CHENNAI (Metro Rail News): Three metro trains for phase I extension of the Chennai Metro Rail project has reached the Chennai Metro Rail Ltd (CMRL) depot at Koyambedu. A total of ten trains with the same configuration and specifications will be supplied to the Phase 1 project.
The metro trains are being manufactured and tested for sub-systems functioning in Alstom facility in Sri City, Tada, Andhra Pradesh. The manufacturing of the train sets commenced in February 2019, said a press release from CMRL. These trains have been approved by CMRL after undergoing various tests and inspections such as car body dimensional checks, water tightness check, static routine traction and brake tests, etc.
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CMRL officials also inspected the car level dimensions, bogie testing, car water tightness, train level static electrical and mechanical testing as well as conducted quality inspections before shipment of the metro trains from the factory. Further tests such as slow speed and highspeed routine tests at the depot and mainline will be performed before deploying it to the passenger service.
The remaining seven train sets are under various stages of manufacturing and the same is expected to be delivered by the end of February 2020, the release said. The Phase I extension project is from Washermenpet to Thiruvittiyur/Wimco Nagar in North Chennai covering a distance of 9 km.
