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Summary of Control & Signaling system of Mashhad Urban Railway Line2 (VOLUME1)
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Content:
1. Introduction 2. General Signaling System Overview 3. Signaling system Operations Requirements 4. Functional Requirements 5. General signaling Equipment requirement 6. Standards 7. General conditions 8. Requested document 9. Training 10. Interlocking test
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1. Introduction
MURL 2 will be totally 15.268 km long with 13 stations (numbered from A2 to M2) operated over 13.35km Commercial length. Stations Length (m) Total Operated (includes turnbacks) Commercial 15268 14099 13669 13
Note :( the M2 station is added to documents and considered in engineering design in last step of tender. It is obvious the complementary data in this regard shall be submitted accordingly)
It is scheduled MURL2 to be opened in 2016. There will be two operating phases; near phase and far phase. The difference between the two phases concerns only the operating headways. The infrastructure will remain the same throughout. MURL2 will not be physically extended during these two phases. In addition, the train composition will remain unchanged (ie. 5 cars x 20m long = 100m long train) The depot will be situated at the end of the line, after station A2. The depot will be used to store and maintain the rolling stock fleet for MURL2. Its facilities will also be used / shared by MURL3 and MURL4 (but not MURL1). As a result, there will be service track connections with MURL3 and MURL4 (the connection to MURL1 is provided for train transfer). Rolling stock exchanges will occur between these two lines, essentially empty trains (without passengers) and service / maintenance vehicles. These movements will take place outside of normal commercial operating hours. This requirement implies that the rolling stock will have some common characteristics, although at the current time, there will be no standardization with other MURL lines. There will also be a service track connection with the Railway line, for transporting vehicles, heavy material and equipment The ridership studies, the train service type and headways are described in attached documents in detail, however, the management of ridership peak must be taken into account with specific safety and operating rules, some of these concepts are described below: Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
Inauguration year
Open to passengers in 2016 Maximum of 11000 pphpd between E2-G2, at 2021. Unknown for holidays and special religious event. The remaining transport capacity should be available to pilgrims. G2 -H2 (Approximately 2 return trips per day, empty vehicles)
At the current time, no standardisation with other MURL lines
Ridership Data (Transportation Studies) Track connection (MURL2 MURL3 / MURL4) Standardisation General policy General policy General policy -
MUR2-EGS-RE-403_Operation and Maintenance MUR2-EGS-RE-403_Operation and Maintenance The infrastructure must be sized with far phase criterions
Future extension
No future extension
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criteria Stations Length (m) Total Operated (includes turnbacks) Commercial Inauguration year Ridership Data (Transportation Studies) Track connection (MURL2 MURL4) MURL3 /
Value 13 15268 14099 13669 Open to passengers in 2016 Maximum of 11000 pphpd between E2-G2, at 2021. Unknown for holidays and special religious event. The remaining transport capacity should be available to pilgrims. G2 -H2 (Approximatemaly 2 return trips per day, empty vehicles) At the current time, no standardisation with other MURL lines SEE REPORT 3.1 : ANNEX 2 SEE REPORT 3.1 : CHAPTER 5 The infrastructure must be sized with far phase criterions No future extension
Standardisation General policy -Operation General policy -Maintenance General policy -design rules Future extension Minimum Headways Practical (design, technical or absolute minimum) Near Phase (peak hours) Far Phase (peak hours) Service Frequency (peak hours) Train passages per hour per direction Near Phase Far Phase Train capacity (used to estimate transportation capacity) Maximum Transportation capacity (PPHPD) Near Phase Far Phase Transport capacity evolution Ridership Growth Saturday -Wednesday (Weekdays) Thursday (Weekend) Friday (Weekend) Holidays (Nowruz & Others) Ridership Capacity Requirements Saturday -Wednesday (Weekdays) Thursday (Weekend) Friday (Weekend) Holidays (Nowruz & Others) Minimum Operating Headways
