pantograph work in railway 🚂

[@TheRealDorran]

The reason why it stopped halfway through is because it has 2 levels, the lower one is for normal lines, and the higher one [which is the one seen here at the end] is for high speed lines. It is so that larger trains [e.g. sleeper trains] can pass through. At the exit of the high speed line, there is a sign telling the driver to put the pantograph to the low height, and vice versa. Usually there is a knob in the driver cab to select whether the pantograph is up or down, and another knob to select between high speed mode and normal mode. Normal mode has the lower pantograph level while the high speed mode has the higher pantograph level. Once the train has detected that the pantograph is at the right height, it activates the systems in the train. The train can switch power while moving as well at any speed, but it's recommended to slow the train down to 25-30 mph [40-50 kmph]. Not being diligent of the signs can cause a pantograph strike.

[@nilmadhabsen9316]

No its a normal line. For freight corridor i.e for double Decker freight trains, railway use high raise lines and for that lines, high raise Pantographs are manufactured. The length of the high raise pantographs are larger than normal pantographs. And also pantographs adjust themselves automatically wrt to the height of the ohe wire

[@TheRealDorran]

@@nilmadhabsen9316 Look it's a karen tryna correct me 💀

[@benedekhalda-kiss9737]

Sounds like quite the dumb system and it looked like all pantographs with a sort of slow down in the middle so it doesn't smack the catenary. Why wouldn't they just have the overhead line lower slowly compressing the pantograph. Not like it's a double cargo line with a massive gap between loco roof and overhead line

[@nothing12299]

​@@TheRealDorranno he is correct pantograph are uplifted with the help of hydraulics so the pantographs can adjust themselves according to the height of the wire. If there is no wire then the pantograph will rise to it's full length till the wire is connected to it. In double stack freight region high raise pantographs are used which are bigger than this shown in the video and they can rise very high up

[@SashiSingh-lw9ix]

❤❤😊

[@sudeshnalenka5213]

Bro be careful the electric cables and cable fittings are extremely dangerous ☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@atoka2206]

It's off Otherwise at that close distance, the wire would have arced to him already

[@mr.unknown1070]

Cameraman never dies 🗿

[@Linkyboy_13]

​@@mr.unknown1070 i also was about commenting this😂

[@crystalnelson5098]

Bro shut up about that

[@arnoldbeyel-0374]

😮

[@shantiswaroopagarwal6677]

Amazing Pantograph On 👍👍👍👍👍😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@banubaskerbasker92]

😢😮😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@WonderfulnatureWorld-cb4gw]

I love Indian railways ❤

[@ayushbhansur]

Pantograph - Air pressure 👍

[@Taklainsaan123]

Banda - apan ab hero banega 😂

[@Urlocalclass387]

Only trains in India can do that

[@janinsweden8559]

Please be careful if you are tall person, do not touch cable please

[@ERROR-qx3bq]

25,000 volt

[@akhileshbankure2974]

😊

[@Munmun-t7t]

❤😮😮 with India🤔🤔🥰🥰🤗🤗

[@PoonamGutam-jj7rani]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@jitendrakumar-w3f]

Wow😮

[@rameshchandwani2621]

best cameraman

[@amanjassal2109]

This instrument 🎸 like thaa song 😮

[@riazmohsin5967]

Ok

[@hariharmishra6828]

Super ❤❤

[@Mari-m1y2j]

Dangerous pantograph 2500 volt

[@anmolmiglani3595]

What is the background sound name ?

[@neethus7873]

Super❤❤❤

[@xavierkunzavi5209]

I read as "Pantograph work on Rahway" I'm honestly Confused🤨

[@InverhavonRailways]

I hope the overhead was isolated. Otherwise WAY TOO CLOSE!!

[@kd-official_1011]

Why this is always horizontal

[@unknownanimist2200]

To increase the contact area, the contact strip is designed in such a way that wear and tear should happen evenly that is why the OHE is laid in a zig zag manner.

[@djsupermacy]

Bro music name please tell me

[@shauryakumarraj6422]

which locomotive? the panto is reversed

[@NarayanSingh-uq4cj]

Song name

[@dayanandgehlot2639]

25000 volt in single phase, ise are railway traction ❤

[@trainspotting1601]

👍

[@ushanikam33]

*HANGER*

[@ajitjadhav7599]

Please song name

[@JC_555]

shouldn't be on the roof dangerous!

[@nitutamuly5115]

The power supply has been cut off otherwise the camera person would be electrocuted because he's within the shock range. The clearance is 2metres.

[@Linkyboy_13]

Don't worry cameraman never dies

[@Piyush-ug4um]

Is me light nahi hai kayin ki jab pentograph wire se touch hota hai tab eak spark creat hota hai

[@KalaVetrivel-d5b]

Pantograph 😅😊

[@devsharma-zy1fm]

Pentograph name..?

[@RamadharSingh-vd7bq]

Ayushman.. train

[@VikashKhobragade-e2w]

25000 voltage very dangerous

[@ramavatarofficial999]

DJ open ho Raha hai

[@Ritesh-c6r]

Jj

[@vanshrealvlogger]

235,4667 ka volt

[@SarthiChoudhary-c9c]

Desert music hai ye

[@chandrakantgupta2370]

What are the music name

[@sudeshnalenka5213]

Yes

[@Gameonfire2822]

25,000 volt flowing

[@djsupermacy]

Music name batade vayi bakio jesa like krke Mt chorna song name bata

[@diplomasemesterclasses5528]

Woo to ham bhi bhul gaye bhai

[@diplomasemesterclasses5528]

Mera video ka rsong ka remix used kar lo

[@diplomasemesterclasses5528]

Heart touching comment

[@djsupermacy]

@@diplomasemesterclasses5528 abe tu song name q ni bata ra vayi jinto ne song name pucha tresr sbko tune like krke chor diya abe song name bata vayi

[@djsupermacy]

@@diplomasemesterclasses5528 use ni yr batade kehi se

[@q-mansion145]

World is running with bullet train we still burn people with 25000 v😂😂😂😂

[@nilmadhabsen9316]

Bullets also use 25000v

[@Lovelykirasoyi]

yet but

[@mundus1308]

why it is so dirty? which country is this pantograph

[@ArslanHorizo]

India

[@osamaansari6738]

भाई तुम उपर चड के वीडियो बना रहे थे क्या

[@shivamshubham-qo9gj]

Wow very amazing

[@imrankhatib9086]

25000 volt

[@jaiprakashkeshari6958]

Wow

[@TilakRaj-qz6ql]

Ibecomeajatinlocopilot❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@samvartarsudhar1527]

Bro... Didnt... Die?

[@maniafortravel4818]

Pentograph

[@kimnuelje4375]

If ohe tush you then