CN115632650B - Interface circuit used between beacon encoder and interlocking machine - Google Patents

Interface circuit used between beacon encoder and interlocking machine Download PDF

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CN115632650B
CN115632650B CN202211629478.1A CN202211629478A CN115632650B CN 115632650 B CN115632650 B CN 115632650B CN 202211629478 A CN202211629478 A CN 202211629478A CN 115632650 B CN115632650 B CN 115632650B
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张雅婷
马瑞红
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The invention discloses an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine, relates to the technical field of railways and circuits, and mainly aims to enable the interface circuit to identify an incoming train mode and improve the running safety of a train. The main technical scheme of the invention is as follows: the interface circuit comprises a lighting relay, a train signal relay, a turnout positioning indication relay and a turnout reverse position indication relay; the first end of the lighting relay is connected with the interlocking machine through the first interface cabinet, and the second end of the lighting relay is connected with the first end of the train signal relay, the first end of the turnout positioning indication relay and the first end of the turnout reverse position indication relay; the second end of the train signal relay, the second end of the turnout positioning indicating relay and the second end of the turnout reverse position indicating relay are connected with the beacon encoder through a second interface cabinet; when the train is determined to be in the non-CBTC mode through interlocking, the lighting relay is closed, the interface circuit has a conduction condition, and the closing conditions of other relays are output to the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet.

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Interface circuit used between beacon encoder and interlocking machine
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of railways and circuits, in particular to an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine.
Background
A Communication-Based Train Control System (CBTC) is a System that performs real-time bidirectional wireless Communication with ground equipment through a Train to realize safe operation of the Train, and the Train Control level is generally divided into a CBTC Control Mode and a backup Control Mode (Block Mode, BM). The CBTC is a normal control mode, when the CBTC is unavailable due to the failure of some equipment, the backup control mode can increase the availability of the system, and the line can continue to operate.
In a backup control mode, a train realizes automatic protection control of the train through a signal machine safety interval, an interlocking machine sends calculated status information of trackside equipment to an active beacon through a beacon encoder through an interface circuit and finally transmits the status information to train-mounted equipment, and the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine is an important ring in the transmission process and is an important guarantee for safe operation of the train.
In the existing interface circuit, only a train signal relay, a turnout positioning indication relay and a turnout reversal indication relay which indicate the open or close state of a signal machine are deployed, so that the deployment problem is that the circuit does not identify a coming train mode and is always conducted, and the following problem can be caused.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above problems, the present invention provides an interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine, which is mainly aimed at allowing the interface circuit to recognize an incoming train mode so as to improve the safety of train operation.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention provides the following scheme:
in a first aspect, the invention provides an interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine, the interface circuit comprising a lighting relay, a train signal relay, a switch location indicating relay and a switch reversal indicating relay;
the first end of the lighting relay is electrically connected with an interlocking machine through a first interface cabinet, and the second end of the lighting relay is electrically connected with the first end of the train signal relay, the first end of the turnout positioning indicating relay and the first end of the turnout reverse indicating relay respectively, wherein the train signal relay, the turnout positioning indicating relay and the turnout reverse indicating relay are connected in parallel;
the second end of the train signal relay, the second end of the turnout positioning representation relay and the second end of the turnout reverse position representation relay are respectively and electrically connected with the beacon encoder through a second interface cabinet;
and when the interlocking machine determines that the train is in the non-CBTC mode, the lighting relay is closed, the interface circuit has a conduction condition, and the closing conditions of other relays are output to the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet.
In some embodiments, the interface circuit further includes a plurality of connection lines and a plurality of connection terminals, the first terminal of the lighting relay is connected to the second terminal of the first interface cabinet through the connection lines and the connection terminals, the first terminal of the first interface cabinet is connected to the interlocking machine through the connection lines and the connection terminals, and the connection between the first terminal of the lighting relay and the interlocking machine is realized;
train signal relay's second end the switch location represents the second end of relay and the switch is reversed the second end that the relay passes through respectively the connecting wire with connecting terminal connect in the first end of second interface cabinet, the second end of second interface cabinet passes through the connecting wire with connecting terminal connect in the beacon encoder.
