3. Line 1 (Rail Corridor), 22 Km in Length
◦ Elevated/ Surface
◦ Shahdara – Rithala
R1 Section – Shahdara – Tis Hazari
R2 Section – Tis Hazari – Tri Nagar
R3 Section – Tri Nagar – Rithala
Line 2 (Metro Corridor), 11 Km in Length
◦ Underground
◦ Vishava Vidayalaya – Central Secretariat
M1 Section – Vishava Vidayalaya – Kashmere Gate
M2 Section – Kashmere Gate – Central Secretariat
4. Line 3 (East – West Corridor)
◦ Mostly Elevated
◦ 23 Km in Length
◦ Indraprath – Dwarka
5. Computer Based Interlocking
Continuous Automatic Train Control (CATC)
◦ Automatic Train Protection (ATP)
Distance to Go with Track to Train communication
through Coded AFTC with Cab Signalling
◦ Automatic Train Supervision (ATS)
Automatic Route Setting; Automatic train Regulation
Centralized control from Operational Control Centre
◦ Automatic Train Operation (ATO)
For Metro corridor only
7. Does not indicate
speed to go, distance to go, exact
location of the train, gradient of track in
ahead, position of door
opening/closing of coach.
Visibility depends on curvature &
weather.
No control on driver’s mistake.
Higher margin in speed, distance
between two trains to be kept.
No optimum utilisation of system.
Results in lesser safety & headway.
8. Auto Route setting, Auto train
separation, (ASM’s duty).
Cab signaling, broken rail detection,Indicates
permitted speed.
Auto start, Over speed protection, Auto
stop, Auto coasting, stops train if door
opens, over speed alarm, (Driver’s duty)
Passenger Safety by door opening /
closing, Emergency stop(Guard’s duty)
10. It is not only a Signaling System
It is an integrated train control
system.
11. Operation Control Center (OCC).
Communication Channel from OCC to way
side ATP sub-system.
Way Side ATP System (at stations).
On Board ATP equipment (on train).
Track to Train communication-AFTC(track
side)
Solid State Interlocking (SSI)
12. ◦ Cab Signalling
◦ Track Related Speed Profile generation based on line data
and train data continuously along the track
◦ Continuous monitoring of braking curve with respect to a
defined target point
◦ Monitoring of maximum permitted speed on the line and
speed restrictions in force
◦ Detection of over-speed with audio visual warning and
application of brakes, if necessary
◦ Maintaining safety distance between trains
◦ Monitoring of stopping point
◦ Monitoring of Direction of Travel and Rollback
◦ Releasing doors on the correct side of the platform when
train comes to a stop
13.
OCC T
WS-ATP WS-ATP WS-ATP
SSI TC SSI TC SSI TC
Track to train communication
On board ATP
14. Coded Audio Frequency Track Circuit
Detects train occupation on track.
Transmission of message to give advance
information about status of
track, points, route, signals, block, headway
regulation, platform side, stoppage . . .
15. Ensures train location based on odometer and
trackside beacons.
Emergency braking control.
Receives information from WS-ATP about
section ahead.
Door opening authorization.
Controls train motion, departure order,event
logging, maintenance monitoring, …..
16. OCC
Central ATS (CATS)
Local ATS (LATS)
HMI for local control
Trackside
ASCV ATP-ATO
SDTC
point machine
transmission
Train to track
Trainborne
ATP-ATO
station ESP
transmission beacon
track to Train
17. Start-up : After successful auto-tests
AREA 1 : ATC driving indications (SYS1) AREA 2 : ATC maintenance indications (SYS1)
Speed Running Station Front ATC
Restriction Supervision Automatic Order Order Service Axle
Active Failure locked
Fixed Red Flashing Green Flashing Green Off Off Off Flashing Yellow Off Off
Rear ATC
Spare
Active Failure
40 60
Off Off Off
20
80
AREA 3 : Partial view of door management
indications (RS1)
Side Side
0 Service Service Doors
100 Left Right Closed
km/h
Off Off Fixed Green
AREA 4 : mode
selector (RS1) ATO
SM (ATP)
Docked Train Train Hold Emergency Service Diagnostic RM (FOR)
Departure Brake Brake
ATP
OFF
Off Off Off Off Off Off
19. To be fully operational ATP system needs:
-1-To receive Information from ATC
trackside equipment,
This operation can be performed by two ways :
stationary initialisation
moving initialisation
-2-To calibrate the odometer
20. 1. ATO or Auto
Only on Metro Corridor
2. ATP or SM (Supervised Manual) or MCS
(Manual Cab Signal)
3. ROS (Running On Sight)
On failure of ATP mode
Max. Speed will be limited to 25 kmph by ATP
4. RM (Restricted Manual)
In Depot
Max. Speed will be limited to 25 kmph by ATP
5. Cut Out Mode
On complete failure of ATP Equipment
Max. Speed will be limited to 25 kmph by Rolling Stock
22. ATP Ensures:
◦ In MCS Mode :
The Total energy of the train can be absorbed by the
braking force
◦ In ROS Mode :This function is not performed by
ATP system
Energy monitoring
23. ROS (Running on sight )supervision:
ATP Ensures that:
◦In ROS Mode:
Maximum train speed is 25 Kph
AT
Position of mode selector is SM (ATP)
◦ As soon as the train speed is higher than the
maximum authorised speed, the EB is triggered
24. Track circuit failed
This mode is used for passing a zone that has NO transmission
of
cab signal information (failure situation)
Train is stopped in front of a restrictive ATP limit
ROS is activated by an aware action of the driver, by
pressing the ROS push-button after authorisation,
Note : Mode selector has first to be switched out of
ATP and back.
If the localisation is not lost, as soon as the train is on an
operating track circuit, the MCS driving mode is automatically
activated
25. Cab signal Proceed is given by MCS mode :
Target speed is non zero
Supervision indicator is Green
Target speed includes speed restrictions
Stopping positions are given by marker boards
Note on signals :
Line signal can be Green, Blue , Blank
will be no cab signal proceed with red signal
26. It is a Major Computer Network System with
multi discipline users.
Protect from Password - unauthorized
person must not modify any parameter.
Needs Sincere maintenance.
Protect from virus.
Skilled Maintenance staff.
Thorough testing before commissioning.