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Issue# 126 Free Monthly News Bulletin – for Internal Circulation April 2016

Email: integralnewsicf@gmail.com Contact: 900 314 1464, 9539, 9659, 9731, Rly 46490, 47661

Chief Editor: K.Ravi, SSE/Shop80

Associate Editors:

M.A.Jaishankar, SSE/Proj

A.R.S.Ravindra, SSE/Proj

Treasurer: R.Mehalan, SE/IT

Shell Offices: R.Thilak, Tech Trainee

S.K.Satishkumar, SSE/Proj

K.Sekar, Ch.OS/Engg

N.Jeganivasan, Stores Inspector

N.Ganesh,SSE/MPO/S

S.Ghatikachalarao,SSE/WS

N.Devaraju, SSE/Plant

V.Sasikala, OS/PB

B.Jayalalitha, Accts Asst

Shell Shops: P.Baskaran, SSE/40

A-shed: R.Nagarajan,, SSE/10

B-shed: A.V.Gopalakrishna, SSE/22

Shop 24,25,26: N.Ravikumar, SSE/26

D&L-shed:P.T.Sreevalsan, SSE/13

40,J,E: R.Lakshminarayanan, SSE/40

48,RPF: R.Senthilnathan,SSE48

11,23,41,TS:R.Jegathiswaran,SSE/41

Insp: J.Ananthakumar,SSE/42

Progress: P.K.Panda,SSE/PCO

CMT: G.Sivakumar, CMS-1

Electrical:D.T.Vijayaraj,SSE/45

Stores : K.Sundar, OS/RB1/SD

Fur Offices:Harikumar.NV,SSE/MPO

Accts: Sudharsan.MN,SSO/Accts

PlgF,TS: G.V.Ramesh,SSE/TS/F

Stores:V.Annamalai,OS/P7

Fur Shops: R.Sundarrajan,SSE/30

30: Bipinkumar Karn, SSE/30

32,34: P.Sathyanarayanan, SSE/PC32

33:D.R.Suresh,SSE/33

37, 82 : P.Udayasankaran, SSE/56

80,81:D.Santhakumar,SSE/80

88,CCO: K.S.Rajakumar, SSE/88

Elect,CMT,IOW: M.Devaraj, SSE/85

36,54: R.M.Chandrasekar,SSE/54

Progress:D.Baskar, SSE/PCO

RRM, Colonies : A.Srivijayan, SSE54

TTC: J.Selvakumar,SSE/TTC

D&D: Sabapathinathan.M,SSE/D&D

Hospital: Raju Balaji, Ch.OS

Web: P.Krishnakanth, Webmaster/IT

74,Tele,Union: D.N.Ramesh,SSE/Proj

Advisors:

S.Muthukumar, Dy CME/SR

B.Chandrasekaran,SME/D-II

K.N.Mohan, PE/PR/S

R.Srinivasan, APE/PR/F

Shri Ashok K Agarwal, GM/ICF, flagged off the 2000

th coach of the year 2015-

16 and fully air-conditioned 3phase AC EMU Rake to C.Rly, on 31.03.2016.

Performance of ICF during 2015-16 - at a glance:

2005 coaches produced by ICF in the year 2015-16 which is more than

combined outturn of Rail Coach Factory plus Modern Coach Factory. This is

an increase of 301 coaches, 17.6% over 2014-15. Production in terms of

Equated Coach Units (ECU) increased from 2300 to 3000.

706 stainless steel coaches were produced which is more than production of

stainless steel coaches by any other Production Unit.

588 Self propelled coaches produced. (372 coaches for Bombardier EMU

MUTP + 12 air conditioned coaches for BHEL EMU + 12 coaches for First

indigenous 3phase IGBT Medha EMU +10x8 DEMUs of 1600HP + 77 DEMU

coaches of 1400 HP +27 coaches of SPART + 8 coaches for Haldia)

MOU signed with NRC like ARMY, IRCTC and RVNL for producing tailor

made coaches for their special requirements.

First air-conditioned EMU rake with stainless steel shells, automatic door

closing, vestibuled, with state-of-the-art passenger amenities was turned out.

First indigenous stainless steel EMU rake with 3 phase IGBT-based propulsion

system supplied by M/s Medha was turned out.

45 LHB Power Cars (LWLRRM) were produced in 2nd

half of 2015-16.

