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Civil Engineering Branch

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

The Civil Engineering department is under the administrative control of Sr.DEN/Co-ord/UBL who is assisted by Sr.DEN/Central/UBL, Sr.DEN/West/UBL, Sr.DEN/East/UBL, Sr.DEN/HQ/UBL and ADEN's.

The Engineering Department maintains the life line of railways i.e. the track, thereby ensuring safe and smooth transit of passengers, safety checks both preventive and regular checks are carried out ensure utmost safety to the passengers and freight traffic.

ORGANISATION CHART OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

SYSTEM MAP

1.0.ROUTE KILOMETERS & TRACK KILOMETER

The division has 1352.245Route kilometer of track, out of which 1141.835 Kms in Karnataka, 103.68Kms in Andhra Pradesh, 37.42 KMs in Maharastra and 69.31 KMs in Goa.

State Wise Route Kilometre and Running Kilometre (As on 06.07.2022):

Sl. No.	State	Route Kilometre	Running Kilometre	Districts Served
1	Karnataka	1141.835	1769.458	Belagavi
				Uttara Kannada
				Dharwad
				Haveri
				Gadag
				Bagalkote
				Vijaypura
				Koppala
				Ballari
2	Andhra Pradesh	103.68	103.68	Anantapur
3	Maharashtra	37.42	61.44	Solapur
3	Maharashtra	37.42	61.44	Sangli
4	Goa	69.31	82.816	South Goa
	Total	1352.245	2017.394

1.1 LEVEL CROSSINGS

The details of level crossings as on 01.07.2022 over the Division is as under:

Manned

Un Manned

Grand Total

Total Manned

Engg

Traffic

Interlocked

Non Interlocked

290

211

146

144

290

2.0 LCSs ELIMINATED FOR LAST 3 YEARS

Sl. No	Description	2019-20	2020-21	2021-22	2022-23
1	No of LCs eliminated	59	20	23	1

2.1 List of LCs Planned for elimination by construction of RUBs/ROBs/DRT.

SN	LC No	Km.	SECTION	Type of work ROB/RUB/Subway	Census/ TVU	Tentative Month of Closure	Remarks
1	37	72/100-200	GDG-HG	RUB	Jul-21 8201	Aug-22	Targeted 2022-23
2	57	219/000-100	GDG-HG	RUB	Jul-21 4536	Sept-22	Targeted 2022-23
3	101	225/600-700	GDG-HG	RUB	Oct-18 26355	Sept -22	Targeted 2022-23
4	292	479/9-480/0	UBL-LD	RUB	July-21 2854	Oct-22	Targeted 2022-23
5	7	14/300-400	UBL-GDG	RUB	July-21 34888	Dec-22	Targeted 2022-23
6	4	06/400-500	VC-SMLI	RUB	Sep-18 1020	May-22	Targeted 2022-23
7	10	29/200-300	VC-SMLI	RUB	Sep-18 12761	Nov-22	Targeted 2022-23
8	281	478/400-500	UBL - LD	RUB	July-21 20289	Nov-22	Targeted 2022-23
9	451	725/200-300	LD-MRJ	LROB	Aug-18 13464	May-22	Targeted 2022-23
10	414	645/400-500	LD-MRJ	RUB	Dec-19 2588	Sept-22	Targeted 2022-23

3.0 Increasing the Maximum Permissible Speed (MPS) on loop lines in UBL division in 2021-22

Section

Between Section

From Km

To KM

Length in KM

Doubling / New line

Present Speed on loop lines

Proposed to Speed Increase KMPH

Speed increased w.e.f

GDG-HG

WDL-HG

137.44

281.9

144.46

DN Line

Achieved on 13.08.2021

HG-WDL

281.9

137.4

144.46

UP Line

Increasing the Maximum Permissible Speed (MPS) on loop lines in UBL division in 2022-23

Section

Between Section

From Km

To KM

Length in KM

Doubling / New line

Present Speed on loop lines

Proposed to Speed Increase KMPH

Speed increased w.e.f

SVM-MAO

69.133

82.75

13.6

UP Line

Double line

Speed achieved on 06.07.2022

82.75

69.133

13.6

DN line

GPB-KUD

668.41

714.72

46.31

UP Line

Double line

Speed achieved on 17.05.2022

714.72

668.41

46.31

DN line

KUD-MRJ

714.72

745.2

30.48

Single line

3.1 Increasing the Maximum Permissible Speed (MPS) on main lines in UBL division in 2021-22

Section

Between Section

From Km

To KM

Length in KM

Doubling / New line

Present Speed

Proposed to Speed Increase KMPH

Speed increased w.e.f

LD-MRJ

CKR-KUD

683.607

714.480

30.873

New doubling line

100

110

Achieved on 17.01.2022

3.2 Increasing the Maximum Permissible Speed (MPS) on main lines in UBL division in 2022-23

Section

Between Section

From Km

To KM

Length in KM

Doubling / New line

Present Speed

Proposed to Speed Increase KMPH

Speed increased w.e.f

Karajgi-Gudgeri

400.3

433.72

Old line

.100

110

Sectional speed of 110 achieved on 13.06.2022

Sanvordem-Madgaon

69.24

82.75

13.5

New doubling line

100

Sectional speed raised from 90 to 100kmph on 14.06.2022

4.0 RAIL / WELD FAILURES:

Description	2018-19		2019-20		2020-21		2021-22		2022-23
	RF	WF	RF	WF	RF	WF	RF	WF	RF	WF
Division	22	102	24	95	09	49	07	47	0	0

