Tunnel Communication Systems in Indian Railways
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How often must the systems and communication media installed inside the tunnels be inspected?

  • Quarterly
  • Every two weeks
  • Weekly
  • Monthly (correct)

Who is responsible for reporting system failures daily?

  • The SSE/JE/TELE
  • The controlling officer (correct)
  • The railway operations manager
  • The maintenance technician

Which of the following tools is NOT listed as required for the maintenance of equipment?

  • Pressure gauge (correct)
  • Multimeter
  • Screw driver
  • Hydrometer

What is required to be provided in the monthly failure report to the Headquarter?

<p>Monthly statement of all failures (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which device is specifically mentioned as part of the monthly inspection requirements?

<p>Video surveillance system (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the primary categories for tunnel lengths on the Indian Railway network?

<p>Less than 500 meters (A), More than 5 kilometers (B), More than 500 meters to 5 kilometers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which frequency bands are used for VHF Simplex communication in Indian Railways?

<p>146-163 MHz (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of communication system is specifically mentioned for emergency communication in tunnels?

<p>VHF Simplex (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a frequency band used for tunnel communication systems in Indian Railways?

<p>800-900 MHz (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Tunnel Radio System mentioned in the document?

<p>To provide uninterrupted communication inside tunnels (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the frequency range allocated for LocoTrol communication in Indian Railways?

<p>424-430 MHz (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which communication technology uses frequency bands of 876-915 MHz (Uplink) and 921-960 MHz (Downlink)?

<p>GSM-R/LTE (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct frequency band for TETRA communication on Indian Railways?

<p>370-430 MHz (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main purpose of the Master Unit in tunnel communication systems?

<p>To convert RF signals to light for optical transmission. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which unit is used to convert Optical Signals back into RF Signals?

<p>Optical Remote Unit (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of cable is used for wireless communication inside tunnels to minimize smoke accumulation in case of fire?

<p>Leaky Cable with FRLS properties (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which system would be used for tunnels less than 500 meters long?

<p>High Gain Off-Air Channelized Repeaters (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary function of 7/8" Leaky Cable in tunnels?

<p>To act as an extended antenna for RF signals (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What types of communication does the Optical Remote Unit support?

<p>VHF Simplex, LocoTrol, GSM-R/LTE, TETRA, and TCAS (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For tunnels less than 500 meters, where should antennas be installed?

<p>At the tunnel site (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How are the remote units monitored and controlled?

<p>Using Ethernet Modem and fiber connection (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What power supply specifications are required for the Master Unit in tunnels?

<p>230VAC 50Hz or -48 VDC (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What defines a communication channel's coverage as 'failure-free'?

<p>It operates without any interruptions. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is required for tunnels longer than 500 meters in terms of fibre junction box?

<p>A Fibre Junction Box must be installed (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the communication system mentioned for the tunnel?

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How frequently should Emergency Telephones be installed in a tunnel?

<p>On tunnel walls every 250 meters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What system connection is suggested for video surveillance and public address systems in the tunnel?

<p>Optic Fibre system (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of antennas should be installed for tunnels longer than 500 meters?

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Why is it necessary for the Emergency Telephone to function correctly in the tunnel environment?

<p>Due to potentially high noise and poor light (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of installing a sound hood in tunnels?

<p>To avoid noise affecting conversation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

At what intervals should the transmitting frequency and power of the system be checked?

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What is the required installation distance for loudspeakers in the tunnel?

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Which type of telephone services should be connected to Tunnel Maintenance Boxes?

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What kind of system should be provided inside tunnels for monitoring purposes?

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How often should the specific gravity of each cell in the power supply system be checked?

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What is the purpose of the weekly checks on the antenna system and radiating cables?

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Where should all camera feeds from the surveillance system be transferred to?

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What is the primary purpose of using an optical power meter in the maintenance of equipment?

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Which tool is specifically suggested for ensuring the quality of fiber connections?

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What is typically included in the monthly status report submitted to the Headquarter regarding system failures?