4612 Bio toilets provided by ICF.

16% reduction in energy consumed by ICF in terms of kWh.

Successfully overcame in a short time, damaging effects of severe Chennai

floods which resulted in practically closure of production work over a fortnight

during November 2015 and December 2015 to turn out sterling performance.

Integral News April 2016 is sponsored by Staff & Supervisors of

Shop 30, 32, 33, 34, 36, 54 and PCO/F.

From: ICF Staff Club

AG129/18,VII Main Rd

AnnaNagar,Chennai-40

To

RO water plant of 1000L capacity was inaugurated by

GM on 14th March at ICF Hospital for the benefit of

patients, attendants and staff.

Shri Ashok K. Agarwal, GM/ ICF and Shri Prabhat Sahai,

CMD/MRVC, in presence of Shri Sunil Kumar Sood,

GM/ CR, inaugurated the Warehousing Facilities for

MUTP Electrics at LHB Unit on 28th March.

29

th rake of MRVC Phase-II was flagged off by Shri

Ashok K Agarwal, GM/ICF and Shri Prabhat Sahai,

CMD/MRVC on 12th March.

On 15

th march, GM/ICF inaugurated a new line in Shop

80 which will help in improving the stabling of coaches

and reduction in number of shuntings that add no value to

production.

GM unveiled the “Green Building Certificate at GM’s

Administrative building lobby on 18th March.

OLIC Meeting was held on 24

th Feb at Chintan Sabha.

GM addressing in the Annual day celebrations of Karuna

school on 22nd

Feb.

GM inaugurated the ‘Diamond Jubilee Personnel Branch

meeting hall’ at Metro Building on 17th march. This hall

has a capacity to accommodate 100 trainees and has a

projector and screen. It will be used for conducting

training sessions on establishment matters to all

categories of staff counseling sessions for retiring

employees, sessions on Information Technology and

cultural activities.

GM/ICF inaugurated a Reading Room in the South

Colony for the benefit of the employees and their family

members, on 16th March.

Smt Beauno Annie Lawrence, Chief Staff & Welfare

Inspector, Personnel Brach, ICF, has been adjudged as the

Best Women Employee of the year and has received

“Women’s Day Award 2015-16” from President

/RWWCO, New Delhi based on the recommendation of

ICFWO.

During the floods in Chennai, ICF colonies were badly

affected, and the residents were stranded. Smt Beauno

Annie Lawrence did the flood relief activities and

arranged supply of food packets to colony residents. She

also ensured preparation of food for East and North

Colony residents as Secretary of Workers’ Canteen, Shell

and Admin Office Canteen. She also co-ordinated with

Civil Engineering Department to shift stranded families

residing in ground floor to vacant quarters and safe places

like Rest House, Schools etc. GM/ICF congratulated and

appreciated her, for having received the above award.

New building for GEMS school was inaugurated by Smt

Sudha Agarwal, President ICFWWO, on 24th Feb.

After distribution of uniform clothes to the eligible

employees, the concerned SSEs should forward the list of

employees to whom the uniform clothes were issued with

number of sets issued. Stitching charges of Rs195/- per

set will be credited to the salary of the employees.

Smt Sudha Agarwal, President ICFWWO, chief guest of

Women’s Day celebrations held on 8th March at

Ambedkar Arangam, gave prizes to winners of various

events.

As part of Railway Week celebrations, music competition

was held on 22nd

March. Painting competition was held

on 19th March. ‘Wealth from waste’ contest was held on

18th March.

Zonal Hindi Competitions:

Elocution: 26.04.16@ 1100 hrs,

Essay: 26.04.16@ 1500 to 1630 hrs,

Noting and Drafting: 28.04.16 @ 1430 to 1630 hrs,

Last Date for enrollment: 20.04.16

As part of Women’s Day celebrations, Games were

conducted on 26th Feb at TTC.