20 30 800 (all seats occupied and 4 standees / m2) 16000 24000 SEE OBJECTIVE ABOVE Near Phase Far Phase Transportation Transportation Studies x 2.20 Studies x 1.45 -15% of weekday -30% of weekday -30% of weekday -30% of weekday Transportation Transportation Studies x2.20 Studies x 1.45 Near Phase Far Phase 16000 24000 13600 20400 11200 16800 16000 24000 Near Phase Far Phase
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2 passengers / second 8 passengers / second 40 passengers / second +50% (average loading per car x 1.5) 35s 45s 25s AW2 = 231.0 tonnes AW3 = 257.5 tonnes +5s / km Journey Time 21'35'' 21'28'' Journey Time 21'48'' 21'36'' Journey Time 23'02'' 22'30'' Journey Time Commercial Speed 38.0 km/h 38.2 km/h Commercial Speed 37.6 km/h 38.0 km/h Commercial Speed 35.6 km/h 36.5 km/h Commercial Speed
23'24'' 35.0 km/h 22'41'' 36.2 km/h Train consists of 5 cars. Length = 5 x 20m = 100m. Near Phase Far Phase 17 25 3 4 1 1 21 30 2 drivers simultaneously change cab ends Rahab have indicated that the turnback procedure is
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Driver changeover time (in terminus) Train.kms run annually per train (EGIS RAIL) Near Phase Far Phase Total Train.kms run annually (EGIS RAIL) Near Phase Far Phase Track crossovers (degraded mode, temporary turnback positions) Operating method
criteria Operating days Saturday -Wednesday (Weekdays) Thursday (Weekend) Friday (Weekend) Holidays (Nowruz & Others) Operating headways (near phase) 05 06 06 07 07 08 08 -09 09 -10 10 -11 11 -12 12 -13 13 -14 14 -15 15 -16 16 -17 17 -18 18 -19 19 -20 20 -21 21 -22 22 -23 23 -24h30 Operating headways (far phase) 05 06 06 07 07 08 08 -09 09 -10 10 -11 11 -12 12 -13
Nb of Days 260 42 42 21 Sat -Wed 7'30'' 5'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 5'00'' 5'00'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 5'00'' 5'00'' 5'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 5'00'' 5'00'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 10'00'' 10'00'' Sat -Wed 7'30'' 4'00'' 2'00'' 2'00'' 4'00'' 4'00'' 5'00'' 5'00''
Value First Service 05h00 05h00 05h00 05h00 Thursday Friday 10'00'' 10'00'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 3'30'' 4'15'' 3'30'' 4'15'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 5'00'' 5'30'' 3'30'' 4'15'' 3'30'' 4'15'' 3'00'' 4'15'' 6'00'' 5'30'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 10'00'' 10'00'' 10'00'' 10'00'' Thursday Friday 10'00'' 10'00'' 7'30'' 7'30'' 4'30'' 5'00'' 2'20'' 2'45'' 2'20'' 2'45'' 4'30'' 5'00'' 4'30'' 5'00'' 4'30'' 5'00''
Last Service 24h30 24h30 24h30 24h30 Holidays 7'30'' 5'00'' 4'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 4'00'' 4'00'' 4'00'' 4'00'' 4'00'' 4'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 4'00'' 7'30'' Holidays 7'30'' 4'00'' 3'00'' 2'00'' 2'00'' 3'00'' 3'00'' 3'00''
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The trains shall be running into the ATC nominal mode and unattended in normal circumstances. Train routes shall be set automatically. The wayside is fully reserved for train traffic and does not mix or cross other transportation system path. The system design is to support single traffic. Only equipped train shall be operated, along with specific maintenance vehicles. ATC shall control automated mainline operation and facilitate manual operation on mainlines. In normal operations, train will stop at every station. Under degraded mode of operation it shall be, however, possible to modify the standard configuration, skip a station or all the stations (through train) for example.
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From the Depot In this case, the trains are unknown from the ATS system. The trains are parked in the Stabling tracks in the Depot. Keep in mind that this section is bi-directional. Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
4. Functional Requirements
General
The Signaling System core encloses the 4 following functions: Interlocking (IXL): the system shall provide basic interlocking functions to ensure route command and setting in safe conditions.