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What is the primary communication requirement for tunnels longer than 5 Km?

<p>Uninterrupted communication with headquarters and operation centers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How often should the connecting cables supplied with the system be maintained?

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Which of the following frequency bands is recommended for LTE communication on Indian Railways?

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What is the significance of having a reference screenshot while assessing system conditions?

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Which type of communication system is indicated as the lifeline of train operation?

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What type of communication is handled under the TCAS system?

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Which frequency range is allocated for VHF Simplex communication in the Indian Railway network?

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For tunnels between 500 meters and 5 Km, which communication systems are explicitly required?

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What characteristic is essential for the Tunnel Radio System's operation among tunnels?

<p>Uninterrupted communication across multiple tunnels (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which device's communication frequency band is specifically mentioned for LocoTrol in Indian Railways?

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What is the necessary power supply specification for the Master Unit in tunnel communication systems?

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Why must antennas be installed on a Tower for tunnels longer than 500 meters?

<p>To comply with SACFA clearance requirements (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of a Fibre Junction Box in tunnel communications?

<p>To connect the Master Unit to optical remote units in tunnels over 500 meters (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How frequently should Emergency Telephones be installed in a tunnel?

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What is the primary role of the Optical Remote Unit in tunnel communication systems?

<p>To convert optical signals back to RF signals and transmit them via Leaky cable. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What additional systems should be connected through the optical fibre system in tunnels?

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Which of the following components is specifically used for tunnels longer than 500 meters?

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What type of communication system is outlined for tunnels less than 500 meters?

<p>Direct installation on tunnel site (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key characteristic of the Leaky Cable used in tunnel communication?

<p>It is flame-retardant and minimizes smoke accumulation in case of fire. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of cable is essential for minimizing smoke accumulation in tunnels during a fire?

<p>Optic Fibre Cable (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following systems is incorporated to ensure seamless communication over various channels in the tunnel?

<p>Dual Radiating Cable Systems (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What conditions are required for an Emergency Telephone to function properly in a tunnel?

<p>High noise and poor light environment (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What ensures that the communication channels within the tunnel operate concurrently and without failure?

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Which component would be primarily responsible for signal conversion from RF to light in fiber-fed repeater systems?

<p>Master Unit (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of communication is supported by Off-Air Channelized Repeaters for tunnels less than 500 meters?

<p>VHF Simplex, LocoTrol, GSM-R/LTE, TETRA, and TCAS (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of repeater is specifically designed to enhance coverage in tunnels shorter than 500 meters?

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What is the maximum distance between loudspeakers installed in the tunnel for the public addressing system?

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Which system should monitor the camera feed from the IP-based video surveillance system?

<p>Tunnel Control Center (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How often should the antenna system and leaky cable connections be checked for any damage?

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What is the purpose of extending hotline telephone services to tunnel maintenance boxes?

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What should be done if fault alarms are noticed on the master unit?

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What is required for the power supply system's weekly checks?

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What is the main function of the public addressing system during incidents?

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended maintenance practice for the communication system?

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Flashcards

Tunnel Communication Categories

Indian Railways categorizes tunnels by length: less than 500 meters, 500 meters to 5 km, and greater than 5 km.

VHF Simplex

A radio communication system in the 146-163MHz range, used for communication within the tunnel, especially for maintenance & construction blocks.

LocoTrol

A radio communication system in the 424-430MHz range, used in trains for communication between the driver, guard & station master.

GSM-R/LTE

Radio communication systems in the 876-915MHz/921-960MHz (Uplink/Downlink) for GSM-R and 700MHz for LTE, used for communication with train operators & staff.

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TCAS

Radio communication system in the 405-512MHz range, used for train control and communication in tunnels.

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TETRA

A radio communication system in the 370-430MHz, used for communication within tunnels by the staff and between the train operators.

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Tunnel Radio System

A system that supports communication inside tunnels and between tunnel networks, connecting to headquarters and operation centers for various tasks.

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Radio Communication System in Tunnels

Used for communication during maintenance, construction, between train crew (driver and guard), emergencies, and train control.

