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Rates Circular No. 41 of 2006 Rates Circular No. 41 of 2006 www.indianrailways.gov.in GOVERNMENT OF INDIA (BHARAT SARKAR) MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (RAIL MANTRALAYA) RAILWAY BOARD No.TCR/1394/2004/2 New Delhi, dated 10. 05.2006 The Chief Commercial Managers All Indian Railways Sub: Increase in permissible carrying capacity of wagons on CC+8 and CC+6 routes. Ref: Rates Circular Nos. Rates Circular Nos. 25, 29, 42, 45, 67, 73&76 of 2005 and 10, 11, 15 & 27 of 2006. 1.0 In terms of Rates Circulars referred above, running of BOXN wagons loaded with CC+8 tonnes and running of BOXN/BOXNHS/BOBR/BOBRN wagons loaded upto CC+6 tonnes with an additional loading tolerance of 2 tonnes, was permitted on selected routes as a pilot project. Loading upto CC+8 tonne in BOXN wagon was applicable for loading of Ore, gypsum, limestone & dolomite, stones and clinker and loading upto CC+6 tonne in BOXN/BOXNHS/BOBR/BOBRN wagons was applicable for E, F, inferior grade coal and washery middlings. 2.0 The matter has been reviewed. It has been decided to extend the validity of the above instructions for one more year, subject to following revised terms and conditions. These instructions will come into effect from 15.5.2006 and shall remain valid upto 30.6.2007. 3.0 It has also been decided to permit running of BCN, BCNA, BCNAHS and BOST wagons with CC+6 tonnes. 4.0 The following CC+8 routes have been identified for running of BOXN/BOXNHS wagons 1. Sini-Chandil Gardhrubeswar-Joychandipahar-Damodar-Burnpur-Asansol-Kalipahari- DSP/Durgapur -Bardhman (Asansol-DSP/Durgapur via slow lines, DSP/Durgapur- Bardhman via Down slow line) 2. Bolanikhadan-Barajamda 3. Gua-Padapahar 4. Rajkharasawan- Padapahar-Banspani 5. Kirorimalnagar- Raigarh- Jharsuguda-Bondamunda-Sini-Adityapur--Kharagpur-Panskura- Haldia 6. Bondamunda-Barsuan 7. Bimalgarh-Kiriburu 8. Damodar-Kalipahari -Baktarnagar-Durgapur Steel Exchange Yard (DSEY)-Durgapur Steel plant 9. Purulia-Kotshila 10. Birmitrapur-Bonda Munda 11. Anara - Rukni - Bhaga 12. Anara- Adra-Midnapur 13. Lohardaga – Ranchi 14. Bondamunda-Nawagoan- Hatia-Muri-Bokaro 15. Kharagpur-Rupsa-Bhadrak-Jakhapura-Paradeep Rates Circular No. 41 of 2006 16. Jharsugda-Sambalpur-Titlagarh-Rayagada-Vijayanagaram-Vishakhapattanam 17. Bhilai-Dhalli Rajhara 18. Bhilai-Ahiwara 19. Daitari-Jakhapura 20. Waltair-Kirandul Section (Commonly known as KK Line) 21. Koraputt-Rayagada 22. Vasco-Hospet-Guntakal-Reningunta-Vyasarpadi-Chennai (HOM). 23. Vyasarpadi-Korukkupet(KOK)-Tondiarpet-Attipattu-Ennore port 24. Swamihalli-Hospet 25. Tornagallu-Ranjitpura 26. Guntakal – Samalkot - Kakinada 27. Manikpur-Jabalpur 5.0 The following CC+6 routes have been identified for running of BOXN/BOXNHS/BOBR/BOBRN/BCN/BCNA/BCNAHS/BOST wagons 1. Talcher- Rajatgarh-Barang-Vijaynagaram-Simhachalam-Vijayawada-Kondapalli- Dornakal 2. Korba-Champa-Bilaspur-Anuppur-New Katni Junction-Bina-Guna-Kota. 3. Chainpur-Barkakhana-Muri-Chandil-Adityapur 4. Talcher-Rourkela 5. Tughlakabad-Palwal-Bina-Itarsi-Khnadwa-Bhusawal-Nasik Road (incuding 3rd line between TKD-PWL) 6. Durgapur-Dhanbad-Mughalsarai-Ghaziabad-Delhi Area-Ambala Cantt-Ropar 7. Rajpura-Bhatinda-Suratgarh 8. Mughalsarai-Zaffrabad-Utretia Jn.