Automatic Train Protection (ATP): the system shall control and supervise automated train operations in such a way to assure the safety of passengers, operations personnel and vehicles. Automatic Train Operation (ATO): the system shall provide commands to vehicle subsystems to ensure reliable and comfortable service for passengers and convenience for operation staff, within the limits and restrictions imposed by the ATP. Automatic Train Supervision (ATS): the system shall provide all monitoring, control and automated functions necessary to achieve fully supervised automatic operation of trains throughout the line sections, and to support degraded service. Interlocking Sub-SYSTEM General The Interlocking sub-system shall assure the train movement in safe conditions. The interlocking subsystem shall be provided to the mainline, depot and yard areas. The registration or command of any root can be done only if the interlocking conditions are established. To verify the interlocking conditions, the interlocking sub-system needs to know continuously and in real time, the state of the vital and non-vital inputs. These inputs may emanate from the wayside equipment that it self-manage (signals, track-circuits ) or from other equipment of the signaling system. Route setting and train movement through switches shall be secured by multiple means (32out-3 or 2 out- 2). Independently of any route locking function, the movement of any switch by means of power operation shall be secured when any part of a train occupies the track area in which the switch is located. Before a train is authorized to proceed through a switch or a series of switches, the interlocking subsystem must properly align and lock the switches affected. The switches required by a route must remain locked until the train completely clears the switches. Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
The ATC system shall provide the maximum safe operating flexibility and allow all safe operating running. Automatic Train Protection functions shall be achieved by means of an integrated ATC trackside and onboard system and auxiliary trackside system equipment. Auxiliary trackside equipment shall comply with the requirements of section 11. Linked to the IXL subsystem and using the vital input, the Automatic Train Protection function (ATP) enables the enforcement of safe system operation through the use of fail-safe concepts. The ATP functions include the service braking: respecting safe train separation approaching an end of track encountering a temporary speed restriction, applied upon OCC request, Applying an emergency braking whenever an unsafe condition is encountered. The ATP function is separately implemented from other non-safety related functions, both in the onboard equipment and in the wayside ATC equipment. The ATP function is distributed between onboard and wayside sub-systems. Emergency braking must be activated when and only when safety is no longer guaranteed. Emergency braking may also be triggered upon OCC emergency request. Emergency braking must continue until the train is stopped. In case of the gap of ATP signal (data transmission), the fail-safe system consisting in emitting a signal to all trains ensures that all trains are ready to trip. The ATP shall attribute to each train its own domain called movement authority where the train is able to run in a safe way up to the first stopping point imposed by the interlocking process. Speed envelope taking into account the train end of authority shall be computed by the onboard ATP. This process shall be carried out and continuously refreshed in real time within a response time allowing safe, efficient and optimized operation. This is illustrated by Train movement shall be secured with at least the following ATP sub-functions: Safe Train movement Over speed Protection Brake Assurance Securing of Routes Train Detection Safe end of Track Approach Speed Detection Train Splitting Protection / Train Integrity Protection Direction Control and Anti Rollback Protection Train Door Safe Protection Temporary Speed Restrictions Blocking of Track Sections or Switch Areas Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
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In normal conditions, the ATP speed profile compliance shall be enforced by initiating service braking. If the service brake is insufficient to keep the trains within the ATP speed profile, the ATC onboard equipment shall apply the emergency braking. Emergency Braking Immediate emergency braking of a train shall be initiated automatically upon any violation of safety conditions. Emergency braking shall automatically be initiated if a train is moving against the direction allowed in its current movement authority (anti roll back) Immediate emergency braking of trains shall be initiated automatically upon system failures (including loss of failsafe communication between system units) that might create a dangerous situation such as: General system failure which prohibits correct function of fail-safe central functions, all trains are stopped. Local system failure which prohibits correct function of fail-safe local functions, all trains in predefined track sections within that locality are stopped. Train system failure which prohibits correct function of fail-safe functions of trains, including loss of position, this train is stopped. Application of service brake either automatically or manually (in case of work trains) is determined by the ATP to be insufficient to stop the train short of an obstruction. Emergency braking shall also be triggered in case of receipt of an emergency Stop-now command from the OCC. Emergency handle (or any other device such as buttons etc.) shall be available in all trains. Activation of an on board emergency handle shall depend on train position; result in the following possibilities of activation: When the train is located at station platforms or within a provisional distance below 50 meters from the platform in the direction of travel, shall result in immediate emergency braking. When the train is located elsewhere shall result in a top priority alarm to OCC and a stop at the nearest possible regular stopping point within movement authority boundaries. Emergency braking, once initiated, shall remain active until the train comes to a complete stop. After the train has stopped, the emergency braking shall be required to be reset locally or from OCC, depending on the reason for the emergency braking for normal operation to resume. Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