In some embodiments, the lighting relay comprises a first lighting relay and a second lighting relay;
the train signal relay comprises a first train signal relay and a second train signal relay;
the turnout positioning indication relay comprises a first turnout positioning indication relay and a second turnout positioning indication relay;
the switch reverse position indicating relay comprises a first switch reverse position indicating relay and a second switch reverse position indicating relay.
In some embodiments, the first lighting relay, the first train signal relay, the first turnout location indication relay, and the first turnout reversal indication relay are respectively connected to a contact point of an interface circuit where a positive electricity is located.
In some embodiments, the second lighting relay, the second train signal relay, the second switch positioning indication relay, and the second switch reverse indication relay are respectively connected to a contact point where a negative electricity is located in the interface circuit.
In some embodiments, when the interface circuit has a conducting condition, if a signal is open and a switch is positioned, a first train signal relay and a second train signal relay, a first switch position indication relay and a second switch position indication relay are closed in the interface circuit;
when the interface circuit has a conducting condition, if the annunciator is closed and the turnout is positioned, closing a first turnout positioning indication relay and a second turnout positioning indication relay in the interface circuit;
when the interface circuit has a conduction condition, if the annunciator is open and the turnout is in a reverse position, closing a first train signal relay and a second train signal relay, a first turnout reverse position indicating relay and a second turnout reverse position indicating relay in the interface circuit;
and when the interface circuit has the conduction condition, if the signaler is closed and the turnout is in a reverse position, closing a first turnout reverse position indication relay and a second turnout reverse position indication relay in the interface circuit.
In some embodiments, the interface circuit is provided with a conduction condition when the train is determined to be a non-CBTC mode train by the interlock and the first lighting relay and the second lighting relay are both closed.
In some embodiments, when the train is in a station type with an interlocking boundary upstream of the platform and the train is outbound next to a switch fork, the interface circuit includes the lighting relay, the switch positioning indication relay, and the switch reverse indication relay.
In some embodiments, the interface circuit further comprises a combination cabinet, the lighting relay, the train signal relay, the switch positioning indication relay and the switch reverse indication relay in the interface circuit are packaged in the combination cabinet, and a connecting line connecting the lighting relay and the second end of the first interface cabinet extends out of the combination cabinet so as to be connected with the first interface cabinet;
and connecting lines respectively connected with the first end of the second interface cabinet in the train signal relay, the turnout positioning indication relay and the turnout reverse position indication relay extend out of the combined cabinet so as to be connected with the second interface cabinet.
In a second aspect, the present invention also provides an interface device comprising an interface circuit as described above in the first aspect for use between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine.
By means of the technical scheme, the interface circuit used between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine comprises a lighting relay, a train signal relay, a turnout positioning indication relay and a turnout reverse position indication relay: the first end of the lighting relay is electrically connected with the interlocking machine through the first interface cabinet, then the second end is respectively electrically connected with the first end of the train signal relay, the first end of the turnout positioning indicating relay and the first end of the turnout reversal indicating relay, wherein the train signal relay, the turnout positioning indicating relay and the turnout reversal indicating relay are in parallel connection, in addition, the second end of the train signal relay, the second end of the turnout positioning indicating relay and the second end of the turnout reversal indicating relay are respectively electrically connected with the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet, therefore, when the interlocking machine determines that the coming mode is the non-CBTC mode, the lighting relay is driven to be closed, the interface circuit has a conduction condition, and the problem that any coming mode of the interface circuit in the prior art can be conducted is effectively avoided. The closed conditions of other relays are output to the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet, then are sent to the active beacon, and finally are transmitted to the vehicle-mounted equipment for calculating the driving data. Because the interface circuit of the invention is in the non-CBTC mode of the train, the interlocking machine can drive the lighting relay to be closed, so that the interface circuit has the conduction condition, the beacon encoder receives the corresponding information which is inevitably in the non-CBTC mode, the train in the non-CBTC mode can obtain the correct driving authorization, and the running safety of the train is effectively improved.
