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medium lhb toilet

This is the larger of the two tank types.

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1. What is the capacity of the 1st type water tank for LHB coaches?

Rubber components deteriorate over time and need replacement.

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2. What should be replaced every 3 years in the toilet system?

This involves soaking the bowl with a mild acid solution.

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3. What should be done every year for toilet maintenance?

This check involves looking for leaks.

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4. What should be checked every month in the toilet system?

This is the maximum power consumption for all toilets in a coach.

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5. What is the total peak power per coach for the flushing system?

This is the minimum design usage per day.

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6. How many times can the Electro Pneumatic Pressurized Flushing System be used within 24 hours?

This is a low power consumption system.

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7. How much power does the Electro Pneumatic Pressurized Flushing System consume?

This system uses a specific mechanical arrangement.

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8. What type of flushing system is the Electro Pneumatic Pressurized Flushing System (EPPFS)?

This practice involves the toilet lid.

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9. What is the recommended practice while flushing the toilet?

Many common items can cause blockages.

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10. What items should not be thrown into the vacuum bio-toilet?

This component filters debris from water before it reaches nozzles.

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11. What must water supplied to the toilet flow through to avoid nozzle choking?

These can damage rubber components and bacteria culture.

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12. Why should chemical agents not be used for cleaning vacuum toilet?

A gentle cleaning solution is recommended.

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13. What should be used for removing discoloration on the toilet pan surface?

This item can scratch the polished surface.

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14. What should NOT be used for cleaning polished stainless steel toilet pan?

This is a safety precaution during blockage removal.

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15. Why should the toilet pan be covered during hard reverse cycle?

This requires a specific sequence of button presses.

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16. How is hard reverse mode activated?

This is for blockages that cannot be cleared by normal operation.

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17. What is the purpose of hard reverse cycle?

This is a specific button combination for en-route trouble.

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18. What is the soft reverse procedure in old design Bio-Vacuum toilet system?

A specific indicator lights up when water level is low.

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19. What indicates a water fault in the toilet system?

Below this pressure, the toilet may not function properly.

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20. What is the minimum air pressure required for proper toilet operation?

Multiple surges are used to ensure complete emptying.

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21. How many pressure surges empty the intermediate tank into Bio-digester?

Compressed air is used to pressurize the tank to a specific value.

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22. What happens during the pressure built-up stage of intermediate tank?

Vacuum is used to suck contents from bowl.

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23. What happens during the emptying of the bowl stage?

The LED changes from steady to flashing during flush cycle.

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24. What happens to the LED when flush button is pressed?

The LED gives a steady indication when system is ready.

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25. What happens to the LED on the flush button during standby mode?

This drawing number starts with 'MI'.

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26. What is the RCF drawing number for the Control Panel box location?

This component performs two functions: cleaning and pressure control.

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27. What is the purpose of the Air Filter Regulator?

This component both creates vacuum and removes gases.

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28. What is the function of the Vacuum Ejector?

The activation timing prevents false triggers.

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29. How is the Liquid Level Guard activated?

This optical sensor prevents a specific problem.

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30. What is the function of the Liquid Level Guard?

Three different connection sizes are given for air, water, and outlet.

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31. What are the external connection sizes for the toilet system?

Note both the hole diameter and number of holes.

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32. What are the mounting hole specifications for toilet pan?

This is an RCF drawing number starting with 'LE'.

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33. What is the RDSO drawing number for Indian style toilet pan?

This is an RCF drawing number starting with 'LS'.

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34. What is the RDSO drawing number for western commode?

This is a specified minimum number for emergency situations.

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35. What is the minimum number of usages feasible when air supply is disconnected?

These walls control waste flow and retention time.

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36. What is the purpose of partition walls inside the Bio-Digester tank?

The bonding needs to be secure to withstand train movement.

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37. What type of bonding is used for colonized rubber mats with vertical walls?

Subtract working volume from total volume.

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38. What is the difference between total volume and working volume of Bio-Digester tank?

Each mounting point has 2 bolts, and there are 2 mounting points.

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39. How many M16 size bolts are used for mounting each Bio-Digester tank?

The dimensions are given in Height × Width × Length order.

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40. What is the exact size of the Bio-Digester tank in millimeters (H×W×L)?

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