This document discusses vehicle/equipment classifications in the Border Roads Organization. It outlines the different classes - Class A (serviceable), Class B (repairable within field workshop capacity), Class C(SP) (not fit for mobilization due to lack of spares), Class DTY (completed estimated life but still usable), and Class D (for disposal). It also explains the difference between a defect report (for newly procured items failing during warranty period) and a premature failure report (for items failing prematurely due to design or manufacturing issues).
3. Let procurement price be = Rs X
Inland tpt charges @ 3% = 3% of Rs X
ie = Rs 0.03X
Capital cost = X+ Rs0.03X
Residual val @20% of the cap cost =20%of Rs1.03X
i.e. = Rs 0.206X
Net value to be depreciated =Rs1.03X(-)Rs0.206X=Rs.824X -(1)
Spares 60%,base wksp element20%=80%of the cap cost
=80% of Rs 1.03X=0.8240X –
(2)
Total cost to be adjusted through UR=0.824+0.8240=Rs 1.648 or say
1.65X
Let life of veh/eqpt =L kms/hrs
Usage rate =1.65X
Usage rate /km =Rs1.65X/L
There fore =1.65xcapital cost/laid down life
Further the element of 2% on account of reserve element should be
added
4. Calculation of MSP :- At the beginning of year,
each Fd wksp will work out their MSP and it will
be marked on each page of ledger.
MSP ={(CxN1)/N}x(7/12)
Where ‘C’ is consumption during last one
year/avg consumption of last three years
N1 - no of VEP held on charge (present)
N - no of VEP held on charge (last year)
5. REFERENCE : ADM INSTRUCTION NO 2 AND BR REGULATIONS PARA 966 TO
980.
INTRODUCTION
1. Once it is detected that operating cost of a vehicle/plant/equipment is high,
repairs are becoming uneconomical and further running them is unsafe, these are
examined critically with a viewto downgrade themto Class ‘D’ i.e. for disposal.
AIM
2. The aimof this precis is to explain the procedure laid down in AdmInstruction NO
2 issued by HQ DGBRletter NO 16187/POLICY/DISPOSAL/CAT ‘A’/DGBR/E3ESdated
20-4-70 and amended fromtime totimefor their speedy disposal to class ‘D’.
3. There are four typesof class ‘D’ arising as mentioned below:-
(A) FAIRWEARTEAR
Vehs/eqpt/plant which have been usefully utilized to the full estimated laid down life
(as per HQ DGBR letter No 55041/Life veh/Eqpt/DGBR/80/E4 Tech of 11-8-94 and
Govt. of India Min of Surface Transport letter No F-200 (40)/BRDB/S-87 dated 29 Jul 94
in respect of Tata vehs all models and as amended fromtimeto time), their performance
is uneconomical and mechanical condition has become poor.
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6. For petrol -1.2 ltr/centigrade/KL
For diesel – 0.9 ltr/centigrade/KL
Ex- loading temp =40*C
Unloading temp = 32*C
Total qty of bouser =8Kl
Temp difference =08*C
Therefore loss due to shrinkage is for HSD=
0.9x08x08=57.6ltrs
For petrol =1.2x08x08= 76.8 ltrs
7. A Turbo charger or turbo is a gas compressor
that is used for forced induction of an internal
combustion engine.
Turbo charger is device, which is fitted in
between exhaust and intake manifold. Which runs
with the help of exhaust gases and gives
compression to induction manifold at increased
pressure, resulting in a greater mass of air entering
the cylinders on each intake stroke.
Purpose:-
To stuff more air into the cylinder, so fuel can be
burned thus boosting power.
To compensate for less air pressure at higher
altitudes so the engine doesn't loose power as
quickly.
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9. For each veh,eqpt and plant a separate logbook is to be
maintained by user unit. The document can be demanded by
audit and should be update with all relevant data. It contains
following data:-
Particulars of veh/eqpt/plant, ie E/No, Ch/No, DOI,SONO,
tyre, BTY details, filling cap etc.
Particulars of repair and changes of major/minor assys
Particulars of inter transfer and record of inspections
Kms/hrs run record on monthly basis with pol consumption
Dates of classification changes and kpl/hpl/lph entries fixed
by wksp
Replacement entries of TTB, maint records daily, weekly and
monthly and Dvr/Optr records
Tyre rotation, bty maint records, casuality publishes, inter
change of TTB through Part XII orders
10. This is published for reporting casuality pertaining to
tyres, batteries and track of eqpts. This is published
on following circumstances;-
Fitment to or removal from VEP
Transfer from one to the other VEP
While publishing the following kept in mind
Should be published on the form IAFZ-3025
Should be published with in the 24 hrs of the
occurrence of casuality.