Women’s day was celebrated at ICF Hospital on 7

th

March

As part of the National Safety Week celebrations, March

4 - 10, a Safety Seminar on “General Safety and Accident

Prevention” was conducted by the Safety Cell on 07-03-

2016 at AWTI Auditorium. Shri. L.C.Trivedi, CME/ICF,

presided over the Inaugural Function and inaugurated the

Safety Cell Portal. The first Safety Bulletin was also

released by CME on the occasion. Shri. S.Venugopal,

Joint Director of Industrial Safety and Health, Chennai

Division-I, Government of Tamilnadu, participated as

Chief Guest. Safety Awards and Safety Quiz Prizes were

distributed to the Employees. Lectures on “General

Safety and Accident Prevention” and “Material

Handling” were given by the Joint Director. Personnel of

Fire and Rescue Service, Government of Tamilnadu also

Participated and gave Lectures on Fire Safety.

Hindi Kavi Sammelan (Poets’ Meet) was organized on

17th March at Integral Club, with a view to propagate

Rajbhasha. CMM/S & MRA welcomed GM, President

and members of ICFWO, PHODs/HODs, Poets and other

officers and ICF family members. Poet Shri Ishwar

Chandra Jha “Karun” and his team comprising poets Shri

Mittu Mitas, Prahlad Shrimali, Sunil Jain and Keshav

Karn enthralled the audience with their compositions

stretching from satire, humour to patriotism and current

scenario.

The world’s largest crochet blanket was made by Mother

India’s crochet queens, in Chennai on 31st Jan. Smt Biji

Rajan, Ms Revathy and Smt. Girija Saravanan of ICF

Personnel Branch also were part of the event and received

certificates from the Guinness book of world records.

Miss R.Monika, class VI student, Tamil

playback singer and daughter of Sri

T.Ramamoorty, Tech.Gr1/welder, shop21/Roof,

was felicitated by GM at the Hindi cultural

competition award function. She has also won

awards in Airtel Super Singer Junior -4 contest.

Covering the open gantry and extension of LHB shed was

inaugurated by GM on 30th March.

46

th Annual Sports Day of ICF SJ Primary & Nursery

school was held on 4th March 2016. Students exhibited

their talents in march past, drill, rope mallakhamb and

also entertained the audience with cultural programmes in

the school premises. Prizes were distributed by the chief

guest Shri J. Deepan Chakravarthy, Grandmaster in chess.

On 22

nd world water day – pamphlets were distributed on

conservation of water by VOC SCOUT group at all gates

of ICF.

Chennai pain & palliative care organized “A Day out with

Nature” for terminally ill patients who are under their

care, on 13th March. The patients were entertained at

Marina beach with dance, song, mime, magic show etc.

Sri Abdul Latheef, Prakash and Vijayakumar of shop29

are active members. Shri Murugan of shop 29 performed

music programme.

CIRCULARS

AC02: in the case of all Group C including erstwhile

group D railway employees, the power of granting the

leave beyond maximum period of 5 years is delegated to

concerned GMs, with financial concurrence and personal

recommendation of CPO.

The shift timings of Fur depot has been revised as 08.00

to 12.36, 13.30 to 17.30hrs- Mon to Fri, 08.00 to

13.00hrs on Saturday.

Railway Board has granted a group cash award

of Rs.1,00,000/- to the officers and staff of ICF

for obtaining ISO:50001 Certification.

In appreciation of excellent work done with regard to

MUTP coaches, Shri Prabhat Sahai, CMD/MRVC, has

declared a cash award of Rs 2,00,000/- to ICF.