-Moradabad-Saharanpur-Ambala Cantt 9. Zaffrabad -Unchahar 10. Zaffrabad –Tanda 11. Patherdih-Pradhankata-Gomoh-Chandrapura-Dugdha 12. Patherdih-Bhojudih 13. Intra Railway routes of CR a) Sewagram- Wardha-Badnera-Bhusawal b) Parasia-Junnaredeo-Amla c) Rajur-Wani-Majri d) Ballarshah-Babupeth-Chandrapur-Sewagram-Nagpur-Amla-Ghora Dongri-Sarni. e) Ghugus-Tadali f) Roha-Panvel-Diva-Vasai 14. Intra Railway routes of ER a) Bhanora-Andal-Bakreshwar b) Pirpainti-Kahalgaon c) Pirpainti-Farakka d) Khana Link-Kumedpur via Gomani, Malda town 15. Intra Railway routes of ECR a) Patratu-Khalari-Garhwa road-Sonnagar b) Garhwa road-Renukoot c) Bokaro thermal-Phusro-Katras-Dhanbad d) Patherdih-Patherdih washery e) Katras-Nichitpur f) Kusunda-Tetulmari 16. Intra Railway routes of ECoR a) Rajatgarh-Nirgundi-Paradeep b) Simachalam-Simahadri Rates Circular No. 41 of 2006 c) Talcher-Kania (Talcher super thermal power station) d) Talcher-TTPS, Talcher e) Talcher-Angul f) Vijaynagaram-Rayagada-Koraput-Jagdalpur g) Salegaon-Kapilas road-Bhadrak 17. Intra Railway routes of NR a) Tughlakabad - Delhi area 18. Intra Railway routes of NER a) Barabanki-Gonda-Gorakhpur-Chapra b) Sitapur cantt-Burhwal 19. Intra Railway routes of NFR a) Malda Town-Kumedpur-New Jalpaiguri-New Guwahati b) New Bongaigaon-Goalpara-New Guwahati 20. Intra Railway routes of SCR a) Manuguru-Gajaula gudem-Kothagudam b) Rudrampur-Bhadrachalam Road-Kothagudam c) Bhadrachalam-Dornakal d) Mancheryal- Kazipet e) Parli-Vikarabad f) Dornakal-Kazipet-Vikarabad-Wadi-Raichur 21. Intra Railway routes of SER a) Radhanagar-Santhaldih b) Rajrappa/Barkipona-Muri-Bokaro c) Dugdha middling-Chandrapura-Bokaro d) Mahuda-Talgaria-Tupkadih-Bokaro e) Jamadoba-Bhojudih-Anara-Chandil-Tata (Anara-Chandil-Adityapur) f) Bhelatand-Mahoda-Talgaria-Tupkadih-Bokaro g) Sudamdih-Bhojudih-Talgaria-Tupkadih-Bokaro h) Mahuda-Bhaga-Bhojudih 22. Intra Railway routes of SECR a) Saoner-Khaperkheda b) Dumri Khurd-Kanhan-Khaperkheda/Koradih 23. Intra Railway routes of WR a) Udhana-Jalgaon 6.0 The chargeable weight for Ores, gypsum, limestone & dolomite, stones, clinker, E, F, inferior grade coal, washery middlings and all types of washed coal (superior as well as inferior grade) when loaded in BOXN/BOXNHS/BOBR/BOBRN/BCN/BCNA/BCNAHS/BOST wagons, on CC+8 and CC+6 routes, will be as per table given below. Wagons Chargeable weight on Chargeable weight on CC+8 routes CC+6 routes BOXN 67* 65 BOXNHS 67* 65 BOBR 61 61 BOBRN 62 62 BCN 60 60 BCNA/BCNAHS 63 63 BOST 62 62 Rates Circular No. 41 of 2006 * Chargeable weight for all other commodities including E, F, inferior grade coal, washery middlings , all types of washed coal (superior as well as inferior grade) in BOXN/BOXNHS wagons shall be 65 tonnes. 7.0 The permissible carrying capacity (chargeable weight) as mentioned in para 6.0 above, is not inclusive of loading tolerance of 2 tonnes. 8.0 The aforementioned pilot projects are applicable for traffic from any station to any station falling on these identified routes only. Any sidings, which are falling in the identified routes are also included in this pilot project subject to the existing terms and conditions. Branches, if any, taking off from specified routes are not included in the pilot project. 9.0 This issues with the approval of Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Traffic Transportation and Finance Directorates of Railway Board. 10.0 Issue necessary instructions to all concerned. 11.0 Receipt of this letter may please be acknowledged. (N.K.Parsuramka) Director, Traffic Commercial(R) Railway Board Copy to: The General Managers, All Indian Railways for information and necessary action for ensuring compliance of instructions issued by CE Directorate vide letter No.2005/CE- II/TS/7 dt. 01.05.2006 and No. No.2005/CE-II/TS/7 pt dt. 09.05.2006 .
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