LUL - S1195
Signalling - Functional Requirements
Organization: | LUL |
Publication Date: | 1 July 2019 |
Status: | inactive |
Page Count: | 69 |
scope:
This standard is for use by all those engaged in the design and modification of Signalling Systems used anywhere on the London Underground (LU) Railway. This standard applies to mainline and signalled depot sections of the LU Railway.
This standard covers requirements that are applicable for conventional and transmission based technologies except where specifically noted otherwise.
Note: This standard is written in terms which reflect, in some instances, the historical design and implementation existing before the advent of modern signalling systems such as Communication Based Train Control (CBTC). Where specific terms have been used that imply a particular implementation that is not applicable to a new design, then the original term may be read as being equivalent to a new term. For example, 'trainstop' may be the equivalent to an 'Automatic Train Protection (ATP) stop code' used in a new system.
Purpose
The purpose of this standard is to define the Signalling Functional Requirements which are mandatory to the design and modification of all Signalling Systems used anywhere on the London Underground (LU) Railway.
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