The foregoing description is only an overview of the technical solutions of the present invention, and the following detailed description of the present invention is provided to enable the technical means of the present invention to be more clearly understood, and to enable the above and other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention to be more clearly understood.
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Various additional advantages and benefits will become apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art upon reading the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments. The drawings are only for purposes of illustrating the preferred embodiments and are not to be construed as limiting the invention. Also, like reference numerals are used to refer to like parts throughout the drawings. In the drawings:
fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine provided by the present application;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a closed condition of an interface circuit when a lighting relay is closed, a signaler is open, and a switch is positioned, in the interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine provided by the present application;
fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a closed condition of an interface circuit when a lighting relay is closed in the interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine, a signaler is open, and a turnout is in a reverse position, according to the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of the closing condition of the interface circuit when the lighting relay is closed, the annunciator is closed, and the switch is positioned, in the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine provided by the present application;
fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the closing condition of the interface circuit when the lighting relay is closed, the annunciator is closed, and the switch is in the reverse position, in the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine provided by the present application;
fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine when a train is in a station type with an interlocking boundary upstream of a platform and an outbound direction next to a switch fork according to the present application;
fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of the interface circuit used between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine, when the train is in a station type where the upstream of the station platform is an interlocking boundary and the outbound direction is next to the switch fork, the lighting relay is closed, and the interface circuit is closed when the switch is positioned;
fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of the interface circuit used between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine, when the train is in a station type where the upstream of the station platform is an interlocking boundary and the outbound direction is next to the switch fork, the lighting relay is closed, and the interface circuit is closed when the switch is in the reverse position;
fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of an interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine provided in the present application when the interface circuit is packaged;
fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine when the interface circuit is encapsulated when the train is in a station type with the interlocking boundary upstream of the platform and the direction of departure is next to the switch fork.
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Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The following examples are merely used to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the present application, and therefore are only examples, and the protection scope of the present application is not limited thereby.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this application belongs; the terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the application; the terms "including" and "having," and any variations thereof, in the description and claims of this application and the description of the above figures are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusions.
In the description of the embodiments of the present application, the technical terms "first", "second", and the like are used only for distinguishing different objects, and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly indicating the number, specific order, or primary-secondary relationship of the technical features indicated. In the description of the embodiments of the present application, "a plurality" means two or more unless specifically defined otherwise.
Reference herein to "an embodiment" means that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment can be included in at least one embodiment of the application. The appearances of the phrase in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment, nor are separate or alternative embodiments mutually exclusive of other embodiments. It is explicitly and implicitly understood by one skilled in the art that the embodiments described herein can be combined with other embodiments.
In the description of the embodiments of the present application, the term "and/or" is only one kind of association relationship describing an associated object, and means that three relationships may exist, for example, a and/or B, and may mean: a exists alone, A and B exist simultaneously, and B exists alone. In addition, the character "/" herein generally indicates that the former and latter associated objects are in an "or" relationship.
In the description of the embodiments of the present application, the term "plurality" refers to two or more (including two), and similarly, "plural sets" refers to two or more (including two), and "plural pieces" refers to two or more (including two).
In the description of the embodiments of the present application, the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "length", "width", "thickness", "up", "down", "front", "back", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", "clockwise", "counterclockwise", "axial", "radial", "circumferential", and the like, indicate the directions or positional relationships indicated in the drawings, and are only for convenience of description of the embodiments of the present application and for simplicity of description, but do not indicate or imply that the referred device or element must have a specific direction, be constructed and operated in a specific direction, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the embodiments of the present application.
