K1182 train 05 car No. 37 by the window, in what position

Summary. K train hard seat, the suffix of the seat number is by the window.

The K train has 118 seats per car, and there is no seat of number 0, which starts from number 1, so number 1 is also by the window.

So the window seat number of the K train is:

and number 115.

K1322 train No. 15 car No. 85 by the window.

Hello dear. Seat 85 is located by the window.

K train hard seat, the suffix of the seat number is by the window. The K train has 118 seats per car, and there is no seat of number 0, which starts from number 1, so number 1 is also by the window.

So the window seat number of the K train is:

and number 115.

Is the K1172 train No. 10 car No. 22 and No. 23 by the window?

K1172 train No. 10 car No. 22 and No. 23 do not have a window. 1. The No. 1 and last No. 1 of the single-layer hard-seat car must be by the window, and the No. 2 and the penultimate No. 2 are in the aisle. 2. Among the other numbers, in the case of no conductor's office seat, the mantissa of the number is the window position, of which the mantissa 0 and 5 are three windows, the mantissa 4 and 9 are two windows, and the mantissa is the aisle.

In the case of the conductor's office seat, the mantissa of the number is the window position (except for the 4th), wherein the mantissa 3 and 8 are three windows, the mantissa 4 and 9 are two windows, and the mantissa of the number is the aisle.

Summary. Extended Materials.

Generally, the seats on K-shaped trains are divided into hard seats and soft seats. The seating arrangement of hard-seat cars is generally a "3+2" layout. Where 3 means that there are three seats connected together, with the aisle in the middle, and 2 means that there are two seats connected together, that is, there are five seats in each row.

Seat numbers are sorted directly by Arabic numerals. The seats in the hard-seater car are seated in a face-to-face manner, which is relative.

Is the K1172 train No. 10 car No. 22 and No. 23 by the window?

K1172 train No. 10 car No. 22, No. 23 is by the window Answer: Dear, not by the window.

Extended informationGenerally, the seats on K-shaped trains are divided into hard seats and soft seats. The seating arrangement of hard-seat cars is generally a "3+2" layout. Where 3 means that there are three seats connected together, with the aisle in the middle, and 2 means that there are two seats connected together, that is, there are five seats in each row.

Seat numbers are sorted directly by Arabic numerals. The seats in the hard-seater car are seated in a face-to-face manner, which is relative.

Hello, K1173 train 7 carriage No. 025 window, the seat number of the train window is: (1) 116 capacity of the car, the last number of the seat number is the window seat. In the 118-capacity carriage, the suffix of the seat number is the lack of seats by the window.

2) the train car with the conductor's office seat, the seat of the general tail number is by the window, and the carriage without the conductor's office seat, the general seat is the position by the window. Thank you for your consultation, I am glad to answer for you, I hope to help you, I wish you a happy life, smooth work, safety and health!

Not by the window. There are single-deck and double-decker hard-seat cars, single-deck YZ22B, YZ23, YZ25K, YZ25T hard-seat cars have a capacity of 118 people (112 people with conductor's office seats), YZ25B type has a capacity of 128 people (122 people with conductor's office seats), and YZ25T Qinghai-Tibet type has a capacity of 98 people (92 people with conductor's office seats).

No. 1 and No. 1 are definitely window positions, and No. 2 and No. 2 are in the aisle. Among the other numbers, in the case of no conductor's office seat, the mantissa of the number is the window position, of which the mantissa 0 and 5 are three windows, the mantissa 4 and 9 are two windows, and the mantissa is the aisle.

In the case of the conductor's office seat, the mantissa of the number is the window position (except for the 4th), wherein the mantissa 3 and 8 are three windows, the mantissa 4 and 9 are two windows, and the mantissa of the number is the aisle.

There are many types of double-decker hard-seaters, and there are several versions, so I don't do too much research. Among them, SYZ25B, SYZ25K and other high door opening types, the lower seat arrangement is the same as that of a single floor, it is also a mantissa window, No. 1 and the last No. 1 (usually No. 68) by the window, the upper layer is more complicated, No. 1 and No. 4, the penultimate No. 1 (usually No. 80) and the penultimate No. 4 (usually No. 77) are located in the window position at the hinge.

The numbers 5, 6 and the reciprocal number (usually 75 and 76) are the separate side seats, and the remaining window seats are the number 7, the last number 7 (usually 74), and the number with the mantissa number.

The upper level of the SYZ25B low door type is different from the high door type, and there are 8 positions at the articulating place, so the number and the reciprocal number are the side seats at the articulated window and the reciprocal number, and the remaining window seats are the 13th and the 13th from the bottom, as well as other numbers with the tail number.

Train ticket K102 times 4 carriage No. 17 is not a window position, it is a three-seater corridor position, K102 times 4 carriages are 118 people, and the seats by the window are: the seat of the tail number; Seat 001, seat 118.

No, no. If it is a 118-seater, it will not be close to the window. If there are 116 seats, it will be by the window. Usually 118 seats.

The K102 is a new air-conditioned express train.

4 car No. 17 is not by the window, next to the aisle!!

The seats are as follows:

Window 15 16 17 Aisle 18 19 Window wishes you a pleasant trip

It's not Ha, the tail number of the ordinary car is 0 4 5 9 by the window.

At present, except for EMU trains, there are 118 seats in general passenger cars, and the seat numbers are sorted from the location of the crew's lounge. If the seat number is 1-40, it is at the end of the flight attendant's lounge; No. 80-118, which should be at the other end of the carriage; Nos. 41-79 are in the middle of the carriage. According to the seating arrangement of ordinary passenger cars, the number near the window is generally four numbers.

That is to say, these numbers or the seat number ending with these numbers are generally window seat numbers. In the case of a carriage with a conductor's office, the number of the window seat usually ends with 3, 4, 8, and 9.

In addition, some trains have a capacity of 128 people, and there will be a few fewer seats with a captain's seat.

The conductor's office seat is usually in the middle of the train.

In most cases you need to refer to the first one, which has a capacity of 118 people.

Theoretically, it is by the window, but if the 6 carriage is the carriage where the conductor's office seat is located, the 75th car is the one in the middle of the seat, and it may be the carriage where the conductor's office seat is located.

Yes, seat 118 in car 13 of train K1258 is located by the window, in the last two-seater in the penultimate row at the rear of this car.

The No. 13 carriage of this K1258 train does not have a conductor's office seat, the capacity is 118 people, and the seats by the window are: the seats with the tail number; Seat 001, seat 118.