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1st world depot repairs MRT trains this way - Liu Tuck Yew's?

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Posted on March 28, 2012 by ok4u2bu

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Let us take you to a repair depot for high speed trains Sapsan.

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That trolley is a flaw detector Sapfir.
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Some of the words are misspelt on this sign.
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The Sapfir’s control panel. It features WiFi.
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This vehicle is used to move trains.
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A top view of the Sapfir.
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A test axis.
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“Number of seats: 66″.
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The train is very comfortable and has a smooth ride due to its powerful shock absorbers.
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Those are axes with brake disks.
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Brake disks of this axis are placed on the outer side of the wheel.
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This is where axes are stored. Each axis is marked with a sticker. Green color means it is ready for use while orange means it is defective.
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They haven’t decided yet what to do with defective axes because remelting is expensive and fixing them is too risky (the train’s maximum speed is 270 km/h!).
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Test axes.
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This device is called Shuttle. It has a weight of 700 kg and features a 2 hp engine.
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The Shuttle’s control panel has a touch screen.
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Another train has just arrived.
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Posted on March 28, 2012 by ok4u2bu

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They test all its systems. This train is to go to Saint Petersburg in 4 hours.
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Another train.
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One light is turned off for a reason. It means something for railroadmen.
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The depot at night.
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Here they check the wheel’s effective area.
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Heaters are installed on the ceiling.
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Those are new axes.
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This is a dispatching office.
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This is what dispatchers see through the window.
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One of the passages.
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Someone’s office.
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A fire extinguisher.
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A Toyota loader.
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A vacuum cleaner.
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Another loader.
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A hoisting jack.



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Posted on March 28, 2012 by ok4u2bu

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Another hoisting jack.
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A water gun?
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A smoking area.
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Another smoking area.
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Another fire extinguisher.
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This machine is used to lift the train.
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More equipment.
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This axis features a powerful brake gear that stops the train running as fast as 200 km/h.
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Location: Moscow
 
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