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Leaky Cable

A coaxial cable with gaps in the outer conductor, allowing radio signals to leak through, acting as an antenna.

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Tunnel Antenna Placement ( < 500m )

Antenna for VHF, LocoTrol, GSM-R/LTE, TCAS, TETRA should be installed at the tunnel site.

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Tunnel Antenna Placement ( > 500m )

Antenna for VHF, LocoTrol, GSM-R/LTE, TCAS, TETRA should be installed on a tower.

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Optical Fiber Connection

Master unit connects to tunnel optical remote unit via Fiber Junction Box for video, PA systems.

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Tunnel Power Supply

Power supplies with AC/DC backup needed for master unit, optical remote unit/repeaters.

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Fiber Junction Box

Required for tunnel lengths exceeding 500 meters to connect different sections of the fiber optic cable.

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Emergency Telephone Placement

Emergency telephones should be placed at key points in tunnel cross passages, walkways, walls (every 250m), and shafts.

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Tunnel Communication Cable Types

Optic fiber and copper cables laid in pipes to connect various tunnel facilities (PA, CCTV).

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Tunnel Communication System

A system for continuous, clear audio communication throughout a tunnel, using various technologies like VHF, GSM-R, and TCAS. Independent channels offer simultaneous, failure-free communication.

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Master Unit

Converts RF signals to light for fiber optic transmission, particularly in tunnels longer than 500 meters. Can handle VHF, GSM-R, TCAS, etc signals.

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Optical Remote Unit

Translates optical signals back into RF signals at the remote end of the tunnel, transmitting over leaky cable for wireless tunnel coverage. Monitored remotely.

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Off-Air Repeater

High-gain repeaters used for tunnels less than 500 meters, feeding dual radiating cable systems to support VHF, GSM-R, TCAS, and other systems.

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Leaky Cable

Flame-retardant and low-smoke cable used for wireless communication (VHF, GSM-R, TCAS, etc) to minimize smoke buildup in accidental fires. Two cables per tunnel tube.

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Fiber Optic Link

Part of the communication system, particularly in longer tunnels (>500m), for efficient signal transfer between master and remote units.

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VHF Simplex

A specific wireless communication method (often for radio) used in the tunnels.

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500 Meter Threshold

A length determining the specific communication technology used in railway tunnels. Above 500 meters, different equipment sets in use.

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Emergency Communication Socket (EC)

A socket connecting to an emergency communication system for critical tunnel situations

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Monthly Inspection of Tunnel Systems

Inspecting all communication and systems inside tunnels every month

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Daily Failure Reporting

Reporting system failures to the controlling officer daily

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Monthly System Failure Report to Headquarter

Submitting monthly reports of system failures to the headquarters

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Optical Power Meter

A tool used for measuring light intensity, critical for fiber optic networks

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Sound Hood Installation

Sound hoods are recommended for tunnel communication systems to prevent noise disruption of conversations.

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Emergency Telephone Linkage

Emergency telephones should be connected to the existing emergency communication system, ending at the Divisional Control Room.

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Public Address System

A public address system, including loudspeakers spaced every 100 meters and required for over 500m tunnels, is needed to inform or warn personnel and provide instructions in unusual circumstances.

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Hotline Telephone Extension

Hotline telephone service should be extended to Tunnel Maintenance Boxes and connected to control rooms for rapid communication.

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Railway Telephone Extension

Railway telephone services are to be extended to appropriate Tunnel Maintenance Boxes and linked to divisional railway exchanges.

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Video Surveillance System

An IP-based video surveillance network with low-light camera capabilities needs to be installed inside tunnels to provide continuous monitoring.

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Monthly System Check

System transmission frequency and power should be verified once per month through the system's internal feedback or PC connection to the master unit.

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Weekly Power Checks

Weekly checks of input and output voltages, currents, and cell battery specific gravity are part of maintaining the tunnel system's power supply system.

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Tunnel Communication Categories

Indian Railways categorizes tunnels by length: < 500m, 500m-5km, >5km.

