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Railway infrastructure and telecommunication
Railway infrastructure and telecommunication
Infrastructure is the fixed assets used for the operation of the railway. It is land and property, signalling, power installations, and other equipment. Examples include stations, tracks, level crossings, tunnels and electrified lines. Vehicles are the locomotives or coaches than run on guided rails.
The Signalling Department is responsible for Safe Train operations and maximizing the utilization of fixed and moving assets such as train rakes, locos and tracks etc. The Telecommunication Department caters for safety related and operational communication needs of the Indian Railway network.
Communication became a not-without-requirement of a railway system to ensure safety of passengers and goods. Signalling and communication between the different parties involved started with simple flags, moving on to trackside signals using a semaphore or light signals to carry the information.
Transport is a part of the Critical Infrastructure sectors and has the following subsectors: road transport, air transport, water transport and rail transport.
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Water pipe line projects
A water pipe is any pipe or tube designed to transport treated drinking water to consumers. The varieties include large diameter main pipes, which supply entire towns, smaller branch lines that supply a street or group of buildings, or small diameter pipes located within individual buildings.
Construction of pipelines involves route survey, ditching or trenching, transporting the pipes, fittings, and other materials to the site, stringing the pipes along the ditch, bending steel pipes in the field to suit local topography, applying coating and wrapping to steel pipes, joining pipes together either before or after they are lowered into the trench (this depends on the type of pipes used), checking for possible welding flaws or leakage at the joints, and then covering trenches by soil and restoration of the land to its original appearance. For long pipelines, construction is done in segments so that one segment of the pipeline is completed before construction proceeds to the next. This minimizes the time that any given place is disturbed by construction activities. Even for large pipelines, construction for any segment is usually completed within six months and often in much less time. Small pipelines can be constructed in days.
When a pipeline must cross a river or creek, the pipe can be either attached a to a bridge, laid on the streambed underwater, or bored through the ground underneath the river. Modern boring machines allow convenient pipeline crossing of rivers and roads.
