ERTMS/ETCS BENEFITS FOR RAILWAYS WORLD WIDE Norwin Vögeli

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ERTMS/ETCS BENEFITS FOR RAILWAYS WORLD WIDE Norwin Vögeli SIEMENS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

Contents European Train Control Systems Today ETCS Objectives ETCS Specification ETCS Level 1-3 Definition and Configuration Applications Future Applications Outside of Europe Conclusions

European Train Control Systems Today

ETCS Objectives Interoperability (e.g. cargo: Sweden-Italy; high-speed passenger transport) Increase in safety (e.g. England) Increase in transport capacities (e.g. Switzerland, Spain, Netherlands) Reduction of travel times (e.g. Spain or high-speed line HSL-Zuid) Reduction of life-cycle costs for signalling systems (e.g. Switzerland)

The ETCS Specification SRS 2.0.0 and subdocuments (2000 pages) adopted on 25 April 2000 by the European railways and signal manufacturers (now updated to 2.2.2) Basis of the pilot projects and first commercial implementations To be legally binding for high-speed lines (EU Directive 96/48 and TSI) To be revised after submission of the results of the pilot lines (validation) and clarification of unresolved points Revised version to be included in the CENELEC standard UNISIG

ETCS ERTMS/ETCS Level 1 Balise onboard Overlay to existing signalling system Uses balises and optionally loops or radio for infill Lineside signals are usually retained ETCS onboard Balise

ETCS ERTMS/ETCS Level 2 Balise onboard Overlay to existing signalling system Uses radio (GSM-R) and fixed data balises Lineside signals can be suppressed ETCS onboard Balise

ETCS ERTMS/ETCS Level 3 Balise Integrity onboard Requires no underlying signalling system Uses radio (GSM-R) and fixed data balises No lineside train detection required Integrity ETCS onboard Balise

ETCS Level 1 - System Components EVC (European Vital Computer) Driver's MMI Location case Lineside Electronic Unit LEU EUROBALISE Vehicle antenna Radar EUROBALISE EUROLOOP

ETCS Level 2 - System Overview ISDN GSM-R ETCS on-board unit Signals (optional) Balise Track vacancy detection ATP (optional) Adjacent RBC RBC: Radio Block Centre ETCS Inter-locking

APPLICATIONS Applications

Increasing Safety and Performance Spain - Valencia Increasing Safety and Performance Track Side Installation fixed data and transparent Eurobalises (total 700) LEU with interface to the existing signals Onboard Installation ZSI27 (total 60 trains) Eurobalise antenna BTM (Balise Transmission Modul) Main Functions permitted speed speed profile emergency stop Valencia Torrent Castelló de la Ribera Ademuz Bétera Llíria Line Length Stations Stops 1 72 Km 29 11 2 38 Km 25 5

Spain - Valencia

ETCS Migration Strategy SBB Switzerland - “Walenstadt-Landquart” ETCS Migration Strategy SBB Track Side Installation fixed data and transparent Eurobalises (70) Euroloop for infill functions LEU with interface to the existing signals Onboard Installation Eurobalise antenna BTM (Balise Transmission Modul) Interface ZUB 121 (existing ATP) Main Functions reading balises with “package 44” (national telegrams) transferring the balise telegrams to the existing ZUB121 (ATP)

Higher Speed/Performance on Existing Lines Germany - Tilting Trains Higher Speed/Performance on Existing Lines Track Side Installation fixed data Eurobalises (approx. 1000) Onboard Installation ZUB 262 (150 trains) to read Eurobalises and track coupling coins Main Functions reading balises with “package 44” (national telegrams) ATP ZUB 262

Replacement Train Stop System Germany - S-Bahn Berlin Replacement Train Stop System 6 LEU apparatus case Transparent data balise Signal apparatus case Interlocking Interface Interface EIM: element interface module

