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3rd International Scientific and Professional Conference<br />

CORRIDOR <strong>10</strong> - a sustainable way of integrations<br />

4. SIMULATION OF TRAIN OPERATIONS ON LJUBLJANA STATION DURING EXECUTION OF<br />

CONSTRUCTION WORKS<br />

4.1 Input of infrastructure elements to RailSys tool<br />

Exact definition of station infrastructure and valid time-table are two pre-conditions for simulation of<br />

train operations. Infrastructure parameters are entered via “Infrastructure Manager” module, already<br />

described above (division. 3.1).<br />

Station infrastructure must be defined very precisely via several data:<br />

- length,<br />

- track speed (up to <strong>10</strong> profiles),<br />

- gradient,<br />

- radius,<br />

- electrification,<br />

- loads per axle,<br />

- mileage,<br />

- super elevation,<br />

- tunnel cross section,<br />

- M/P-Signalling system with PZB 90 and overlaps,<br />

- automatic Train Control (ATC),<br />

- multiple aspect signalling,<br />

- moving block (absolute breaking distance).<br />

The figure below depicts Ljubljana railway station area layout as produced in “Infrastructure Manager”<br />

module.<br />

Figure 3: Microscopic network of Ljubljana station [2]<br />

All feasible station routes (block sections) leading to/from or through the station for all origin and<br />

destination stations need to be defined. The next figure shows optional station routes for selected exit<br />

signal (destination).<br />

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