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88The CM will therefore try to deal withCandidate requests in the best possible waywhen preparing Working Timetables or theiradjustments, and also when occasional trainpaths are requested, optimising travellingtimes and track capacity.The CM is empowered to reserve Capacityfor scheduled maintenance, replacement ornetwork extension operations, in order toresolve congested infrastructure problems andto provide railway services of public interest,as per Art. 48 of the RSF.The Capacity allocation process is subdividedinto the following phases:I. Capacity allocation phase in thecorresponding train paths.II. Phase of train path technical adjustmenton mesh.III. Coordination Phase.IV. IV. Argument Phase.The Capacity allocation process for preparingthe Working Timetable (and, in a similar way,its adjustments) will be in accordance with thefollowing flow diagram.
NETWORK STATEMENT 2008. UPDATECAPACITY ALLOCATION PROCESS89CAPACITY REQUESTSCapacitRequestsPRIORITIESRequestWITH CAPACITYRequestWITH NO CAPACITYPREFERENCESTechnical meshAdjustmentSolution withcoordinationNo SolutionCoordinationWorking TimetableProjectArgumentsWorking TimetableIn subsequent adjustments to Working Timetablepreparation, Capacity Allocation will preferablybe according to residual capacities and byusing the technical insertion of train paths onthe mesh, trying not to affect train paths thatalready exist.The CM is authorised to accept smallincompatibilities between train paths when theyconsider that they do not disturb the operationsof other trains.I. CAPACITY ALLOCATION PHASECAPACITY ALLOCATIONFor occasional train paths, the CM will confineitself to available Capacity, establishing thereception of requests as the order of priority.This phase will determine what requestswill obtain requests on the lines and thecorresponding time periods.04
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