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VHF Simplex

Radio communication (146-163MHz) crucial for train operation and tunnel maintenance.

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LocoTrol

Radio system (424-430MHz) for train driver, guard & station comms.

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GSM-R/LTE

Mobile radio (876-915MHz/921-960MHz for GSM-R, 700MHz for LTE) for comms with trains and staff.

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TCAS

Radio comm system (405-512MHz) for train control and tunnel operations.

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TETRA

Railway comm system (370-430MHz) for tunnel staff, train crew and HQ.

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Tunnel Radio System

A system supporting continuous communication inside and between tunnels, crucial for operations and emergencies.

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Radio Comm in Tunnels

Provides communication for maintenance, construction, train crew, emergencies and train control within tunnels.

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Master Unit Function

Converts RF signals to optical signals for fiber optic transmission in tunnels longer than 500 meters.

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Optical Remote Unit

Converts optical signals back to RF signals for wireless transmission, connecting to a master unit, and covering tunnels through leaky cable.

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Off-Air Repeater ( < 500m )

High gain repeaters for tunnels shorter than 500 meters, feeding dual radiating cable systems for wireless communication.

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Leaky Cable Function

Flame-retardant cable for wireless communication within tunnels, minimizing smoke in case of fire. Used in all tunnel lengths.

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500m Tunnel Threshold

Length that determines the type of communication equipment used in railway tunnels. Longer tunnels use Master and Optical Remote units.

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VHF Simplex

A radio communication method within a frequency range, used in tunnels, particularly for smaller or shorter tunnel applications.

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Tunnel Communication System

A system providing continuous, clear audio throughout a tunnel, with failure-free, simultaneous operation across multiple radio bands.

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GSM-R/LTE

Radio communication systems used in tunnels for train operation and staff communication.

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EC socket

Emergency communication socket for critical tunnel situations.

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Monthly Inspection

Regular inspection of all tunnel systems and communication every month.

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Daily Failure Report

System failures should be reported to the controlling officer daily in the morning.

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Monthly Failure Statement

A summary of reported failures is documented monthly and reported to headquarters.

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Maintenance Tools

Optical power meter, hydrometer, digital multimeter, line tester, splicing machine, basic tools, radios, reference screen, laptop, and connecting cables are required for maintenance.

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Sound Hood Installation

Sound hoods are recommended for tunnel communication systems to prevent noise disruption of conversations.

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Emergency Telephone Linkage

Emergency telephones should be connected to the existing emergency communication system, ending at the Divisional Control Room.

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Public Address System

A public address system, including loudspeakers spaced every 100 meters and required for over 500m tunnels, is needed to inform or warn personnel and provide instructions in unusual circumstances.

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Hotline Telephone Extension

Hotline telephone service should be extended to Tunnel Maintenance Boxes and connected to control rooms for rapid communication.

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Railway Telephone Extension

Railway telephone services are to be extended to appropriate Tunnel Maintenance Boxes and linked to divisional railway exchanges.

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Video Surveillance System

An IP-based video surveillance network with low-light camera capabilities needs to be installed inside tunnels to provide continuous monitoring.

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Monthly System Check

System transmission frequency and power should be verified once per month through the system's internal feedback or PC connection to the master unit.

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Weekly Power Checks

Weekly checks of input and output voltages, currents, and cell battery specific gravity are part of maintaining the tunnel system's power supply system.

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Leaky Cable

A coaxial cable with openings in its outer conductor, allowing radio signals to leak through its entire length, functioning as an extended antenna.

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Tunnel Antenna Placement (<500m)

Antennas for VHF, LocoTrol, GSM-R/LTE, TCAS, and TETRA systems should be installed within the tunnel itself for tunnels shorter than 500 meters.

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Tunnel Antenna Placement (>500m)

Antennas for VHF, LocoTrol, GSM-R/LTE, TCAS, and TETRA systems should be installed on a tower for tunnels longer than 500 meters.