13. The ATC system shall equip to redundant automatic train supervisory simulator in CTC for training the operators and preventive and maintenance personnel. 14. The ATC system shall furnish to Necessary Data base servers for archiving data 15. Automatic signaling diagnostic system for data exchange among the CTC center and interlocking system in each station and ATC system as well. Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
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Subject
Name of the equipment, part, software or hardware
Remarks
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_ A report that contains following information about the companies that have participated in design, construction, assembly or test of the system:
Item
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Subject
Name of the company Role of the company QC Name of the code and standard The company that granted the certification The date of the certification and its update
Remarks
_A report that shows the life time of the presented system in each section and the procedure of this parameter calculation. _A report that shows the validation process of the system with following details: Complete information about companies and organizations which have had role in system validation. A review of the validation process and the outcome of each stage of the process.
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4-2 The minimum requested documents from the tender after the contract
The vendor shall submit the list of the submitted documents during the project execution period to the client at the beginning of the design stage. Some of the mentioned above documents are pointed in table below, however they are not limited to these:
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documents). Interlocking system test design containing all the tests that will be applied on the system before and after the installation shall be submitted. Accuracy of the tests shall be admitted by the client or his legal representative. Monday,May07,2012 page Rev.0
Criterion
Criterion Description
Ai*Bi/100
1 1.1
Procedure presentation
1.2
organization Chart execution procedure Vendor's references Risk evaluation Performance details Sub-contractors Test & commissioning Sum
1.7
Vendor's reaction regarding the tender Vendor's comprehension form the scope and limitation of the work and the proposal submission quality General quality of the organization chart and personnel's C.V. that shows their technical capabilities and experiences in the subject Explanation of the predicted execution procedure Reference in signaling system particularly in international projects calculation and control of probable dangers during the project Time schedule for performance, construction, procurement and test activities Information about sub-contractors' that shows their capabilities in execution of related duties Integration tests procedures
1 3 1 1
1.8
1 10
2 2.1 2.2
References & Standards References & Standards QC Procedure Submission of the documents that confirm the standards following Having bylaw for checking the QC execution in the project Having the minimum environmental effects (compatibility of the materials with the environment, the least effect of installation & commissioning of the equipment on the environment) 6 2
2.3
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3 2 10 4 6 25
4 4.1 4.2
4.3
4.4
Submission of the documents that show the best considered area between hanger and the main line Submission of the documents that show the of the proposed TWC system Submission of the documents that show the of the proposed ATP system, the procurement quality of the requirements and the extension capabilities Submission of the documents that show the of the proposed ATP system, the procurement quality of the requirements and the extension capabilities Submission of the required documents that show the standard compatibilities and optimized performance of the on board equipments Submission of the documents that show the extendibility of the interlocking system and system details
4.5
4.6
ATP
4.7
ATO
4.8
On board equipments
4.9
Interlocking
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4.11
4.12
2 40
Efficiency of the proposed system Safety RAM EMC Security against risks Design & construction basis Sum
General analysis of the required efficiency for the supply system Safety against fire and etc. Reliability factors EMC analysis and the its provision method for each sub-system System suitability against risks Description about the project execution procedure 1 2 1 1
5.5
1 6
Operation & maintenance management Guarantee Spare parts and equipments maintenance devices Design life time Software maintenance Training
Efficiency of the proposed performance methods, suitability of the proposed references and construction procedures Management & maintenance facilities by network management center Description of the services Evaluation of the proposed quantities by vendor, equipments maintenance method with technical and economical description Minimum life time shall be 30 years Software maintenance support The trainings and necessary training equipment being presented shall be complete 1 1
6.1 6.2.
6.3
6.4 6.5
1 1
6.6
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