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What is the primary function of a zugmeldestelle (Zmst)?
What is the primary function of a zugmeldestelle (Zmst)?
- To control the signals of approaching trains
- To organize maintenance schedules for train tracks
- To limit the speed of trains
- To define sections of train routes and regulate the order of trains (correct)
Which type of signal indicates whether the next track section can be used?
Which type of signal indicates whether the next track section can be used?
- Protection signal
- Block signal
- Entry signal
- Main signal (correct)
What are the components included in main signals?
What are the components included in main signals?
- Entry signals, Exit signals, and Intermediate signals (correct)
- Zugmeldestellen, Zugfolgestellen, and Hauptsignale
- Speed signals, Protection signals, and Block signals
- Automatic signals, Manual signals, and Warning signals
What does a zugfolgestelle control?
What does a zugfolgestelle control?
In a railway station, which types of signals are included under main signals?
In a railway station, which types of signals are included under main signals?
Flashcards
Zugmeldestelle (Zmst)
Zugmeldestelle (Zmst)
A point on a railway that defines sections of train routes, regulating the order trains travel in. It is always found at stations, junctions, and switching points.
Zugfolgestelle
Zugfolgestelle
A point that manages the sequence of trains on open tracks, defining the order of train movements and limiting route segments.
Hauptsignale (Main Signals)
Hauptsignale (Main Signals)
Signals that inform train drivers if the next track section is safe to use, defining block section boundaries.
Entry/Exit/Intermediate Signals
Entry/Exit/Intermediate Signals
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Block Signals/Protection Signals
Block Signals/Protection Signals
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