Germany - S-Bahn Berlin Higher Performance/Reduced Maintenance on Existing Lines Track Side Installation fixed data and transparent Eurobalises (110) LEU with interface to the existing signals Onboard Installation EVC (European Vital Computer) (10 trains) Eurobalise antenna Radar Main Functions reading balises with “package 44” (national telegrams) ATP with infill function Fixed Data Eurobalise Transparent Eurobalise (LEU telegrams) Lineside electronic unit (LEU)

ETCS Migration Strategy UK - London Reading ETCS Migration Strategy Track Side Installation Fixed data Eurobalises (7) Onboard Installation ZSI UK Computer (similar to ZSI27) Eurobalise antenna Main Functions reading balises with “package 44” (national telegrams) TPWS overspeed trip TPWS train stop trip AWS proceed AWS warning

Germany - ETCS Level 2 Pilot Project “Jüterbog-Halle/Leipzig” Berlin Jüterbog Wittenberg Bitterfeld Halle Leipzig Frankfurt München 140 km double track line Part of Munich - Berlin - Hamburg connection Upgraded for line speed 200 km/h 3 electronic interlocking stations with track vacancy detection Standard signallisation as fallback Mixed traffic - fast InterCitys, Regio and Cargo trains ETCS tests on track Start of commercial operation after successful tests and approval

Germany - ETCS Level 2 Pilot Project “Jüterbog-Halle/Leipzig” Eurobalises

Netherlands - High Speed Line South Profile of Line 2 Lines 50 km each, double track with bi-directional traffic Stations no Stations, (Rotterdam kept as island) but 5 Cross Over 1 Junction to Breda Interfaces 5 Interfaces to adjacent Interlockings of NS RIB 1 Interface across Border to Belgium Operation: via VPT+ (Control centre system) max Line Speed 300 km/h Signalling Scope 2 Electronic Interlocking (SIMIS W) 2 Radio Block Centre (RBC) 49 Signals, LEU & Transparent Balises 400 Fixed Data Balises 151 Axle Counting Devices 140 Point Machines

Future Applications Outside of Europe India Increasing safety Reduction of line side equipment ETCS Level 2 with GSM-R China High speed line Increasing speed and performance on existing line ETCS Level 2 with GSM-R for high speed lines ETCS Level 1 overlay on existing lines South Africa Radio Based System with ETCS components (e.g. MMI) Australia Increasing safety and line capacity ETCS components and sub-systems ETCS Level1/Level 2

Austria – ETCS Level 1 Application with Infill Line Wien-South –Hegyshalom (60 km) Interlocking existing Relay Interlocking from Siemens and Alcatel Max. Speed 160 km/h Line equipment 223 Signals with LEU 162 Transparent Balises 330 Fixed Data Balisen 61 Euroloop

Spain – AVE High Speed Train: Madrid-Barcelona 16 Trains AVE S 102 (manufactured by Talgo and Bombardier) Start of Operation in 2004 on the HSL Madrid - Lleida Maximum speed 350 km/h! ETCS Trackside equipment to be supplied by Ansaldo => First commercial project with real interoperability!

Spain – AVE High Speed Train: Extend of Delivery and Service ETCS Onboard system according SRS 2.2.2 Including all necessary peripherals Fully redundant onboard with exceptional availability STM interface according to the latest UNISIG agreements Including national add-ons LZB80-STM According to the latest UNISIG agreements GSM-R Data and Voice radio Onboard equipment Integration of whole ATC System ETCS, LZB80, ASFA, GSM-R data radio Approval for the whole ATC system

Spain – AVE High Speed Train: Architecture Antenna EVC L1/L2 + nat. Add Ons train bus (MVB) LZB80- STM Profibus ASFA JR ETCS Diagnosis-Display. ETCS-Display EVC Level1/ Level 2 Train Infrastructure LZB80-STM

ETCS specifications for future ATP applications world wide Conclusions ETCS specifications for future ATP applications world wide ETCS Specifications are ready for applications First commercial projects with ETCS components and sub-systems are successfully in operation Commercial ETCS Level 1/Level 2 projects have been awarded Wide rage of applications are possible ETCS for highly efficient and cost-effective railway operation

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION