BOMBARDIER SPA-5/LVA Technical Documentation Manual

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AUTOMATIC LEVEL CROSSING
SYSTEM SPA-5/LVA
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AUTOMATIC LEVEL CROSSING SYSTEM
SPA-5/LVA
December 16
th
, 2008
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1
DOCUMENT REVISION 3
2 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS 3
3 APPLICATION 4
3.1 PRODUCT DESTINATION...................................................................................................................... 4
3.2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................... 4
3.3 APPLICATION SCOPE.......................................................................................................................... 4
4 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 5
4.1 TECHNICAL DATA............................................................................................................................... 5
4.2 CONSTRUCTION AND CONFIGURATION................................................................................................. 8
4.2.1 System configuration....................................................................................................................... 8
4.2.2 ERR-20 – LX shelter construction................................................................................................... 9
4.2.3 Power supply rack......................................................................................................................... 10
4.2.4 Control rack ................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2.5 LX start procedure......................................................................................................................... 12
4.3 LX SYSTEM STRUCTURE................................................................................................................... 13
4.3.1 System structure............................................................................................................................ 13
4.3.2 Power supply system..................................................................................................................... 15
4.3.3 Interface between SPA-5/LVA and interlocking system................................................................ 16
4.3.4 EHZ-8 – LED Road Signal............................................................................................................. 22
4.3.5 Electrical Gate Machines............................................................................................................... 24
4.3.6 EAR-1 – Control Panel (CP).......................................................................................................... 26
4.4 SYSTEM ELEMENTS.......................................................................................................................... 27
4.4.1 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) ........................................................................................ 27
4.4.2 EMF-6 stabilized DC/DC power converter module....................................................................... 28
4.4.3 EDL-5 DC/AC converter............................................................................................................... 29
4.4.4 EMK-2 Battery voltage control module.......................................................................................... 30
4.4.5 EMB-10 Safety Breaker Module................................................................................................... 31
4.4.6 EMH-2 Manual Control Unit.......................................................................................................... 33
4.4.7 EDG-4 Audible alarm generator.................................................................................................... 35
4.4.8 EZE-2 Event Logger...................................................................................................................... 36
4.4.9 EDZ-30 module ............................................................................................................................. 37
4.4.10 Auxiliary elements ......................................................................................................................... 38
4.5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS .......................................................................................................... 39
4.6 PRODUCT SYMBOL........................................................................................................................... 40
5 SAFETY OPERATION RULES 42
6 PACKAGING, STORAGE AND TRANSPORT 42
6.1 ERR-2 SHELTER.............................................................................................................................. 42
6.2 OTHER ELEMENTS............................................................................................................................ 42
7 REMOVAL AND RECYCLING 43
8 RELATED DOCUMENTS 44
9 MANUFACTURER 44
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1 DOCUMENT REVISION
Revision Date Author Remarks
Change
No.
2008.12.16 Bartłomiej Pawełek Document created
0 2009.06.17 Tomasz Pisarek Document verification E150/2009
a 2009.11.02 Bartłomiej Pawełek Update CP chapter, figures update E317/2009
2 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS
LX Automatic Level Crossing System. Set of devices that
automatically warn road users about approaching
trains.
LX
disengagement
(released state)
LX status when warning devices are active and don’t
forbid road users to enter the crossing.
LX engagement LX status when warning devices are active and forbid
road users to enter the crossing.
LX safe state
LX state when normal operation of the system is
stopped, road signals forbid road users to enter the
crossing (as long as batteries are full).The only way-
out of the safe state is manual system restart.
Critical failure Failure that causes loss of the system operation
credibility and causes that system falls to the safe
state, i.e. loss of communication between control
channels, no PLC power supply, software operation
failure detection.
PLC
Programmable Logic Controller
CP
Control Panel
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3 APPLICATION
3.1 Product destination
Automatic Level Crossing System is destined to assure safety on crossings of
railway tracks and public roads. It automatically warns road users about trains
approaching to the crossings. It can be installed on level crossings with barriers or
half barriers situated on one- or more-track railway lines equipped with electrical
traction or having no traction at all. Railway line can be equipped with line block of
any technology or it can have no such system.
