Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities
Mixing high-speed with high-frequency traffic.
Maximising availability and life-cycle cost.
Achieving interoperability between mainlines and suburban lines.
Asia Pacific Rail 2010, Terrapinn
March 9, 2010 - Bangkok, Thailand
O ti l 2 | Urban Railways Benefits of C i ti Operational challenges? Communication- Based Train Control Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P for Asian megacities 3 | Intercity Links European R il T ffi 4 | Suburban Networks Rationale for i d Railway Traffic Management System mixed CBTC+ERTMS solutions P 2
5,000+ per 9-car rake • Capacity improvement: 30% with modern signalling 30% with modern signalling Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P ays Operational Challenges Suburban Challenges es • Challenges – Disruption to operations R b t i t – Robustness, maintenance – New rules of operation – Fleet performance Upfront cost – Upfront cost • Solution? – Progressive deployment of CBTC, P 4 focusing on bottleneck areas
commuter electric trains under ATO – Regulation performance – Platform screen doors – Energy efficiency 2. Long-distance diesel passenger trains – Non-dedicated – Under SRT operational rules – No disruption to existing Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P long-distance operations Operational Challenges Suburban Challenges • Initial project: Two branches totaling 40km • Extensions: P 5 Four branches totaling 300km
trains: Suburban, Intercity, Regional (DMU) • 2,000km, 305 stations • Rollout over a 10-year period M l i i i bili i • Multi-sourcing, interoperability requi • Projected population increase: 54%* • Solution – Suburban/intercity sections: ERT – Urban/inner-city sections: ERTM Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P * Over the next 40 years. Source: Treasuryy of the Commonwealth of Australia, Third Intergenerational Report Operational Challenges Suburban Challenges ) d red * TMS level 1 MS level 2? P 6
central City Loop s totalling 372km totalling 372km • 200 stations • Tracks shared with freight trains and regional services • New Regional Rail Link to separate • Projected population increase: 74%* • Projected population increase: 74%* Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P * Over the next 40 years. Source: Treasuryy of the Commonwealth of Australia, Third Intergenerational Report lways Operational Challenges Suburban Challenges subway, d V/Line Alstom X’TrapolisTM operated by MTM traffic * * P 7
lines totalling 588km • Commuter rail/metro under ATO – Short headways R b t t di ti – Robust to disruption – Platform screen doors – Energy efficiency • High-speed intercity trains – 200km/h express services S l ti i d i lli Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P • Solution: mixed signalling y Rail Operational Challenges Suburban Challenges Pearl River Delta – Polycentric mega-urban Polycentric mega urban region – 30 to 50 million inhabitants – 10% of China’s GDP – 30% of China’s foreign trade volume P 8 Source: MTR Corporation
Robustness to disruptions – High availability – Mixed traffic: Mixed traffic: metro, long-distance, freight – Driverless EMUs – 24h operations – Platform screen doors – Energy efficiency – … Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P s Operational Challenges Suburban Challenges Intercity network – High speeds High speeds – Long distances – Interoperability – Non-dedicated fleets Non dedicated fleets – Low cost of deployment – Phased deployment – Open access to tracks Open access to tracks – … P 9
m2 2008 Tramway Milan L1 2010 Malaga L1 & L2 Heavy Metro Dubai Al Safo Metro Mexico L12 2011 Heavy Metro Sao Paulo L1-3 2010 S ti Li 1 Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P Heavy Metro Santiago Line 1 s Urban URBALISTM CBTC Beijing L9 2011 Beijing Fangshan 2012 Airport Link Heavy Metro Metro Metro Beijing Airport 2008 Beijing L2 2008 Metro Mixed Traffic Heavy Metro Shanghai L10 2010 Marmaray 2011 Shenzhen L2, L5 2011 Tramway Metro Guangzhou L6 2011 ooh 2011 Singapore CCL 2009 Tramway Metro Heavy Metro Singapore NEL 2003 Singapore CCL 2009 P 12
Trans Medium-Capacity Trans – 6km, 14 station – 12% slopes – the world drive Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P drive Urban URBALISTM CBTC ubai Al Safooh Tramway 14km 14km 19 stations with Platform Screen Doors 11 CITADISTM tramways Full APS – no catenary Full APS no catenary sanne m2 sit System sit System ns, 17 trains d’s steepest erless metro P 13 erless metro
Expre – 26km, 4 statio – Linear induction motor tra Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P – First driverless at 110km Urban URBALISTM CBTC Singapore North-East Line H D i l M t Heavy Driverless Metro – 20km in tunnel, 16 stations – 6-car METROPOLISTM trains – 42,000 pphpd ess ons ains P 14 m/h
São Paulo Metro Lines 1, 2, Heavy Metr – Re-signalling to CBTC – Conversion to driverles – 60km, 55 station – 142 trains (7 different types 3 i d Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P – 3 automatic depot Urban URBALISTM CBTC ing Line 2 – Heavy Metro e signalling to CBTC e-signalling to CBTC 8km, 18 stations 8 trains (mixed fleet) 3 ro C ss ns s) P 15 ts
– K – – – – Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P – Urban URBALISTM CBTC Urban CBTC applications Urban CBTC applications High-performance tramways Light Rail Transit systems Medium-Capacity Transit Systems Medium-Capacity Transit Systems Advanced metro systems Airport Links Key decision drivers High-frequency traffic D i l t i ti Driverless train operations Platform screen doors High safety requirements N i t i i lli P 16 Non-intrusive re-signalling
1. low-cost deployment over long distances 2 interoperability between 2. interoperability between railway networks 3. independence from i lli li signalling supplier Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P tem ATLASTM ERTMS Intercity P 18
status transmitted to the train via beacons train via beacons • Headways above 3 minutes Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P tem ATLASTM ERTMS Intercity P 19
No need for a side signals • No need for wayside signals • Headways under 3 minutes Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P ATLASTM ERTMS Intercity via GSM-R radio network P 20
money Value for money – Proven, modern, safe – Upgradable to the next level Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P ard ATLASTM ERTMS Intercity Interoperable Interoperable – Independent from suppliers – Independent between onboard and trackside equipment and trackside equipment Worldwide acceptance – Europe – mandated by the EU for cross-border interoperability – Large investments in China, Taiwan, South Korea, India, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Libya, Mexico P 23
Conventional CBTC ER Conventional Metro Signalling Driverless A i T i O i Decreasing train Automatic Train Operation ATP only Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P g olutions Suburban CBTC + ERTMS RBAN INTERCITY RTMS L2 n control functionalities and headway performance ERTMS L1 P 25 y p Increasing line length
20 20 train Moving Block High bit rate Continuous radio CBTC Fixed block High bit rate Discontinuous radio Signalling Principles: Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P CBTC nication Suburban CBTC + ERTMS RBAN INTERCITY min 6min 0 Inter- station di 0 ns/h 10 trains/h distance Fixed block Low bit rate Continuous radio ERTMS L2 Fixed block Spot transmission ERTMS L1 P 26 ERTMS L2 ERTMS L1
INTERCITY High frequency Precise stopping High speed Long distances CBTC Communication-Based Train Control ERTMS L1 European Railway Traff Management System Mixed signalling solution Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities - AsiaPacificRail 2010 - 09/03/10 - P Suburban CBTC + ERTMS nes CBTC overlay of ERTMS Onboard CBTC overlay of ERTMS Shared trackside equipment Onboard – Urban fleet: URBALISTM CBTC – Intercity fleet: s 1 ic ATLASTM ERTMS Trackside ERTMS b d f – ERTMS beacons used for CBTC repositioning – Radio coverage limited to CBTC zones P 28