In the description of the embodiments of the present application, unless otherwise explicitly stated or limited, the terms "mounted," "connected," "fixed," and the like are used in a broad sense, and for example, may be fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrated; mechanical connection or electrical connection is also possible; either directly or indirectly through intervening media, either internally or in any other relationship. The specific meanings of the above terms in the embodiments of the present application can be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art according to specific situations.
Summary of the invention
A Communication-Based Train Control System (CBTC) is a System that performs real-time bidirectional wireless Communication with ground equipment through a Train to realize safe operation of the Train, and the Train Control level is generally divided into a CBTC Control Mode and a backup Control Mode (Block Mode, BM). The CBTC is a normal control mode, when the CBTC is unavailable due to the failure of some equipment, the backup control mode can increase the availability of the system, and the line can continue to operate. In a backup control mode, a train realizes automatic protection control of the train through a signal machine safety interval, an interlocking machine sends calculated status information of trackside equipment to an active beacon through a beacon encoder through an interface circuit and finally transmits the status information to train-mounted equipment, and the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlocking machine is an important ring in the transmission process and is an important guarantee for safe operation of the train. In the existing interface circuit, only a train signal relay, a turnout positioning indication relay and a turnout reversal indication relay which indicate the open or close state of a signal machine are deployed, so that the deployment problem is that the circuit does not identify a coming train mode and is always conducted, and the following problem can be caused. To this end, the present application provides an interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine. Let interface circuit can discern the mode of coming the train to the security when promoting the train operation.
For example, referring to fig. 1 and fig. 9, fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine provided in the present application; fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of an interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine provided in the present application when the interface circuit is packaged; as shown in fig. 1, the present application provides an interface circuit 10 for use between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine, comprising: lighting relays 141 and 142, wherein the first and second lighting relays 141 and 142; train signal relays 131 and 132, wherein the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132; switch positioning indication relays 151 and 152, wherein a first switch positioning indication relay 151 and a second switch positioning indication relay 152 are arranged; the switch reverse indicates the relays 161 and 162, wherein the first switch reverse indicates the relay 161 and the second switch reverse indicates the relay 162. As shown in fig. 9, the interface circuit 10 is packaged in the combination cabinet 17, and the connection lines of the interface circuit 10 connected to the first interface cabinet 122 and the second interface cabinet 121 extend out of the combination cabinet 17 so as to be connected to the first interface cabinet 122 and the second interface cabinet 121.
The relays are connected to the contacts of the positive and negative parts of the interface circuit 10, respectively, and the following description is given:
the first ends of the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are connected to the second end of the first interface cabinet 122 through a connection line and a connection terminal, and then the first end of the first interface cabinet 122 is connected to the interlocking machine 13, so that the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are connected to the interlocking machine 13.
Then the second end of the first ignition relay 141 is electrically connected to the first end of the first train signal relay 131, the first end of the first turnout positioning indicating relay 151 and the first end of the first turnout reverse indicating relay 161 respectively; a second end of the second lighting relay 142 is electrically connected to a first end of the second train signal relay 132, a first end of the second switch position indication relay 152, and a first end of the second switch reverse indication relay 162, respectively.
Further, the second end of the first train signal relay 131, the second end of the second train signal relay 132, the second end of the first switch position indication relay 151, the second end of the second switch position indication relay 152, the second end of the first switch inversion indication relay 161, and the second end of the second switch inversion indication relay 162 are connected to the first end of the second interface cabinet 121 through connecting wires and connecting terminals, respectively, and the second end of the second interface cabinet 121 is connected to the beacon encoder 11, so as to achieve the connection between the second end of the first train signal relay 131, the second end of the second train signal relay 132, the second end of the first switch position indication relay 151, the second end of the second switch position indication relay 152, the second end of the first switch inversion indication relay 161, and the second end of the second switch inversion indication relay 162 and the beacon encoder 11.