OFFICIAL POSTINGS

Name S/Shri/ Smt Previous Present

N.Sundararajan SMM/M/F Leave

V.Pughazendhi Leave SMM/M/F

A.M.Chowdhary RVNL CEGE

Arunkumar CEGE Leave

S.Sridhar Training CDE/E

S.P.Vavre CDE/E Training

Manasa Ranjan Dalai C.P.I APRO/S.Rly

Winners of WOMEN’S DAY SPECIAL EVENTS

1) Ball Colour Separation

I M.Pushparani, Jrclerk/Stores-SD, II J.Nancy, Tech-2/45

III S.Geetha, shop 71E

2) Cotton Picking

I N.Shanthi, Shop-24, II Rajashree Anandan, PS Gr-2

III S.Lakshmi, Jr Clerk, 72C

3) Sweet & Chopstick

I J.Lakshmi Devi Bai, Tech-2/32, II K.Nachiammai, Jr Clerk,

90D, III G.Bhavani, OS, Stores

4) Cross stitch

I R.Mangayarkarasi, OS, 99A, II N N.Shanthi, Shop-24

III K.Uma Devi, Progressman, 56A

5) Smiley Drawing

I Parimala Devi, Tech-1, 85, II Jayanthi, Helper, 42

III L.Kanthimathi, Sr Clerk, 90D

6) Ball Passing

I S.Usha, Peon, 71E, II Usha Kumara Raja, Sr Clerk, Stores,

III R.Lalitha, Jr Steno, 99A

7) Bombing the city – above 50 years

I S.Mary Priscilla, Ch OS, 77A, II P.Sujatha, Sr Clerk, 61A, III

Ramadevi, 75B

8) Bombing the city – below 50 years

I M.Radha, Jr Clerk, 74, II B.Jayalalitha, AA

III N.Meera, Sr Clerk, 58A

QUIZ

I. S.Vijayachithra, SE/IT, PadminiPrasad, AA, Sandhya Padhy,

SSO

II. S.Sangeetha, Tech-1/30, M.Pushparani, JrClerk, 61A,

R.Pandiammal, 61/1

III. A.Sumathi, OS/CWE/S, Seetha Krishnan, OS/ M&P,

AM.Kalaivani, Steno,CWES office

EMPLOYEES RETIRING on 30th April ’16

1 Shanmugasundaram.R ACMT

2 Krishnan.S PS-1

3 Meera.SDS Ch.OS 11

4 Ramachandran.A JE 14

5 Narayanan .V SrTech/FGL 16

6 Rajendran.S SrTech/Welder 18

7 Mahendran.R SrTech/Welder 19

8 Dilli.K Tech-1/Serang 19

9 Md Iqbal Shariff. Tech-2/Welder 21

10 Krishnamurthi.P SrTech/Welder 22

11 Bakthavatsalu.V SrTech/FGL 22

12 Jayakumar.B SrTech/Welder 22

13 Gangatharan .N SrTech/Welder 22

14 Mani .P SrTech/FGL 26

15 Niraikalan.K Helper.. 26

16 Rajasekaran.R SrTech/MTR 41

17 Namachivayam.R Tech-2/MTR 41

18 Srinivasan.N A SSE 42

19 Ramaraj.K Prog Man PCOS

20 Sigamani.M Sub Inspr/IB.. RPF

21 Usenamma.S Ch.OS Stores

22 Mohanambal.M Fieldman/Hort. Engg

23 Mayakrishnan.K Tech-1/Rivetter Engg

24 Mallikharjuna Rao.MD SSE D&D

25 Kasi.G Tech-1/Elec 28

26 Raghupathy.R Tech-1/Carp 30

27 Karunakaran.A Tech-1/FGL 30

28 Sagayam.R SSE 30

29 Kannabiran .B Tech-1/Carp 30

30 Ganapathy.PA SrTech/FGL 30

31 Bhoopalan.S JE 30

32 Premkumar.N SSE 33

33 Moorthy.S SSE 35

34 Muthukrishnan.S SrTech/Painter 36

35 Jeevanandam.R SrTech/Painter 54

36 Aridass.S SrTech/Painter 54

37 Kempannan.S M SSE 82

- We wish them A Happy & Peaceful Retired Life

Last Date for submission of application: Selection for the post of OS under LDCE: 18.04.16

Tech Gr-3 Welder, FGL, Electrical 50%PQ, LD 28.04.16

Tech-3 Welder, FGL, Electrical 25%QSE, LD 12.05.16

Jr clerk QSE quota, LD 18.04.16

East Central Railway Recruitment 2016 – 246 Constable

(BAND) Vacancy – LD 11.04.16

Sainik in RB Vigilance - 15.04.16

Artisan Gr-3, Khalasi at IRIEEN - LD 20.04.16

Employees may submit their Income Tax declarations for

the year 2016-17 on or before 30.04.2016.

From April 22, children will not get a separate berth if they

avail 50% concession. If a separate berth is required, while

booking itself, full ticket should be purchased.

From next month, passengers who have booked tickets

through ticketing counters, can cancel their train tickets by

dialling 139 and presenting the one time password (OTP)

sent to the mobile number to the rail counter to get a refund.

ABOUT ICF - Part III by Sri R.Srinivasan, APE/PR/F,

Ph:9003141449, rsrinivasanicf@gmail.com

DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT :

AC-AC DEMU POWER DISTRIBUTION

Diesel Engine is the main source of power. It is a turbo

powered 4 stroke, 12 cylinders, and 1600 HP engine.

