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NR SSI8003-69B

Junction Signalling - Chapter B: Route Indicator Mixture, Reading Through and Flashing Aspects

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Organization: NR
Publication Date: 5 September 2015
Status: active
Page Count: 23
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Introduction

SSI8003-69 deals with some of the more complex junction signalling arrangements, including flashing aspects and splitting distant signals. It is based on GK/RT0031.

These subjects are dealt with under the following main sections headings:

Chapter B - Route Indicator Mixture, Reading Through, and Flashing Aspects

2. Mixture of Route and Junction Indicator Types with Sequential Lighting

3. Reading through

4. Flashing aspects

5. Referenced Standards

Chapter C - Splitting Distant Signals

1. Introduction

2. Principles

3. Data - General

4. Data - Simpler Case - Left-hand Junction

5. Data - Simpler Case - Right-hand Junction

6. Outer Splitting Distant Signal

7. Where Junction Signal Main Aspect is Visible Before its Indication of Route

8. Interlocking Boundary in Rear of Junction Signal 9. Referenced Standards

Document History

NR SSI8003-69B
September 5, 2015
Junction Signalling - Chapter B: Route Indicator Mixture, Reading Through and Flashing Aspects
Introduction SSI8003-69 deals with some of the more complex junction signalling arrangements, including flashing aspects and splitting distant signals. It is based on GK/RT0031. These subjects are...
December 4, 2010
SSI Data Preparation - Junction Signalling - Chapter B: Route Indicator Mixture, Reading Through, and Flashing Aspects (aka RT/SSI/8003-69B)
Introduction SSI8003-69 deals with some of the more complex junction signalling arrangements, including flashing aspects and splitting distant signals. It is based on Signalling Principles Standard...

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