Element 5.6 - Drive train(s) in terminus platform Flashcards

1
Q

What is meant by the term permissive working and signals used to control such moves?

A

More than one train on one section of the line at one time.

Associated position lights are used to control such moves.

Main Aspect: Red
APL: Two white lights

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2. What will happen if the train travels too fast into a terminus platform?

A

TPWS will activate

Over speed sensor (OSS) loops will intervene and emergency brakes will be applied to stop the train.

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3
Q

3. Why is it important to ensure a smooth deceleration when stopping at a station?

A

It is a professional driving technique.

To ensure a smooth and comfortable stop for passengers.

Avoid any accidents and injuries.

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4
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4. What are the typical stopping distances from the buffer stops or another train within a platform?

A

6ft

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5
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5. List the stations/platforms on the route where permissive working is permitted.

A

Liverpool Street 1-18 PP full use

Stratford Platform 5+8 PPC contingency use only

All platforms are permissive working in emergency.

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6
Q

6. List the terminal stations on your route and specific hazards relating to each location.

A

Terminus station:
Liverpool Street
Gidea Park
Shenfield

All have offside platforms that can be given wrong side door release.

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7
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7. List the stations with a known low adhesion risk

A

1) Forest Gate station

2) Brentwood station

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