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  • Decomposition of Train Tracking Interval and Its Impact Analysis
  • Jiang Ming, Zhang Wanqiang, Zhang Jiayang
  • 2023 Vol. 20 (7): 1-9. DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1673-4440.2023.07.001
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  • The composition of train tracking interval is analyzed in depth with comprehensively considering of various influencing factors, including train performance, line conditions, signal system, transportation operation. Train tracking interval is accordingly decomposed into train performance operation time, additional operation time under line conditions, additional operation time under signal system and other additional operation time. Definitions of each operation time and its contribution rate to train tracking interval are proposed. Taking CR400BF EMU and its operation parameters as an example, the contribution rate of each operation time to each train tracking interval is calculated using simulation calculation software, under the combination conditions of different operation speeds, different gradients and different block section lengths. The influence of each factor and its combination on train tracking interval is quantitatively analyzed. Conclusion: For train interval tracking time and train passing tracking interval, the leading factor is signal system when the operation speed is low, and the leading factor is train performance when the operation speed is high. For departure tracking interval and arrival tracking interval, the leading factor is line conditions.
  • Design of Coding Circuit in Special Scenario
  • Bing Rui, Ma Wenhui
  • 2023 Vol. 20 (7): 24-28. DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1673-4440.2023.07.004
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  • In the process of transformation of Taiyuan North Railway Station terminal, there is no turnout section on the train receiving route, and the train directly enters the track after crossing the protective route signal. When the protective signal mutates for some reason, the train enters the track after overrunning the protective signal and receives the wrong low frequency signal. This paper mainly studies the reason why the train mistakenly receives low frequency signal after overrunning. By discussing the functions of the conventional circuit and the common simplified circuit of the conventional station, this paper analyzes the work flow of the station after overrunning, and summarizes the reasons for the failure to send the forbidden code and the failure to cut off the code channel. In view of the reasons, this paper puts forward two feasible ideas of optimizing JMJ relay's energized circuit and optimizing station type to solve the problem, and the two ideas are respectively further designed for verification. According to the actual field situation, the optimization of JMJ relay energized circuit method is recommended for field implementation.
Railway Signalling & Communication Engineering
  • 月刊 Monthly
  • 第22卷 第3期 总第期
  • Vol.22 No.3 S.No.
  • 出版: 2025-03-21
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  • 创刊:2004 年
  • First Issue: 2004