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Track Circuits - PJW - 17-03-2008
Whilst looking for something else, my search turned up the attached.
I originally produced these notes some 10 years ago (doesn't time fly) to help give some mainline signalling testers better background knowledge- following a few things which "slipped through" inspection which should not have done.
I looked at these a year or so ago and they didn't seem too dated, though of course there is no mention of axle counters.
May be of some use for those doing mod 5 in particular; they won't help on the calculations but should help give that underpinning knowledge that may be useful in the "extra bit" which is often tacked on to that staple question, or indeed some other question. Formed a significant part of a module 3 question in 2007 for example.
It's an Adobe pdf so let's hope website will accept it
PJW
Track Circuits- constraints on IBJ positions - PJW - 11-08-2008
Here is a flowchart that many would have found useful when answering the question in the 2008 mock exam
PJW
RE: Track Circuits - mangeshwakankar - 21-08-2008
Hi,
I have some scanned document for DC Track circuit used for Indian Railways... I do not know how it is useful. But it is attached if someone needs information...
PJW Wrote:Whilst looking for something else, my search turned up the attached.
I originally produced these notes some 10 years ago (doesn't time fly) to help give some mainline signalling testers better background knowledge- following a few things which "slipped through" inspection which should not have done.
I looked at these a year or so ago and they didn't seem too dated, though of course there is no mention of axle counters.
May be of some use for those doing mod 5 in particular; they won't help on the calculations but should help give that underpinning knowledge that may be useful in the "extra bit" which is often tacked on to that staple question, or indeed some other question. Formed a significant part of a module 3 question in 2007 for example.
It's an Adobe pdf so let's hope website will accept it
PJW
RE: Track Circuits - PJW - 22-08-2008
mangeshwakankar Wrote:Hi,
I have some scanned document for DC Track circuit used for Indian Railways... I do not know how it is useful. But it is attached if someone needs information...
Good stuff. The other part of the same question was about factors determining max and min length and there is a certain amount of food for thought in this; certainly a good use of the forum to share items such as this
PJW
RE: Track Circuits - Peter - 22-08-2008
I was interested by the painting of the overhaul date and not keeping it in use "even one day" beyond the next required overhaul! Good tight maintenance regime. I can feel a module 1 question about the risks involved one way or another coming on.....