Traction Alternator converts rotary motion into

electrical power. It is coupled directly to Engine.

6 Pole, 3 phase, Star connected bush-less alternator.

Rectifier unit is mounted on the alternator. Cooling air

passes through rectifier and then to alternator.

3 phase, full wave bridge rectifier.

Rectified Output (DCLV) connected to Traction

Control Cubicles TCC1 and TCC2 via DCLIS & DC

link Switches

TCC has got three phase modules to generate 3 phase

AC. The on-board computer generates VVVF output.

Each TCC power up two traction motors. The traction

motors are 3 phase induction motors.

When DPC is set to motoring, VCC (vehicle control

computer) energises DCLS1 and DCLS2.

VCC Sends PWM signal to exciter field.

When exciter field gets modulated supply, alternator

generates 3 phase AC and is rectified by the rectifier.

Both TCC draw current through DCLS1, DCLS2 &

generate 3 phase variable voltage & variable frequency.

TCC output (variable voltage & frequency) is

connected to TMs (3 phase induction motors).

When driver changes notch to move DPC:

TCC decides the frequency and then voltage required for

the new torque.

Accordingly TCC adjusts the switching sequence &

timings of the IGBTs

The Generated 3 phase AC voltage is applied to traction

motors

TCC computes torque developed by Traction motors and

sends this value as a torque feedback

VCC compares this with Torque required and send new

torque requirement to TCC

The cycle repeats till torque required = torque feed back

Brake Chopper is a protecting device.

It shorts the DCLV whenever its voltage is more than

set limit.

APC (aux power control) takes supply from DC Link

and it generates: 415 V AC and 110 V DC

Power transmission in conventional DEMU is AC-DC-

DC.

o Engine + Alternator + Rectifier + DC TMs.

Power transmission in the new DEMU is AC-DC-AC.

o Engine + Alternator + Rectifier + Traction Converter +

AC Traction Motors.

Activities involved in making DEMU DPC :

MECHANICAL : Compartment roof ceiling

Engine room preparatory

Engine room flooring

Driver desk cab flooring

Drilling & Tapping of Cab floor

Mounting of Driver desk

Welding of CP base frame

Drilling, tapping of Eng Base plates

Mounting of AVM's & Base frame

Mounting of Engine

Mounting of Control Panel

Mounting of Alternator

Mounting of Rectifier

ELECTRICAL : Roof Conduit laying

Roof wiring (TL, ML, Branch wiring)

Pre ceiling clearance

End wall wiring

End wall clearance

Mechanical: Placing on HIGH raised Diplorry

Welding of Aux Alternator base frames

Mounting of Aux Alternator /APC unit

Mounting of Compressor, Silencer & Air filters

Mounting of Radiator, Expansion tank & Hyd tank

Mounting of Engine room vent fan & Radiator fan

Fuel tank loading

Sediment tank loading

Electrical: Main tray setting, cable box setting U/F

Engine room tray setting, welding etc.

Mounting of Inverter(TCC) ducts

Mounting of U/F equipment (TCC-L, TCC-R, RRU,

Battery boxes,)

Conduit setting - TM cables

Cables laying in U/F

Crimping & connections (TCC-L, TCC-R, RRU,

Battery boxes,)

Tray cover closing in U/F

Power flash

Cables to engine room & cab from U/F

Governor, unloading valve connections

Engine room wiring ( Alternator, Aux Alt, Rectifier,

Battery isolation switch)

Crimping & connections

Cab prep work & Eq. Loading

Tray closing in ER

Cab wiring, crimping and connection

Lowering, continuity check, control flash

Restoration

T/M connection & bellows fixing

Battery loading & connection

Sequence test

Pipe lines-Hydraulic, Water, Fuel etc.