Should be allotted serially.
Distribution:-TF, Wksp, Office copy, both log books
11. Casuality return is published by the holding unit to
report casuality pertaining to VEP. This return has
superseded part xii order. This has to be published
in the following circumstances:-
On original receipt of VEP
On allotment of BA/EMNO
On change of classification
On inter unit transfer between TF within the (P)
On change of engine assy, on disposal of class
CEE/DEE
With in 48 hrs of occurrence
Distribution:- HQ DGBR – E3ES/ST, CE(P), TF,
FdWksp, Receiving unit and office copy.
12. CRMB Crushed Rubberized Modified Bitumen
PMB Polymer Modified Bitumen
ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization
WWW world wide web
http hyper text transfer protocol
URL Universal Resource Locator
Html hyper text markup language
TBN Total Base Number used in lub oils
ASTM American society for testing materials
PDF portable document format
FAX fixational auto xerox
13. BA/EM NO is an identification no of VEP which allotted by HQ
DGBR/E3ES section. The no is allotted to all VEP. BA no is
allotted for vehicles and EM no is for eqpts/plants. BA means
Broad Arrow and EM means eqpt machine no. Broad arrow is
an arrow aiming towards the sky.BAEM No is a combination of
three part, that are:-
a) year of purchase (b) category (c) A number depending up
on the type
Example;- 09E60972 here 09 is year of purchase, E is
indicating that this is 7 tonner veh, finally the 5 digit no, under
first 2 digits are indicating it is a load carrier and last 3 digits
are the serial numbers.
Year of purchase is nothing but the year on which the supply
order placed with the firm/company/vender.
Category of veh is nothing but the aim of purchase has been
carried out for which purpose or in other words the usage of
Vep. An alphabetical idex indicating the category of VEP.
14. When we demanding tyre, tube, battery from higher HQ or
when we placing demand for purchasing through contract
from a company/Firm, we never demand/place SO for a bulk
qty, over than the requirement for one year. Now , how we can
calculate the qty of TTB required for the next one year?. So that
we can meet all our requirements on ground correctly.
The formulae for calculation of Tyre for one year:-
NxWxSF where (a) N= total no of vehicles held in your maint
charge, (b) W= no of wheel fitted in the vehicle including spare
wheel and (c) SF= service factor.
The service factor of tyre is nothing but the ration in between
the Govt Desired level of utilization during the year of a
particular veh/eqpt (u) to the stipulated laid down life of the
tyre (l). See the SF for a particular size of tyre (say 100x20). In
this case SF=20000/24000KMs (u)/(L) =5/6=0.83
15. Losses of stores due to theft, fraud or neglect may be written off by the
authorities mentioned below in the manner and to the extent of powers
indicated against each:-
(a) DGBR -1 lac (powers will be exercised in consultation with CDA (BR) )
ADGBR – 30000/-
Chief Engineer – 10000/-
PREPARATION & DISPOSAL OF LOSS STATEMENT
Para 1064 – loss statement priced and completed in all respects, will be
submitted to the competent financial authority, through the Accounts
Officer, for sanction. Courts of enquiry proceedings, if any, as well as a
statement of case, prepared in respect of those losses that are exhibited in
the appropriation accounts will accompany each and every loss statement.
The original copy of the loss statement will be signed by the competent
financial authy in ink and produced for audit in support of the relevant
transaction in the store accounts. This will indicate the penal recoveries
made or to be made from the individual concerned or in case loss in transit,
the amount of the claim accepted by the railway or other carrying agency.
Note ;-loss statements for amounts not exceeding Rs 100 whether due or not
due to theft fraud or neglect, need not be referred to the AOs by CFA s.
16. What is MACT?
Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal. MACT deals with
matters related to compensation of motor accident victims
or their next of kin. The tribunal deal with claims relating
to loss of life/property and injury cases resulting from
motor accidents. MACT courts are presided over by
Judicial Officers from the State Higher Judicial Service.
Now these courts are under direct supervision of the
Hon’ble High court of the respective State.
Who can report to MACT in case of accident?
Victim himself or through Advocate, in the case of personal
injury. Through Advocate in case of minor applicant below
the age of 18 years. Legal heirs themselves or through
advocate in the case of death. The owner of the vehicle in
the case of property damage.
17. D) Purchases are effected against specific requirements
only , up to the financial powers of the OC/Commander/CE
Condition for local purchase: Local purchases will not
be resorted to unless the following conditions are
fulfilled:- (a) The items required is not available in the
store division as per equipment responsibility laid down
vide inventory control procedure. Or
(b) The item is immediately required to carry
out emergent repairs and time does not permit to place
the demand on the source of supply and wait. All such
cases will be invariably certified by the commander. Or
(c) The item ‘in lieu’ if held by the store
divisions/base workshops is un suitable for use.
