What is a TDR?
TDR (Ticket Deposit Receipt) is required to be filed for claims/refunds if the customer was not able to perform the journey due to any /or the following reasons: • Train cancelled by Railways • Train running late by more than three hours • Difference of fare in case proper coach not attached • AC failure • Travelled without proper ID proof • Wrongly charged by TTE • Party partially travelled • Passenger not travelled Additionally, to cancel a ticket after preparation of the reservation chart, you would need to file a TDR request online.
A Time-Domain Reflectometer is a tool used to detect cable faults. This device operates by sending a brief signal pulse down the cable and looking for its reflection to bounce back. By analyzing the reflected pulse, it is possible to make judgments about the quality of the cable segment. More advanced units can not only detect and identify the nature of the problem, but give a reasonably accurate indication of the problem’s location (distance from the point of the test). There is also a device known as an OTDR, which is an Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer for fiber-optic cables.
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