Principles of Railway Control & Communication(IRSE Module C)
Principles of Railway Control & Communication Systems (Modules C) of the Advanced Diploma in Railway Control Engineering
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Principles of Railway Control & Communication Systems (Modules C) of the Advanced Diploma in Railway Control Engineering
Principles of Railway Control and Communication Systems (Module C) of the Advanced Diploma in Railway Control Engineering / IRSE Professional Examination
Course Overview
This comprehensive video course provides an in-depth understanding of the principles of railway control and communication systems. It covers the fundamental requirements of signalling and telecommunications, their integration with railway operations, and their role in ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable train movements.
Designed for railway professionals, engineers, and students preparing for certification exams, this course explains key concepts using simple language, real-world examples, and practical demonstrations.
What You Will Learn
Module 1: Fundamentals of Railway Signalling & Telecommunications
Core requirements for signalling and telecommunications systems
The impact of traffic patterns, rolling stock, and infrastructure on signalling design
Role of telecommunications during degraded operations and emergency management
Module 2: Principles of Railway Signalling
Route signalling and speed signalling concepts
Absolute block, permissive working, and single-line control principles
Moving block and modern signalling advancements
Module 3: Signalling Systems and Safety Protections
Train detection and interlocking systems
Cab signalling and transmission-based signalling
Automatic train protection (ATP), train stop signals, and warning systems
Automatic train operation (ATO) and different Grades of Automation
Module 4: Signaller Control & Traffic Management
Role of control centres in railway operations
Automatic route setting and traffic management systems
Risk assessment in track layouts, including flank protection
Module 5: Railway Crossings & Safety Apportionment
Different types of railway crossings and their control mechanisms
Safety and reliability allocation between signalling, telecom, operators, and maintainers
Module 6: Testing, Commissioning & Safe Operations
Methods for testing signalling and telecom systems
Ensuring safe operation during system failures
Safety considerations in signalling principles and human error minimization
Module 7: Railway Telecommunication Systems
Telecom services for signalling and train control
Network components, topologies, and transmission technologies
GSM-R, LTE, Wi-Fi, and voice communication systems in railways
Cybersecurity, network planning, and interference prevention
Module 8: System Integration & Reliability Planning
Interfacing new systems with legacy and third-party systems
Managing electromagnetic compatibility and cybersecurity threats
Configuring emergency call areas and ensuring radio coverage in tunnels and terminals
Who Should Take This Course?
Railway signalling and telecom engineers
Operations and safety professionals in the railway industry
Students preparing for railway control engineering certification exams
Professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of modern railway systems