The first lighting relay 141, the first train signal relay 131, the first turnout positioning indication relay 151 and the first turnout reversal indication relay 161 are connected to a positive part in the interface circuit 10; the second lighting relay 142, the second train signal relay 132, the second switch positioning indication relay 152 and the second switch reverse position indication relay 162 are respectively connected to the negative electricity part in the interface circuit 10.
It should be further noted that the first train signal relay 131, the first switch location indication relay 151, and the first switch reverse indication relay 161 are connected in parallel, that is, all the three are connected to the first lighting relay 141, but the three are not interfered with each other, the second train signal relay 132, the second switch location indication relay 152, and the second switch reverse indication relay 162 are the same as the first train signal relay 131, the first switch location indication relay 151, and the first switch reverse indication relay 161, and no repeated description is given.
Whether the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are closed depends on the driving of the interlocking machine 13, and if the interlocking machine 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a non-CBTC train mode, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed; when the interlock device 13 recognizes that the outdoor traffic signal is open, the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132 are driven to close.
The switch indication relays 151, 152, 161, and 162 are driven by a switch indication circuit (not shown) to reflect the actual situation of the outdoor switch, and if the switch is positioned, the first switch positioning indication relay 151 and the second switch positioning indication relay 152 are closed; if the turnout is in reverse, the reverse of the first turnout indicates that the relay 161 is closed, and the reverse of the second turnout indicates that the relay 162 is closed.
The non-labeled parts in all figures of the application are connecting lines and connecting terminals.
In actual work, reference may be made to fig. 2, where fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a closed condition of an interface circuit when a lighting relay is closed in the interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine, a semaphore is open, and a switch is positioned, where a specific work flow is as follows:
before the description, it should be noted that the states of the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 should be kept consistent, that is, both should be closed if they are closed, and if they are not consistent, the circuit cannot be conducted; the states of the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132 should be kept consistent, the states of the first turnout location indication relay 151 and the second turnout location indication relay 152 should be kept consistent, the states of the first turnout reversal indication relay 161 and the second turnout reversal indication relay 162 should also be kept consistent, if the states are not consistent, the interface circuit 10 cannot be conducted, and therefore through double-circuit control, the fault probability of circuit conduction caused by mixed power is effectively reduced, and the safety of the circuit is greatly improved.
The following is a specific process: when the interlocking machine 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a train with a non-CBTC mode, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed, the circuit has a conduction condition, and further, if the signaler satisfies an opening condition, the interlocking machine 13 drives the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132 to be closed, meanwhile, if the turnout is positioned, the turnout indication circuit (not shown) drives the first turnout location indication relay 151 and the second turnout location indication relay 152 to be closed, the closed state of the relays can be output to the beacon encoder 11 through the second interface cabinet 121, and after the beacon encoder 11 obtains a signal, the output code bits are the signaler opening condition: 1; and (3) positioning conditions of turnouts: 1; the switch reverse situation: 0.
further, please refer to fig. 3, fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a closed condition of an interface circuit when a lighting relay is closed, a semaphore is open, and a switch is in a reverse position in the interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine, according to fig. 3, the work flow is as follows:
when the interlocking machine 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a train with a non-CBTC mode, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed, the circuit has a conduction condition, and further, if the signaler satisfies an opening condition, the interlocking machine 13 drives the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132 to be closed, meanwhile, if the turnout is in a reverse position, the turnout indication circuit (not shown) drives the first turnout reverse position indication relay 161 and the second turnout reverse position indication relay 162 to be closed, the closed state of the relays can be output to the beacon encoder 11 through the second interface cabinet 121, and after the beacon encoder 11 obtains a signal at the moment, the output code bit is the signaler opening condition: 1; and (3) positioning conditions of turnouts: 0; the switch reverse situation: 1.