SPA-5/LVA system must be able to ensure safe rail and road traffic operation at
following crossing types:
a) Unguarded level crossings equipped with automatic light signalling (train-
operated or operated from the station interlocking system)
b) Guarded level crossings equipped with automatic warning light signalling and
with automatic or semiautomatic barrier booms of electrical gate machines (barrier
booms close automatically but open by means of button pressing by gate keeper)
c) Unguarded level crossing equipped with automatic light signalling with
automatic barrier booms of electrical gate machines, which may have a
supervisory monitoring at the nearest station and C.T.C control office.
3.2 Product description
Automatic Level Crossing System SPA-5/LVA is designed in accordance with
requirement specification defined by Latvian Railways.
Technical data of the system is presented in paragraph 4.1.
SPA-5/LVA is connected with Ebilock interlocking system. Ebilock is responsible to
send engagement and disengagement commands to LX. Depending on the
system state (engagement or disengagement) warning devices perform their tasks
according to the requirements. In case of guarded crossings a control panel is
used to enable operations of the gate keeper.
Information about LX status is sent to the remote control device that is placed in
the dispatcher’s room. Remote control device enables supervision of the LX
system operation and logging of events and faults.
3.3 Application scope
The number and type of equipment applied in the LX system can be defined for
each specific application. The version of a control unit as well as all the facilities of
the LX system can be adapted according to the specific requirements and
configuration of any crossing. Product symbol (4.6) defines the most important
configuration parameters of the system.
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4 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
4.1 Technical data
Parameter Data
Remarks
Power supply
Primary power supply
voltage
230V (+10%, -15%) / 50 Hz
Power consumption:
Maximum
Average
1500W
300W
Stabilised power supply
DC/DC converters to
charge batteries
EMF-65 26-31 V DC Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Buffered power supply of
LX devices
Types of batteries
24 V DC, 2-4 batteries
24V/85Ah,
24V/115Ah,
24V/150Ah
e.g.
A512/85A
Time of normal system
operation in case of no
supply 230V/50Hz
min. 8h / 100 pairs of trains
Warning devices
LED Road signal:
- Flashing frequency
- LED unit
- Power consumption
EHZ-8
0,67Hz
EHE-2
4W per one LED unit
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Audible alarm:
- Supply voltage
- Pulse frequency
- Sound intensity
Sound generator EDG-40 and
loudspeaker EDE-1000
12V or 24V DC
1Hz ±20%
60÷80dB in the distance of 7m
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Electrical gate machine:
- Barrier boom length
- Supply voltage
- Type
EEG-1
<= 12m
24VDC
no self-falling
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Barrier boom:
- Length
ESD-8
3,5 – 6,5m
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
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- Braking boom detector
circuits
- Brake-away protection
Yes
multiple use (with ball safety device)
Interlocking interface
Interlocking (Ebilock)
interface
EDJ-5 (electronic interface)
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Control System
Control and power supply
unit
ERR-20 – LX shelter
ERR-24 – LX rack
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Control system:
- CPU
- RAM
- Program Memory
- Program cycle
2 x PLC series 2003
7CP476
750Kbyte SRAM,
1,5Mbyte Flash PROM
50ms
Manufacturer
B&R (Austria)
Automatic/manual operation
Automatic operation System engagement /
disengagement from the interlocking
system
Manual operation Manual system engagement /
disengagement from the shelter/rack
and from the Control Panel
Monitoring and diagnostics
Remote Control Device:
- Visualization of 1-8 LXs
- Registration time
ERP-7
Panel PC with 12”LCD touch-screen
2 x 8 LED
2 x Audible alarm
at least 1 month
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Local Diagnostic Panel:
- Visualization
- Operation
EZG-17
LCD display 2x40 digits
5-key keyboard
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Event Logging Unit
- Data access
- Registration
EZE-2
PC application
65000 records
Manufacturer
BT ZWUS
Safety
Hardware - 2 independent PLC controlled
channels A and B
- 2 independent power supply
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channels
- Both channel realising the same
functional requirements
Software - A and B channel,
- 2 different compilers,
- 2 programming languages,
- error detecting codes, CRCs
- program sequence check
LX engagement
LX disengagement
1 out of 2
2 out of 2
Cyclic on-line testing - Testing of detectors and warning
devices
- Testing of intermediate modules
Environmental parameters
Temperature range for
track-side equipment
placed directly on field or
in cabinets
-40°C ÷ +70°C
Relative humidity 0 ÷ 95% without water vapour
condensation
Protection degree at least IP44 for shelters
Protection against electric
shocks
P 302 25-30-AC
Residual-Current Circuit Breaker
30mA Power supply –24V DC
Fire protection Constructional elements of the racks
non-flammable; electronic modules
designed with excess assuring that
their surface temperature does not
exceed the ambient temperature more
than 15%
Burglary protection LX system control unit receives signal
indicating that the ERR-20 shelter
door is open and sends information
about this to the Remote Control
Device.
