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| Date | 2021-06-03 |
|---|---|
| Type | Commercial Circular |
| Topic | freight |
section (2) of Section 83 of Railways Act 1989 Rake of 42 wagons, Ex: Koppal Goods Shed to Dankuni Goods Shed on CC+
MDZTI/DWR
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Goods Practical
S.Hari Manohar
1
June 2021
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Multi Disciplinary Zonal Training Institute - Dharwad
Study Material for Pro CC/TC/CA - 2/21
Goods Practical Workbook
(Compiled by S.Hari Manohar Instructor Commercial)
Up dated up to June 2021
MDZTI/DWR
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Goods Practical
S.Hari Manohar
2
June 2021
CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS
1 Classifications of the commodities have been given in the goods tariff Part-I Vol - II under
25 Main Commodity Heads.
2 The classification of different commodities under the main commodity heads will be the
same for their different physical forms / shapes and different conditions, whether raw or
manufactured etc.
3 The total number of classes is 23.
Low Rated Tariff
General Tariff
LR3A
100
140 A
160
180
LR3
110
130
165
190
LR2
120A
140
180 A
200
100A
130A
145
170
LR1
120
150
145A
4 A commodity which has not been included in any of the main commodity heads or four
divisions of low rated commodities given in the goods tariff will be charged as per the type
of wagon loaded as follows.
Type of wagon
Class
Tank Wagons
200
Flat Wagons
180
Open Wagons (including hopper wagons)
160
Covered Wagons
150
5 Only train load classification of commodities has been indicated in the goods tariff. The
wagon load classification is as follows.
Train load class
Wagon load class
As Applicable
Train load class + 10%
6 Exceptions in the classification have been indicated in a “Note” given in the Goods Tariff
below the particular group of commodity.
7 In case of disparity in classification between English and Hindi version, the classification
in the English version shall prevail.
8 Dangerous commodities are to be charged at the class indicated for the main commodity
heads. However, all other dangerous commodities not listed in the goods tariff but listed in
the “Red Tariff”, will be charged at the highest class-200. Dangerous commodities will not
be booked for transportation by rail unless they are listed in the “Red Tariff”.
9 The condition of “prepayment of freight is compulsory when a particular commodity is
denoted with alphabet “p”. Other commodities can be booked on “To Pay” basis with a
surcharge as applicable (Late Fee).
10 Late Fee for all commodities is 5%; and for Coal& Coke 10%
11 The commodities attached with “OR” in the column “Risk Rate” will be charged at owner’s
risk. Commodities with OR rate can be booked at RR rate on payment of 20% surcharge.
All other commodities will be charged at RR rate only.
MDZTI/DWR
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Goods Practical
S.Hari Manohar
3
June 2021
Classification of Commodities, Classification and Risk Rate
1. Find out Main Head of Classification, Train Load and Wagon Load class
rate and Risk Rate for the following commodities, answer any five only
COMMODITY
Main Head of
Classification
Train
Load Class
Rate
Wagon
Load Class
Rate
Risk
Rate
(a) Rice
Food grains,
Flours & Pulses
130A
130A+10% RR
(b) Coal
Coal &Coke
145A
145B
RR
(c) De-oiled
Cake
Oil Cakes and
Seeds
120
120+10%
RR
(d) Cement
Cement
140A
140A+10% RR
(e) Cotton
Seeds
Oil Cakes and
seeds
120
120+10%
RR
(f) Manganese
Ore
Minerals and
Ores other than
Iron Ore
145
145+10%
RR
MDZTI/DWR
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Goods Practical
S.Hari Manohar
4
June 2021
2. Find out Main Head of Classification, Train Load and Wagon Load
class rate and Risk Rate for the following commodities, answer any
five only
COMMODITY
Main Head of
Classification
Train
Load
Class
Rate
Wagon
Load
Class
Rate
Risk
Rate
(a) Sugar Candy
Sugar
120A
120A+10% RR
(b) Crude Oil
Petroleum Products
(POL) and Gases
180A
180A+10% RR
(c) Brass
Alloys and Metals
180A
180A+10% RR
(d) Urea
Chemical
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