further, please refer to fig. 4, fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of the closing condition of the interface circuit when the lighting relay is closed, the annunciator is closed, and the switch is positioned in the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlock machine, which is provided by the present application, as shown in fig. 4, the work flow is as follows:
when the interlock device 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a non-CBTC mode train, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed, the circuit has an on condition, and if the traffic signal does not satisfy the open condition, the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132 are kept in an off state. If the switch is located, the switch indicating circuit (not shown) drives the first switch location indicating relay 151 and the second switch location indicating relay 152 to be closed, the closed state of the relays can be output to the beacon encoder 11 through the second interface cabinet 121, and after the beacon encoder 11 obtains a signal at this time, the output code bit is the open condition of the signaler: 0; and (3) positioning conditions of turnouts: 1; turnout inversion condition: 0.
further, please refer to fig. 5, fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the closing condition of the interface circuit when the lighting relay is closed, the annunciator is closed, and the switch is in the reverse position in the interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlock machine, as shown in fig. 5, the specific work flow is as follows:
when the interlock device 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a non-CBTC mode train, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed, the circuit has an on condition, and the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132 are kept in an off state if the traffic signal does not satisfy the open condition. If the turnout is in the inverted position, the turnout indication circuit (not shown) drives the first turnout inverted position indication relay 161 and the second turnout inverted position indication relay 162 to be closed, the closed state of the relays can be output to the beacon encoder 11 through the second interface cabinet 121, and after the beacon encoder 11 obtains a signal at the moment, the output code bit is the open condition of the annunciator: 0; and (3) positioning conditions of turnouts: 0; the switch reverse situation: 1.
in addition to the above embodiments, in some particular embodiments, the interface circuit 10 does not include the first train signal relay 131 and the second train signal relay 132. Specifically, referring to fig. 6, fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine when a train is located upstream of a platform and is in a station type with an interlocking boundary and an outbound direction close to a switch fork according to the present application.
In addition, even if the train is in an upstream interval, the state of the outbound signal machine is predicted, and the train may be invalid at the departure time, so that the state of the outbound signal machine does not need to be predicted in advance at the upstream of the platform. Correspondingly, in the corresponding interface circuit, a train signal relay of the outbound signal machine does not need to be deployed.
Each route starting-end signal machine can be deployed with a re-opening beacon for providing the state of the signal machine for the train and forecasting the state information of the signal machines and the turnouts in the downstream section, and in addition, a plurality of forecasting beacons are additionally arranged at necessary positions in the section and used for forecasting the state information of the signal machines and the turnouts in the downstream section so as to improve the running efficiency of the train and ensure the stop in place. However, since the beacon encoder can only be connected to one interlocking machine, the active beacon connected to it can only contain the variables of a single interlocking area. In a station type in which the upstream of the platform is an interlocking boundary and the departure direction is close to the switch fork, the state of the switch of the next interlocking area needs to be known in advance when the train stops at the platform, and therefore, IB1 (announcement beacon) belonging to the interlocking area needs to be arranged to announce the state of the switch of the next interlocking area.
Therefore, in the station type in which the upstream of the platform is the interlocking boundary and the outbound direction is close to the switch bifurcation, the interface circuit 10 only needs to dispose the lighting relays 141 and 142, the switch positioning indicating relays 151 and 152, and the switch inversion indicating relays 161 and 162.
Whether the station is an interlocking boundary upstream of the station, the station type with the outbound direction immediately adjacent to the switch fork, or other station types, the interface circuit 10 is enclosed in a combination cabinet 17, as shown in fig. 10.
Further, as shown in fig. 7, fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine, when a train is located upstream of a platform and is an interlocking boundary, and an outbound direction is in a station type of a switch fork, a lighting relay is closed, and the interface circuit is closed when the switch is positioned, as shown in fig. 7, a work flow is as follows:
when the interlocking machine 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a non-CBTC mode train, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed, the circuit has a conduction condition, and further, if the switch is located, the switch indicating circuit (not shown) drives the first switch location indicating relay 151 and the second switch location indicating relay 152 to be closed, the closed state of the relays can be output to the beacon encoder 11 through the second interface cabinet 121, after the beacon encoder 11 obtains a signal at this time, the output code bits are the switch location condition: 1; the switch reverse situation: 0, and IB1 informs the train of the signal output condition of the next interlocking zone turnout in advance.