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4.2 Construction and configuration
4.2.1 System configuration
SPA-5/LVA consists of the control and supply devices ERR-2 (in shelter or as a
rack to be placed in the interlocking shelter) and external devices. Application
configuration is defined by a product symbol (see 4.6).
Following external devices can be connected to the SPA-5/LVA:
Device Quantity
EHZ-8 LED Road Signal with two or three
aspects
max 6
EEG-1 Gate Machine with ESD-8 boom max 8
EDG-4 Audible Alarm max 4
EDJ-50 Interlocking Interface 1
Control Panel 1
EZE-2 Event Logger 1 (option)
EZG-17 Local Diagnostic Panel 1
ERP-7 Remote Control Device 1
EAR-1 Control Panel 1 (option)
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4.2.2 ERR-20 – LX shelter construction
SPA-5/LVA in ERR-20 variant is based on a standard shelter type EST-6022/LVA.
Control and power supply modules of LX SPA5/LVA are mounted inside this
shelter. Control racks (A and B) are mounted on the left side of the shelter, power
supply rack is installed on the right side.
All the cables from external devices go inside the shelter through respective cable
inlets located in the shelter’s floor and then they are connected to the terminal
strips. Further the cables are distributed, via terminal strips, to particular modules
of the control unit.
1604
1764
2452
Dimensions of the shelter ERR-20 (housing type EST-6022/LVA)
Figure 1
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4.2.3 Power supply rack
Power supply rack
Figure 2
List of elements placed on power supply rack.
1. Rack frame.
2. Terminal strip with outputs of channel A power source circuits and voltage
control circuits of channel A.
3. Terminal strip with outputs of channel B power source circuits and voltage
control circuits of channel B.
4. DC/DC converters EMF-65 for battery charging for A and B channel.
5. Power distribution terminal with fuses.
6. Mains control circuits.
7. Terminal strips of first mains.
8. Terminal strips of second mains (optional).
9. N/A.
10. Separation transformer.
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11. Electrolytic capacitor.
12. Rectifier.
13. Grounding terminal strip.
14. Battery.
4.2.4 Control rack
Control racks are configured according to the specific requirements of the
application. The example of the rack is presented below.
Example of Control Rack -channel A (KANAŁ A) and channel B (KANAŁ B)
Figure 3
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The most important elements placed on Control Rack.
5. EMB-10 Safety breaker module
6. EDJ-50 Ebilock interface
7. Power distribution terminal with over-current fuses (channel A)
8. Power distribution terminal with over-current fuses (channel B)
11. PLC A and PLC input, output modules
12. PLC B and PLC input, output modules
23. EMH-2 Manual Control Unit and StkA, StN1, StN3 Contactors
24. EDJ-50 Ebilock interface or EDL-51 module (configuration dependant)
25. RS-485 repeaters (galvanic isolation) for road signals and EDG-40 module
(channel A)
26 RS-485 repeaters (galvanic isolation) for road signals and EDG-40 module
(channel B)
27 Lighting protection and EDZ-3 modules set (channel A)
28 Lighting protection and EDZ-3 modules set (channel B)
49 RAD ASM-20 modem for interface Ebilock
4.2.5 LX start procedure
Because of safety reasons SPA-5/LVA can be started (restarted) only manually at
the crossing.
