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ASIA'S 1ST RAILWAY WORKSHOP | FULL TOUR | JAMALPUR WORKSHOP | SINCE 1862

Description ASIA'S 1ST RAILWAY WORKSHOP | FULL TOUR | JAMALPUR | SINCE 1862 #jamalpurjunction #workshop #viral #viraldancebanka #video Hyyy guys.. Aaaap sabhi lucky ho jo aaaj ye video dek rhe ho.... Q kiii ye asis ka sabse pehla karkhana hai..... Biswas ni ho rha to net pe search kro.... Ye workshop bihar ke ek chote sehar me jamalpur me banaya gya hai.... Jo ki 1862 me established hua tha.... I hope aapkoo video aachaa lga So subscribe for more videos Share now........ And like......... :_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_ Area 5,74,654 sq. meters Staff 111,485 No. of Machinery and Plants 1628 Power consumed 7 MVA Annual Turnover Rs. 10.56 billion Water supply 7.3 million liters/day...... =============================== Jamalpur Workshop has enjoyed the distinction of being the largest and the oldest locomotive repair workshop with the most diversified manufacturing activities on the Indian Railways. At first the Jamalpur shops were merely repairing locomotives and also assembling locomotives from parts salvaged from other or damaged locomotives. By the turn of the century they had progressed to producing their own locomotives. In year 1899, CA 764 Lady Curzon was produced by the Jamalpur Workshop.[3] In 1893, the first railway foundry in India was set up at Jamalpur Workshop. It also had a boiler workshop for repairing and building boilers. A captive power plant of 5MVA was also developed in the Jamalpur Workshop. In 1870 it was equipped with a rolling mill of its own; unfortunately it’s not working at present. In addition to various repairs of wagons, coaches, cranes and tower cars, and locomotives, Jamalpur also undertakes repair and production of permanent-way fixtures. It also manufactures some tower cars such as Mark II, Mark III and break-down cranes of 10, 20, and 140 tone capacities, besides various kinds of heavy-duty lifting jacks. Finally, it also manufactures wheel sets for coaches and wagons. Jamalpur workshop was a significant supplier of cast-iron sleepers as well. Starting in 1961 it produced several rail cranes. It has also produced electric arc furnaces, ticket printers. The high-capacity synchronized lifting jacks known as Jamalpur Jacks were also produced by this workshop. The school attached to the Jamalpur workshops eventually became the IR Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering...... plz like sare subscribe my channel..