Alignment-Engine & Alternator & Aux Alternator

Engine control panel mounting Cranking, Leak test & Pr. Setting

BRAKE WORK

Brake work in u/f

Brake work in cab & Pr. Setting

BRAKE CLEARANCE

ENGINE LOAD TEST

MOVEMENT

FORMATION MOVEMENT(HHP)

FINAL INSPECTION POINTS

CLEARANCE OF POINTS & DESPATCH

--- To be continued…

RAILWAY WEEK AWARD WINNERS:

Officers:

1. T.Dilip Kumar, DyCME/D2

2. S.Sekar, SME/MPO

3. Hanuman Prasad Meena, WM/LHB

4. A.Manikandan, WM/Paint

5. I.Athishtanathan, AWM/Fur

6. Sumit Kumar, AWM/Shell

7. S.Krishnan, PD-Gr-1

8. S.Lakshmanaswamy, DyCEE

9. K.Sidharthan, AWM/Elec-2

10. M.S.Anbalagan, DyCMM

11. K.Thiyagarajan, AMM/M-1/F

12. V.Lakshmikanthan, XEN-2

13. V.Swaminathan, DySecy to GM

14. S.Anandhan, SPO/Bills

15. G.Araselvam, APO/Elec.

Non – Gazetted Accounts

1 M.S.Kumar SSO 75B

2 N.Sundarajan AA 75A

3 Christopheranandraj AA 75B

4 P.Sudhakar Reddy SSO 75B

5 Nalini Vasanthakumar SSO 75A

6 Chithra Kannan SSO 75A

7 P.Ravi SE 78A

Administration

1 K.Rajan API 70A

2 N.M.Prabhakar OS 70A

3 P.Ranganathan OS 70A

4 R.Rameshbabu SrTech 70A

5 R.Kartheeban Tech1 70A

6 Yogesh Helper 70A

7 K.R.Karuppasamy Peon 70A

8 Chandanpatra Peon 70A

9 D.Rajeswaran API 70A

Medical

1 S.Ravikumar Ch Pharmacist 91A

2 G.Paneerselvam Dresser 91

Sports

1 S.Bharanidharan Peon 77A

Cultural

Kavitha Vijayaraghavan ChOS 71C

We deeply mourn the sudden demise of the

following staff

1 Bhoopathy Tech-1/54

2 Gandhi Tech-1/25

3 Danesh Tech-1/24

4 Anantharaj Tech-3/36

5 Puvan Raj Helper/30

PHYSIO PAGE

by Sri Physio.Kumaravel.M,

Sr.Physiotherapist/ RH/ICF Ph:9003149269, physiokumaravel.m@gmail.com

Low impact exercise for elders’ back pain :

Many senior citizens have a made up thought that pain is

just a natural part of aging and it is not a curable one.

This belief is not 100% correct. Only a few back

problems need some medical management. Most of the

back pains are recoverable well through prompt

progressive back exercises at home itself by adopting a

few lifestyle modifications.

Back care exercises for elders are as follows:

Preparatory exercises:

This initial phase is meant for warm up and prepares the

soft tissue structures for core exercises.

Pain relieving cum stretching exercises :

Naturally, muscle shortens along with aging progress and

keeps unused. Stretching exercises are very essential to

lengthen the core muscles. Consistently doing these

exercises will help to maintain the range of movement

and maintain flexibility of the spine and aid in pain relief.

Strengthening /Spinal stabilisation exercises:

These exercises not only strengthen the muscles

surrounding the spine but also strengthen the abdominal

muscles and hip muscles to reduce the pain level

gradually.

Relaxations exercise:

Though it is a last one, relaxation practice has got much

importance. It not only relaxes the tensed muscles but

also relaxes the mind. Hence if necessary, it should be

performed whenever the body feels tired.

Note: If the pain is acute, stick to bed rest for a brief

period, provide immediate pain relieving physiotherapy

and then do the exercises. Therapeutic exercises are

individualized. It should be tailored based on causes cum

other factors. Hence get prior prescription from the back

care experts and get prompt guidelines from a therapist.

Other common precautions are:

Do the exercises in the prescribed dose.

Gradually increase the repetitions.

Number of repetitions should be equal on both sides.

Don’t do in a bouncing way.

Stop exercise if you feel any tingling /discomfort while

doing exercise.

Know to find the difference between the stretching

discomfort and pain.

Breathing notes: Synchronization of movement with

breathing is well for more therapeutic benefits.

Invest some time to learn the exercise/periodical review

from a competent physiotherapist.

Keep ever in mind “Exercises are also medicine”.

Okay! Here are the common exercise programmes for

elders with back pain due to common degenerative cause.

