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Chennai:  The  Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) will be carrying out inspection the of 21km elevated corridor. The test will be conducted to understand the structural strength of the work. This is to check the stability of elevated metro corridors that constructed across two arterial roads. CMRL will soon carry on ut inspection drive of the constructed structures. To carry out the inspection work, Chennai Metro officials are trying to identify firms with expertise. The selected firm will investigate, inspect and prepare a report and offer suggestions if any. CMRL operates a 21km elevated corridor beginning from Thirumangalam ramp to St Thomas Mount and the other from Saidapet ramp to Airport. An official from CMRL shares that it is imperative to carry inspection of elevated corridors. This becomes necessary when the elevated segment completes two years of function. The selected contractor will only carry out an inspection of the corridor and give in a report to CMRL in six ...

Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) is all set to open metro services on Ameerpet-MGBS section. The trial run of the metro rail on the MGBS route from Ameerpet was successful. On this route, the electrification work on metro track along with Over Head Electric Traction System (OETS) was inspected by the Chief Electrical Inspector DVS Raju appointed by the Central Government. During the inspection, he expressed satisfaction over the success of the work. [caption id="attachment_14377" align="alignnone" width="600"] Chief Electrical Inspector carried inspection of Overhead Electric Traction System in Ameerpet-MGBS section of Hyderabad Metro Rail Project[/caption] According to Hyderabad metro rail official, Electricity will be supplied from the 132 KV / 25 receiver station, built near MGBS, Miyapur for this traction system. An incoming power supply will be supplied from TS Transco"s 220 KV / 132 KV Main Sub station of Receiving Sub-Statio...

Chennai: The ambitious and first underground metro station stretch in Chennai Metro is most likely to be other stations on Anna Salai. It was last year the project was kick started for the Thirumangalam and Nehru Park via Poonamallee High Road stretch, now the CMRL officials post inspection would soon open other stations on route together with a part of Central Metro as well as stations on Anna Salai. CMRS completed safety inspection of Chennai Metro It was on Monday that the first leg of inspections of these lines was started by the commissioner of metro rail safety. If the inspection reports are satisfactory, the routes will get a go-ahead by the CMRL officials. CMRL further informed that they will unlock metro rail stretches from Nehru Park to Central Metro and Little Mount to AG-DMS before the end of this month. CMRS completed safety inspection of Chennai Metro Underground Section The inspection was started by the commission of railway safety (CRS), under the ministry of civil avi...

Chennai: The team headed by the commissioner of metro rail safety (CMRS) has started its inspection drive for the Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) from Monday morning onwards. In the first phase the team will begin inspection of the upline between Shenoy Nagar-Central Metro lines. The upline Shenoy Nagar-Central Metro line is approximately 5.62km stretch. Whereas, the downline which is 2.5km falls between Central Metro and Nehru Park will also be checked by the team. The inspection will be also cover the 4.5km stretch that falls between Little Mount and AG-DMS, once the inspection for Shenoy Nagar-Central Metro lines are done. K A Manohar, Railway safety commissioner, southern circle in a press briefing before the inspection had communicated that various parameters are inspected like the passenger safety as well as other amenities offered to commuters. The team will carry out checks of stations, firefighting systems, tunnels and calibration of the trains. Railway safety commissioner...

New Delhi: The Commissioner for Metro Railways Safety (CMRS) today completed safety inspection of remaining 25.6 km stretch of Magenta Line between Kalka Ji Mandir and Janakpuri (West). CMRS Sh. S.K. Pathak accompanied by Sh. Rajmal Khoiwal (Dy.CRS/S&T/NDLS), Sh. Shalabh Tyagi (Dy.CRS/ET/LKO), Sh. Rajeev Kumar (Dy.CRS/G/LKO), Sh. Uttam Prakash (Dy.CRS/Mech/LKO) and Smt. Indu Dubey (Dy.CRS/Optg./LKO). The entire inspection was completed in three days from 8th May to 10th May 2018. Here some photographs- CMRS Inception of Magenta Line of DMRC 1 of 8 CMRS S. K. Pathak conducted safety inspection of remaining section of Magenta Line -8 of DMRC From December 25, last year the Metro train service has already started between the Kalkaji temple and Botanical Garden  on 12.64 km route. The rest section is also based on the same technique, it is being thought that this time the green signal will be recei...

New Delhi: The Commissioner for Metro Railways Safety (CMRS) today completed safety inspection of remaining 25.6 km stretch of Magenta Line between Kalka Ji Mandir and Janakpuri (West). CMRS Sh. S.K. Pathak accompanied by Sh. Rajmal Khoiwal (Dy.CRS/S&T/NDLS), Sh. Shalabh Tyagi (Dy.CRS/ET/LKO), Sh. Rajeev Kumar (Dy.CRS/G/LKO), Sh. Uttam Prakash (Dy.CRS/Mech/LKO) and Smt. Indu Dubey (Dy.CRS/Optg./LKO). The entire inspection was completed in three days from 8th May to 10th May 2018. Here some photographs- CMRS Inception of Magenta Line of DMRC 1 of 8 CMRS S. K. Pathak conducted safety inspection of remaining section of Magenta Line -8 of DMRC From December 25, last year the Metro train service has already started between the Kalkaji temple and Botanical Garden  on 12.64 km route. The rest section is also based on the same technique, it is being thought that this time the green signal will be recei...