50 liter difference
between two points of bottom most glow rod. The load will not work at 750
liter oil left. 750 liter + trip oil should be in the tank at time of taking the
charge.
OTHER COMPONANTS IN FUEL OIL SYSTEM
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 Fuel oil tank
 Fuel filling strainer
 Glow rod gauge
 Drain plug

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 Primary filter
 Fuel transfer pump
 Secondary filter
 Fuel oil relief valve
 Right side fuel gallery
 Banjo pipe and banjo bolt
 Fuel injection pump
 Fuel injector
 High pressure pipe
 Flexible cross over pipe
 Left fuel oil gallery
 Fuel oil gallery
 Fuel oil regulating valve
 Fuel oil pressure gauge
 Fuel oil return pipe
 Fuel oil return gallery