RELATION BETWEEN STRUCTURES OF AN INTERLOCKING SYSTEM AND TEST DIAGNOSTICS REQUIREMENTS

Authors

  • Karol Rásto\vcn\´y
  • Ji\vrí Zahradník

Abstract

In the development phase of an interlocking system realised as a two-channel system with SW comparison and feedback, there is necessity to define maximum fault detection-plus-negation times on the base of known reliability parameters and to support them by an appropriate way of test diagnostics. Using example of the analysis of a two-channel system with two switching points and feedback and a two-channel system with three switching points and feedback, in the paper there is discussed an influence of a choice of the interlocking system structure on maximum fault detection-plus-negation times. For better understanding, in the paper there are given values of maximum detection-plus-negation times for faults of considered system elements that are calculated using the values of fictitious element failure rates.

Keywords:

interlocking system, hazardous state, fault detection, test, diagnostics

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How to Cite

Rásto\vcn\´y, K., Zahradník, J. (1999) “RELATION BETWEEN STRUCTURES OF AN INTERLOCKING SYSTEM AND TEST DIAGNOSTICS REQUIREMENTS”, Periodica Polytechnica Transportation Engineering, 27(1-2), pp. 29–41.

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