--- To be continued…

RAILWAY WEEK AWARD WINNERS: MECHANICAL DEPT

1 Mahendra Rajan.PM Sr Tech 10

2 Kumar.R SSE 10

3 Ratnakar Goud.U SSE 11

4 Sanjeevaiah.N SSE 11

5 S.Ramakrishnan Tech1 11

6 J.Jabbarula Khan Sr Tech 12

7 Jayaprakash.P Sr Tech 12

8 Suresh.P Sr Tech 13

9 Bather.K Sr Tech 14

10 Karunakaran.M Sr Tech 14

11 Koneru Venkatakumar SSE 14

12 Parthasarathy.V Tech1 14

13 Unnikrishnan.K Tech2 14

14 Sekar.T Tech3 14

15 Venugopal.D SSE 15

16 Mathivanan.R Sr Tech 16

17 Sureshkumar.P SSE 16

18 Ravishankar.S Sr Tech 18

19 Sivaraman.V JE 19

20 Pradeep.C SSE 19

21 Shanmugam.R SSE 19

22 Thirunavukkarasu SSE 19

23 Vijaya Kumar.P SSE 19

24 Vinod Kumar.C.C SSE 19

25 Francis.J Tech1 19

26 Abishegan..E.P Tech3 19

27 Govindarajulu.N.K Sr Tech 20

28 Arumugam.M SSE 20

29 Vijaya Kumaran.KM Tech1 20

30 Narendra Babu.T ChOS 21

31 Daniel.S Sr Tech 21

32 Hariharamurthy.J Sr Tech 21

33 Mohan.K SSE 21

34 Raja.M.R SSE 21

35 Ramnath Prasad.R Tech1 21

36 Pachiappan.V Tech2 21

37 Gowri Shankar.P Helper 22

38 Narasimman.R Sr Tech 22

39 Subramanian.S Sr Tech 22

40 Sudharshan Kumar.S SrTech 22

41 Yogeswaran.K Sr Tech 22

42 Gangadaran.K SSE 22

43 Biranchi Kanhar Tech1 22

44 Sella Pandian Tech1 22

45 Sudhersan.G Tech1 22

46 Thirugnanam.S Tech1 22

47 Haribabu.N Tech3 22

48 Saladi Laxmana SSE 23

49 Ganesh.R Sr Tech 24

50 John David.J Tech2 24

51 Hemantha Kumar.B Sr Tech 25

52 Rajasekaran.K SSE 25

53 Srinivasan.N Sr Tech 26

54 Padmanabhan.L Tech1 26

55 Ravichandran.A Tech1 26

56 Janaki Raman. Tech1 27

57 Kannan.S Helper 30

58 Satheesh Kumar.S Helper 30

59 Solomon Raju.J Helper 30

60 Nagesha.G Sr Tech 30

61 Ragupathy.J Sr Tech 30

62 Tamilarasan.B Sr Tech 30

63 Amuda Ganesan.S SSE 30

64 Balaji.R SSE 30

65 Balasubramanian.E SSE 30

66 Devadoss.A SSE 30

67 Prabhakar. SSE 30

68 Sivaraj.S SSE 30

69 Sreenivasulu.C.V SSE 30

70 Kamal.P Tech1 30

71 Krishnamurthy.P Tech1 30

72 Ravikrishnan.S Tech1 30

73 Sivakumar.K Tech1 30

74 Suresh.T Tech1 30

75 Vedhanayaga Soloman Tech1 30

76 Shaik Moosa Tech3 30

77 Prakash Kumar.S Sr Tech 32

78 Venkatesalu.P SSE 32

79 Meganathan.P SSE 33

80 Ramanamurthy SSE 33

81 Mohideen Babu.J Tech1 33

82 Ashok Kumar.K OS 34

83 Sathya Narayana.T Sr Tech 36

84 Anandan.R Tech1 36

85 Dhanraj.S.S Tech1 36

86 Senthilkumar.K SSE 37

87 Sampath Rajan.K Tech1 37

88 Gopal.S Sr Tech 40

89 Selvaraj.K Sr Tech 40

90 Devaraju.N SSE 40

91 Venu.P.K OS 41

92 Rajaprabhakar.M SSE 41

93 Anandh.P Insp Gr1 42

94 Srinivasa Rao.T.R Tech1 48

