Setting method of rear axle counting point of turnout section of urban rail transit signal system
An urban rail transit and signaling system technology, which is applied to the setting of rear axle counting points in turnout sections of urban rail transit signaling systems, can solve problems such as affecting operational efficiency, long interval time between trains, slipping back, slipping back to the police and rushing to the mark, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of improving operational efficiency and shortening the interval time between trains
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[0032] like figure 1 As shown, the layout scheme of the rear axle counting point of a typical turnout section.
[0033] 1. For typical turnout sections, the rear axle counting points are arranged, such as figure 1 , the non-fork section G01 is composed of axle counting points JZ01 and JZ04, the turnout section G02 is composed of axle counting points JZ01, JZ02, and JZ03, and the non-fork section G03 is composed of axle counting points JZ02 and JZ05; After the turnout P10 is positioned to run to DA, the following train B is ready to run from DC to DB through the turnout P10 in reverse position. JIZ01 is the pivot counting point before the turnout, JIZ02 and JZ03 are the pivot counting points after the turnout, and FoulingA is the turnout warning sign. Location.
[0034] 2. The deadlock distance D1 of the turnout, that is, the distance from the rear axle counting point JZ02 to the warning mark, is equal to the sum of the back slip distance, the distance between the two wheels,...
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