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Optical Fiber Connection

The master unit connects to the tunnel's optical remote unit via a fiber junction box, allowing for video surveillance and public address system transmission.

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Tunnel Power Supply

Power supplies, with backup batteries (AC or DC), are required for the master unit, optical remote units, and repeaters within the tunnel.

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Fiber Junction Box

A fiber junction box is needed for tunnels longer than 500 meters to connect fiber optic cables for long-distance communication.

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Emergency Telephone Placement

Emergency telephones should be installed at key points inside tunnels (crossings, walkways, walls every 250 meters, and shafts) for easy access in emergencies.

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Communication Cable Types

Optical fiber and copper cables are used for connecting different tunnel facilities, including PA systems, CCTV cameras, and are routed through PVC or DWC pipes for protection.

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Study Notes

Tunnel Communication

  • Indian Railways tunnels are categorized by length: less than 500 meters, 500 meters to 5 km, and over 5 km.
  • Communication systems in tunnels must support communication needs for tunnels in each category.

Radio Communication Systems

  • Radio communication systems are needed for various purposes within tunnels, including maintenance, construction, driver-guard communication, emergency communication, as well as train control.
  • VHF Simplex: Uses frequency bands 146-163 MHz. This is essential for communication between train operation elements and other radios inside or outside the tunnel. It's designed for seamless, uninterrupted communication across the network.
  • LocoTrol: Uses frequency bands 424-430 MHz.
  • GSM-R/LTE: Uses frequency bands 876-915MHz (uplink) and 921-960MHz (downlink) for GSM-R, as well as 700MHz for LTE.
  • TCAS: Employs frequency bands 405-512 MHz.
  • TETRA: Uses frequency bands 370-430 MHz.

Tunnel Radio System Details

  • The system provides continuous coverage within the tunnel.
  • It connects with headquarters, operation centers, and handheld devices used by staff and emergency responders.
  • The system includes master units, remote optical units, and off-air repeaters to handle radio signals.
  • Different tunnel lengths use varying equipment setups (e.g., master unit use in tunnels longer than 500m).

System Details for Tunnel Communication

  • Master Unit: Converts RF signals to light signals for fiber optic transmission. Primarily used for tunnel lengths over 500 meters.
  • Optical Remote Unit: Converts optical signals back to RF for use in tunnel wireless communication (using leaky cables) and connects to the master unit.
  • Off-Air Channelized Repeater: Used for tunnels less than 500 meters to improve signal strength and coverage with high-gain antennas.
  • Leaky Cable: Used for wireless communication within tunnels to provide effective signal transmission. Has slots for the signal to pass.

Antennas and Fiber Optic Cables

  • Antennas are needed for different tunnel lengths and types of communication (VHF, GSM-R/LTE, TCAS, etc.).
  • Optical fiber cable is crucial. Connecting the master unit to the remote optical unit within tunnels over 500m.
  • Fiber optic cable infrastructure is essential, connecting various points inside the tunnel.

Power Supply and Junction Box

  • Power supply units are needed to power the system elements inside the tunnel.
  • Fibre junction boxes are needed in tunnels longer than 500 meters to handle the connection points.
  • The systems include battery backup in certain cases.

Tunnel Communication Diagrams

  • Diagrams exist for tunnel communication setups varying by length and needs.

Emergency Telephones

  • Emergency telephones should be positioned at key points in tunnels, walkways, and shafts (every 250 meters).
  • They need to operate despite potential noise and low light conditions.

Public Addressing System

  • A public address system using loudspeakers placed every 100 meters is needed inside tunnels. This is used for maintenance staff communication, incident warnings, etc.

Hotline Telephone

  • Hotline services should connect to tunnel maintenance boxes and the central tunnel control room (or divisional control room) for prompt issues handling.

Control and Monitoring

  • A control and monitoring system are necessary to oversee operations within tunnels.

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Explore the various communication systems used in Indian Railways tunnels. This quiz covers different radio communication technologies, their frequency bands, and the specific needs for effective communication in tunnels. Test your understanding of the importance of these systems in maintenance and safety.

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