(d) The repair to equipment or manufacture of
stores is actually held up or likely to be held up for want of
item intended to be purchased.
18. Lubricant is substance introduced to reduce friction in between
moving parts/surfaces, it may also have the function of transporting
foreign particles, property of reducing friction is known as lubricity.
A good lubricant possess the following characterstics.
High boiling point.
Low freezing point
High viscosity index
Thermal stability
Corrosion resistance/prevention
High resistance to oxidation
Typycally lubricants contains 90% base oil (most often petroleum
fractions called mineral oils) and less than10% additives. Vegetable
oils (or) synthetic liquids such as hydrogeneted poly olefins, easters,
silicons, floro carbons and many other are some times used as base
oils. Additives deliver reduced friction and wear, increased viscosity,
improved viscosity index, resistance to corrosion and oxidation
aging or contamination etc.,
23. 4. DIFFERENCEBETWEENDEFECTANDPREMATUREFAILUREREPORT:
A] DEFECT REPORT : The defect report is initiated in the case when a veh/eqpt assy or
component newly procured has failed during its warranty period This may be attributable to
either faulty design , material , poor workmanship during manufacture or it could be a failure
due to misuse/neglect. In this casereport as per appendix toGMI 9 is initiated (Attached as
Annexure-1tothisprécis)
B] PREMATUREFAILUREOFVEH/EQPT: Prematurefailurereport isinitiated whenanew
veh/eqpt failsafter warrantyor beforeachieving75%of estimatedlife. PFRisalsoinitiatedin
case of base overhauled vehs/eqpt when they do not achieve 40% of laid down life after
overhaul. The Appendix to GMI 28 attached as Annexure 2 to this Précis indicates the
proformaonwhichthisreportistobeprepared.
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24. 10.CASUALTY RETURN
Casualty return is published by the holding unit to report casualty pertaining
to vehicles/plant eqpt. This return has superseded part x order. Ref DGBR No.
67813/STAT/E3ES dated 10 Feb 71.It has to be published in the following
circumstances:-
(a) On original receipt of veh /equipment
(b) On allotment of BA/EM No.
(c) On change of classification
(d) On inter unit transfer (this does not include transfer) between Task Force within
the Project.
(e) On change of Engine Assembly
(f) On disposal:-
(aa) Evacuation to Base Wksp for overhaul.
(bb) Auction/issue to Base Depot/SS&TC for action.
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25. 11.MILEAGE/KILOMETER CARD IAFZ-2212 (REVISED)
A Mileage/Kilometers cards as per specimen given at Appendix ‘H’ will be
maintained in respect of each vehicle /equipment and all completed in accordance with
instructions printed on form. This card is printed on both sides and record for six months
can be maintained on each side. This complete record of one year for a vehicle/eqpmt
can be kept on one card. It should be noted that in particular that issue of MT issue of
petrol /diesel to vehicle /eqpt shown in the card, FOL retail issue, voucher, car diary,
duty slip and FOL ledger should be adjusted. This card will be verified by the OC Unit or
an officer detailed by him every month and signed by him for having done so. He will
also verify that KPL/LPH obtained during to month is reasonable.
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26. REFERENCE : ADM INSTRUCTION NO 2 AND BR REGULATIONS PARA 966 TO
980.
INTRODUCTION
1. Once it is detected that operating cost of a vehicle/plant/equipment is high,
repairs are becoming uneconomical and further running them is unsafe, these are
examined critically with a viewto downgrade themto Class ‘D’ i.e. for disposal.
AIM
2. The aimof this precis is to explain the procedure laid down in AdmInstruction NO
2 issued by HQ DGBRletter NO 16187/POLICY/DISPOSAL/CAT ‘A’/DGBR/E3ESdated
20-4-70 and amended fromtime totimefor their speedy disposal to class ‘D’.
3. There are four typesof class ‘D’ arising as mentioned below:-
(A) FAIRWEARTEAR
Vehs/eqpt/plant which have been usefully utilized to the full estimated laid down life
(as per HQ DGBR letter No 55041/Life veh/Eqpt/DGBR/80/E4 Tech of 11-8-94 and
Govt. of India Min of Surface Transport letter No F-200 (40)/BRDB/S-87 dated 29 Jul 94
in respect of Tata vehs all models and as amended fromtimeto time), their performance
is uneconomical and mechanical condition has become poor.
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