Further, as shown in fig. 8, fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of an interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine, when a train is located upstream of a platform and is an interlocking boundary, and an outbound direction is close to a station type of a switch bifurcation, a lighting relay is closed, and the interface circuit is closed when the switch is in a reverse position, as shown in fig. 8, a work flow is as follows:
when the interlocking machine 13 recognizes that the coming train mode is a non-CBTC mode train, the first lighting relay 141 and the second lighting relay 142 are driven to be closed, the circuit has a conduction condition, and further, if the turnout is in a reverse position, the turnout indication circuit (not shown) drives the first turnout reverse position indication relay 161 and the second turnout reverse position indication relay 162 to be closed, the closed state of the relays can be output to the beacon encoder 11 through the second interface cabinet 121, after the beacon encoder 11 obtains a signal at this time, the output code bit is the turnout positioning condition: 0; the switch reverse situation: 1, and IB1 informs the train of the signal output condition of the next interlocking zone switch in advance.
Finally, the illustrated relay in the present application is drawn to show the on state of the relay.
In some embodiments, the present application may further include an interface device (not shown) including the interface circuit 10 for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine as shown in fig. 1, and may further include the interface circuit 10 for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine when the station is an interlocking boundary upstream of the station and the outbound direction is immediately adjacent to a switch fork as shown in fig. 6, wherein the interface device may be connected to the first interface cabinet 122 at a first end and to the second interface cabinet 121 at a second end.
The application provides a pair of interface circuit for between beacon encoder and interlocking machine, interface circuit shows relay and switch reversal including lighting a lamp relay, train signal relay, switch location and shows the relay: the first end of the lighting relay is electrically connected with the interlocking machine through the first interface cabinet, then the second end is respectively electrically connected with the first end of the train signal relay, the first end of the turnout positioning indication relay and the first end of the turnout reversal indication relay, wherein the train signal relay, the turnout positioning indication relay and the turnout reversal indication relay are in parallel connection, in addition, the second end of the train signal relay, the second end of the turnout positioning indication relay and the second end of the turnout reversal indication relay are respectively electrically connected with the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet, therefore, when the interlocking determines that the coming mode is the non-CBTC mode, the lighting relay is driven to be closed, the interface circuit has a conduction condition, and the problem that any coming mode of the interface circuit in the prior art can be conducted is effectively avoided. The closed conditions of other relays are output to the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet, then are sent to the active beacon, and finally are transmitted to the vehicle-mounted equipment for calculating the driving data. The interface circuit of the invention is characterized in that the interlocking machine can drive the lighting relay to be closed only when the train is in the non-CBTC mode, so that the interface circuit has a conduction condition, the beacon encoder receives corresponding information which is inevitably in the non-CBTC mode, the train in the non-CBTC mode can obtain correct driving authorization, and the running safety of the train is effectively improved.
The foregoing is directed to embodiments of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited thereto, and any simple modification, equivalent change and modification made to the above embodiments based on the technical spirit of the present invention are within the scope of the present invention.

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1. An interface circuit used between a beacon encoder and an interlocking machine is characterized in that the interface circuit comprises a lighting relay, a train signal relay, a turnout positioning indication relay and a turnout reversal indication relay;
the first end of the lighting relay is electrically connected with an interlocking machine through a first interface cabinet, and the second end of the lighting relay is electrically connected with the first end of the train signal relay, the first end of the turnout positioning indicating relay and the first end of the turnout reverse indicating relay respectively, wherein the train signal relay, the turnout positioning indicating relay and the turnout reverse indicating relay are connected in parallel;
the second end of the train signal relay, the second end of the turnout positioning representation relay and the second end of the turnout reverse position representation relay are respectively and electrically connected with the beacon encoder through a second interface cabinet;
and when the interlocking machine determines that the train is a non-CBTC mode train, the lighting relay is closed, the interface circuit has conduction conditions, and the closing conditions of other relays are output to the beacon encoder through the second interface cabinet.