95 Kulandhai Velu.S Helper 54

96 Vijaya Kumar.G JE 54

97 Chandra Kumar.P Tech1 54

98 Murali.S Tech1 54

99 Loganathan.D SSE 80

100 Ravi.K SSE 80

101 Suresh Babu.K SSE 82

102 Vithal Muchakhandi SSE 82

103 Thanikachalam.G Tech1 88

104 Shyam Prasad.S JE 50A

105 Murugesan.R OS 50A

106 Govindan Potti.K SSE 50B

107 Prakash.S SSE 50B

108 Markantaiyan.L SSE 50C

109 Sivakumar.G CMS 52A

110 Rajavelu.V SSE 53A

111 Selvam.N SSE 53A

112 Udhaya Shankar SSE 56A

113 Manoj.R Peon 71A

114 Prabagaran.I Peon 71A

115 Vinoth Kumar.B.M Peon 71C

116 Jaishankar.Ma SSE 71C

117 Madhusudhanan.PR SSE 71C

118 Ramesh Babu SSE 71C

119 Antony.I OS 71E

120 Gnanadesigan.K JE 72D

121 Muthukumar.S.K SSE 72D

122 Sai Raman.M SSE 72D

123 Ganesh Babu.A.N Sr Instr 93B

124 Ramakrishnan.M Sr Instr 93A

125 Chinnamaruthu.J OS 99A

126 Anusuiya.P Peon 99A

127 John.P.P Steno 99A

128 Venkatesan.R SSE 99B

129 Ravikumar.D SSE 99D

Electrical

1 R.Raghavan SrTech 28

2 K.Sivakumar SSE 28

3 MK.Navaneethakrishnan Tech1 28

4 C.J.Gunasekar SrTech 29

5 D.Leelaram SrTech 29

6 T.Sureshkumar SSE 29

7 S.Balaji Rao Tech1 29

8 S.Boopathy Tech1 29

9 P.Khaderulla SSE 35

10 B.Viswanathan Tech1 35

11 Patrick Lawrance SSE 39

12 Rama Ravikumar Tech1 39

13 S.Seshadri JE 45

14 D.Nirmalkumar SSE 45

15 A.Kathirvel Tech1 45

16 S.Sathyaprasadarao ChOS 74

17 S.Balamuralikrishana Tech1 74

18 V.Kandamuthan Tech3 74

19 C.Rajasekaran Tech1 85

20 G.Ravishankar Tech1 85

21 S.Badusha JE 87

22 P.Periyasamy SSE 87

23 S.M.Soundara Rajan SSE 72D

24 S.Sammandan Tech1 72D CIVIL

1 R.Kala SSE 77A

2 P.L.Malleswararao ChOS 77A

3 A.V.Nagaraj Steno 77A

4 S.Jayaraman OS 77E

5 G.Suresh HI 77G

6 M.Lakshmipathi Helper 77/1

7 B.Kannan HortMistry 77F

8 Mujeebu Rahman SanCleanr 77G

9 V.Natarajan Tech1 77C

10 S.E.Mahalingam Keyman 77/2

11 V.Mohanram Tech1 77B

12 M.Vinoth Kumar Tech3 77H Stores

1 R.Ravi ChOS 66B

2 R.Chitra OS 65A

3 Kalavathy Kalidas ChOS 65A

4 J.Gopi CDMS 66A

5 P.Santhana Krishnan ChOS 61B

6 P.Sekar SrTech 61/1

7 V.Sathiyamurthy OS 60A

8 Anil.C.K ChOS 60A

9 R.Mahesh Helper 61/1

10 S.Kumareasan Helper 66/1 Personnel

1 R.Sivakumar ChS&WI 90D

2 R.Chitra OS 90D

3 A.Latha OS 90A

4 Vijayalakshmi ChOS 51A

5 A.Anish Raj JrClerk 90A

6 J.Jaisankar ChOS 90D

7 V.Dhanasekaran JrSteno 90A

8 S.R.Balan Vendor 90H

9 J.Diana JrClerk 90A

10 S.Pradeepkumar S&WI 90B

11 R.R.Kumar OS 90D

12 Kothainayagi ChOS 90D

13 T.Johnraj OS 90D Securityl

1 S.Iyappan Constable 79B

2 N.S.Boopathy HdConstable 79B

3 C.Martinsamuel HdConstable 79B