Constraints on Positioning of Stop Signals

Constraints on Positioning of Stop Signals

Constraints on Positioning of Stop Signals 1.Position of Signals relative to Facing Points Where a signal reads over facing points, it shall be positioned not more than 800m from the first set of facing points so that risk due to following is minimised: I.Likelihood  of the driver forgetting the indicated route II.The ability to accelerate […]

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Railway Junction Signalling and Robust Train Protection

Railway Junction Signalling and Robust Train Protection

Railway Junction Signalling and Robust Train Protection Signalling Principles Network to deliver High Quality Train Performance Previous Signalling: Based on a narrow set of Rolling Stock characteristics AND Assumed exemplary Driver performance AT ALL TIMES Realistic future expectations Drivers NOT perfect so need more useful information Provide ‘back-up’ plan for inevitable overrun ‘Back-up’ plan should […]

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Introduction of British Railway Signalling

Introduction of British Railway Signalling

Introduction of British Railway Signalling Essentials of Interlocking 1. The essentials of safe and efficient signalling system are: 2. The concentration of control of points and signals in a signal box. 3.The interlocking of points and signals. 4. Electric/telegraphic communication between adjacent signal boxes. 5. The block signalling system and the regulations for its operation. […]

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