5.0 TARGET OF KEY ACTIVITIES AND PROGRESS IN THE LAST 4 YEARS
S.No	Activity	2018-19		2019-20		2020-21		2021-22
S.No	Activity	Target	Achieved	Target	Achieved	Target	Achieved	Target	Achieved
1	TRR (P) (KM)	80.71	74.45	90	64.843	62	63.092	66	44.740
2	TSR (P) (KM)	69.40	49.07	105	50568	37	37.384	64	52.522
3	TRR (S)	12.92	16.18	25	19.128	10	5.155	10	14.094
4	TSR (S) (KM)	10.36	15.83	30	16.343	10	4.657	15	16.868
5	TTR (Eq Set) (KM)	100.50	78.50	90	81.75	64	42.50	63	86.750
6	TWR	77.28	54.38	110	72.474	72	62.103	66	75.461
7	Ballast collection (Lakh cum)	1.55	1.37	2.00	2.384	1.00	2.352	2.00	2.163
8	Ballast Insertion (cum)	1.55	1.37	2.00	2.922	1.00	2.300	2.00	2.218
9	Deep Screening plain track(KM)	115	118.68	160	139.74	105	131.61	150	105.679
10	Machine	90	95.32	120	113.83	68	111.84	120	76.587
11	Manual	25	23.36	40	25.91	37	19.77	30	29.092
12	Deep screening of Turn outs	90	90	120	153	120	107	133	171
13	Shallow screening	130.00	88.97	200.00	155.193	146.00	95.22	122.00	92.787
14	Scrap	6900.00	6047.86	9000	7027.364	5025	12676.56	6500	10725.581
15	Removal of PSR	11	10	18	24	15	15	10	17

6.0 VACANCY POSITION IN SAFETY CATEGORY

Sl. No	Category	Sanctioned Strength	Actual	Vacancy
1	SSE/P.way	114	81	33
2	JE/Pway	55	41	14
3	Track MaintainerGr.I,II, III & IV	2970	2561	409

7.0 Details of Completed Doubling Line Completed in year of 2021-2022.

Sl. No	Section	Length	TDC	CN/RVNL	Remarks
1	GDG-HBL	12.69	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 13.03.22
2	HBL-HLAR	35.43	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 26.11.21
3	SVM-MAO	13.62	Commissioned	RVNL	Commissioned on 25.09.21
4	SNH-YLG	22.957	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 27.03.2022
5	YLG-SVNR	8.025	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 27.03.2022
6	SVNR-HVR(KJG)	13.375	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 27.03.2022
Total		106.097

7.1 Details of New Line Completed in the Year of 2021-22

Sl. No	Section	Length	CN/RVNL	Remarks
1	Talkal- Sangal	21.651	CN	Commissioned on 13.03.2022

Total		21.651

7.0 Details of Completed Doubling Line Completed in year of 2022-23.

Sl. No	Section	Length	TDC	CN/RVNL	Remarks
1	DUR-BGM	10.83	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 04.05.2022
2	BGM-SUL	27.143	Commissioned	CN	Commissioned on 28.06.2022
Total		37.973

7.1 Details of New Line Completed in the Year of 2022-23

Sl. No	Section	Length	CN/RVNL	Remarks
1	GDG Bypass	3.488	CN	Commissioned on 18.04.2022

8.0 MONSOON PREPAREDNESS OF THE DIVISION

(i) Monsoon booklet prepared and monsoon reserve as per yardstick.

(ii) On wheel Monsoon Emergency materials are loaded in wagons at nominated locations as per Yard stick of Hqrs.

(iii) On ground Monsoon Emergency materials are available at nominated locations as per Yard stick of Hqrs.

(iv) Monsoon patrolling and regular inspection at vulnerable locations during the calamities and civil unrest to ensure safety.

The Safety checks include the following :

Daily inspection of tracks .
Monsoon Patrolling.
Regular track maintenance without affecting the Punctuality of trains.
Manning of the level crossings.
Installation of Warning boards at level crossings.
Gate signals at level crossings to ensure additional safety to commuters.
Regular inspection of Bridges.
Monsoon patrolling.
Patrolling the track during calamities and civil unrest to ensure safety.

Source : South Western Railway CMS Team Last Reviewed : 27-07-2022

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