2. The interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocker of claim 1, further comprising a plurality of connection lines and a plurality of connection terminals, wherein a first end of the lighting relay is connected to a second end of the first interface cabinet through the connection lines and the connection terminals, and wherein a first end of the first interface cabinet is connected to the interlocker through the connection lines and the connection terminals, thereby enabling connection between the first end of the lighting relay and the interlocker;
train signal relay's second end the switch location represents the second end of relay and the switch is reversed the second end that the relay passes through respectively the connecting wire with connecting terminal connect in the first end of second interface cabinet, the second end of second interface cabinet passes through the connecting wire with connecting terminal connect in the beacon encoder.
3. The interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine of claim 1, wherein the lighting relay comprises a first lighting relay and a second lighting relay;
the train signal relay comprises a first train signal relay and a second train signal relay;
the turnout positioning indication relay comprises a first turnout positioning indication relay and a second turnout positioning indication relay;
the switch reverse position indicating relay comprises a first switch reverse position indicating relay and a second switch reverse position indicating relay.
4. The interface circuit between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine as recited in claim 3, wherein the first lighting relay, the first train signal relay, the first turnout position indication relay, and the first turnout reversal indication relay are respectively switched into the contact points of the interface circuit where positive electricity is located.
5. The interface circuit between the beacon encoder and the interlock machine as recited in claim 3, wherein the second lighting relay, the second train signal relay, the second switch positioning indication relay, and the second switch inversion indication relay are respectively connected to a contact point of the interface circuit where the negative electricity is located.
6. The interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocker of claim 1, wherein when the interface circuit has a conducting condition, if a semaphore is open and a switch is positioned, then closing a first train signal relay and a second train signal relay, a first switch position indication relay and a second switch position indication relay in the interface circuit;
when the interface circuit has a conducting condition, if the annunciator is closed and the turnout is positioned, closing a first turnout positioning indication relay and a second turnout positioning indication relay in the interface circuit;
when the interface circuit has a conduction condition, if the annunciator is open and the turnout is in a reverse position, closing a first train signal relay and a second train signal relay, and closing a first turnout reverse position indicating relay and a second turnout reverse position indicating relay in the interface circuit;
and when the interface circuit has a conduction condition, if the annunciator is closed and the turnout is in a reverse position, closing a first turnout reverse position indication relay and a second turnout reverse position indication relay in the interface circuit.
7. The interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocker of claim 3, wherein the interface circuit has a conducting condition when the train is determined by the interlocker to be a non-CBTC mode train and the first lighting relay and the second lighting relay are both closed.
8. The interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlock as claimed in claim 1, wherein said interface circuit includes said lighting relay, said switch location indication relay and said switch back indication relay when a train is in a station type with an interlock boundary upstream of a platform and an outbound direction next to a switch fork.
9. The interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlocker as claimed in claim 1, wherein said interface circuit further comprises a combination cabinet, said lighting relay, said train signal relay, said switch location indication relay and said switch inversion indication relay in said interface circuit being enclosed in said combination cabinet, and a connection line connecting said lighting relay to said second end of said first interface cabinet extending from said combination cabinet to said first interface cabinet;
and connecting lines respectively connected with the first end of the second interface cabinet in the train signal relay, the turnout positioning indication relay and the turnout reverse position indication relay extend out of the combined cabinet so as to be connected with the second interface cabinet.
10. An interface device, characterised in that it comprises an interface circuit for use between a beacon encoder and an interlock machine as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 9.
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