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    PREPARATION OFPREPARATION OFPREPARATION OFPREPARATION OF

    TABLE OF CONTROLTABLE OF CONTROLTABLE OF CONTROLTABLE OF CONTROL

    S & T PROJECTS WINGS & T PROJECTS WINGS & T PROJECTS WINGS & T PROJECTS WING

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    PREPARATION OF TABLE OF CONTROL

    Signalling Routes

    From the signalling plan, table of movement is prepared.

    1.

    LOCKS AND DETECTS POINTS

    a. Point setting for each route is identified including isolation and overlap.b. Conditional isolation for shunt/calling-on moves is provided in major yards to

    provide flexibility.

    2. LOCKS NORMALa. Square sheet is prepared to define the relation of each route with all other

    routes. Routes locking each other by point setting are identified first. The rest

    of routes contain either directly conflicting or parallel moves. They arescrutinized and the routes directly conflicting alone listed in the control table.

    b. Following guidelines are followed to decide the conflicting moves:i. Routes sharing same track portion.ii. Calling on signal below Home signal and starter/shunt below starter

    ahead and vice-versa.iii. Home signal and shunt below starter and vice versa.iv. Shunt moves reading to advanced starter and vice versa.v. Ground shunt (back shunt) and advance starter and vice versa.vi. Ground shunt (back shunt) and starter/calling on below starters in

    advance and vice versa.

    vii. Likelihood of over-shooting shunt move colliding with a main move inthe absence of any isolation (to comply with G.R. 5.16)

    viii. Main moves, where stipulated 300m physical separation is not availablein lieu of isolation (to comply with CCRS circular no:35).

    ix. Siding point controls and the moves require isolation of the siding point.x.

    Other moves that are deemed to be conflicting on scrutinizing of theplan.

    3. CONTROLLED BY TRACKSa. Track circuits that controlling the signal is also listed from the Sig. plan.b. Information regarding fouling track circuits, if any, obtained from field and

    included in controlled by tracks column.

    4. ROUTE HELD BYApproach Tracks.a. The approach locking of signal releases immediately on putting back the signal

    to ON if the approach track circuits are clear.

    b. For shunt signal/loop line starter, the track circuit immediately in rear of thesignal constitutes the approach track.

    c. For home signal the track portion between home and signal in rear constitutesapproach track.

    d. For main line starter the berthing track in rear as well as route setting from anyhome signal towards the main line starter form approach locking.

    e. In case of signal not having any approach track circuit or the approach track isoccupied, the approach locking of the signal is released after a specified timedelay. This is called dead approach locking.

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    f. For the signals, whose replacement to ON will not cause any change in theaspect of the signal in rear, approach checking time will be 60 sec. Otherwise it

    will be 120 sec.

    Back lock tracks:

    All the track portions of the route except the track on which the train completes

    its journey (berthing track), form the back lock tracks.

    5. Remarks column1. Crank handle proving is derived from Sig. plan.2. LC proving is included.3. Aspect requirement for higher aspect like HHG/DG is mentioned4. Line clear condition is mentioned.5. Siding control Key IN proving is indicated.6. Route Indicator particular is included.7. Ahead Signal lit is shown for Main Signals.

    POINTS

    1. In the point locking table, all the routes require the point to be set in Reverseposition are listed under point normal column and all the routes require the

    point to be set in Normal position are listed under point Reverse column2. Track circuits over the point zone listed below controlled by tracks column.3. Concerned CHR group pertaining to the point listed in remarks column.

    Notes:

    1. Aspect sequences of signals that are not directly controlled yet dependent onthe station-controlled signals like Distant signal/ Inner Distant signal are listed.

    2. CHR grouping particulars is given for ready reference.3. Any deviation/relaxation from the route release conditions are mentioned like

    Calling-On Emergency Route release, Time delay in route release for the single-

    track section routes.4. Overlap holding is reiterated.5. LC gate details are given.6. Details of Calling on signal working are elaborated.7. Any other special signalling features.