Procedure of SPA-5/LVA system start/restart:
a) Switch-off LA and LB fuses on terminal strips LAB on Control Rack A and
LBB on Control Rack B.
b) Switch-on LA and LB fuses (at the same time).
c) Wait until green LEDs “RUN” of CP476 PLC cards are on.
d) Turn left START switch (EMH-2 module) and pull it.
e) After at least 2 seconds push START switch.
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4.3 LX system structure
4.3.1 System structure
A Typical layout of the SPA-5/LVA LX is presented at the Figure 4. Types and
number of devices at LX, as well as the presence and types of the interfaces are
individually defined for the specific system localization.
ERR-2 (SPA-5/LVA control and power supply unit) is connected via serial
transmission link with the Ebilock interlocking system. Separate transmission link
connects ERR-2 with Remote Control Device (ERP-7).
Ebilock sends orders (e.g. engagement and disengagement commands) to LX and
receives statuses and simplified diagnostic messages from LX.
Control Room
ERR
-2
TRACK2
TRACK1
N2
N4
N1
N3
S1
S2
S3
S4
Dz1
Dz2
EZG
-
17
RS485
MODEM
MODEM
PC
EBILOCK
ERP-7
Control
Panel
(optionally)
Typical layout of LX
Figure 4
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Local Diagnostic Panel EZG-17 and Event Logger EZE-2 are foreseen to be used
directly at the crossing – in the LX shelter.
ERP-7 remote control device should be installed in the dispatcher’s room. In case
of the standard transmission cable the distance form ERP-7 to LX should not
exceed 5km. For longer distances amplifying units or modems must be used.
Connections of elements of SPA-5/LVA (ERR-2) are shown at Figure 5
and Figure 6.
SPA-5/LVA structure - example.
Figure 5
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4.3.2 Power supply system
SPA-5/LVA power supply system is located on a dedicated rack. Power supply is
divided into two parts – 230V AC and 24V DC part.
ERR-2 - power supply structure.
Figure 6
230V AC voltage part
230V AC voltage part is responsible for the supply of the system batteries, fun,
heater, lighting and also electric socket inside shelter. TRA and TRB transformers
assure a galvanic insulation of the system supply from the 230V AC input power
supply.
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24V DC voltage part
Low voltage part is responsible for the constant batteries’ charging and for the
power supply distribution for all the devices of ERR-2. Batteries (24V DC) are main
power supply of the whole LX equipment (modules on the racks and external
devices).
Voltage from transformers (about 29V AC) is to be rectified and stabilized. EMF-65
suppliers ZsA and ZsB are destined to charge the batteries. Information about
performance of ZsA is passed to the PLC A and information about performance of
ZsB is passed to the PLC B. EMK-2 module checks the value of the battery
voltage from which is powered. Output 5 of EMK-2 is used to pass the information
about the voltage level of the battery to PLC. Threshold value is about 21V. Output
7 of EMK-2 controls the coil of StA (StB) contactor (depending on the control
channel). StA (StB) switches-off the load when the battery voltage is too low.
4.3.3 Interface between SPA-5/LVA and interlocking system
Interlocking system is responsible for sending to SPA-5/LVA engagement and
disengagement commands during normal automatic operation. SPA-5/LVA
operation is based on the electronic interface with the interlocking system Ebilock.
Ebilock sends commands to LX and receives back confirmations and simplified
diagnostic messages.
Different variants of the connection between LX and Ebilock can be prepared
depending on the design requirements (distance between LX rack and interlocking
rack, number of LXs connected to the same station, etc.). Generally 3 types of
devices are necessary to realize interface between SPA-5/LVA and Ebilock:
electronic interface EDJ-5, Protocol Converter Unit PCU and modem (e.g. RAD
ASM-20).
PCU (Protocol Converter Unit)
PCU performs a bidirectional conversion of HDLC data streams into Ethernet data
streams used at the main level of the Ebilock communication. HDLC (High Level
Data Link Control) is a bit-oriented synchronous data link layer protocol developed
by the International Organization for Standardization used in transmission between
Ebilock and its object controllers.
EDJ-5 (transmission converter).
EDJ-5 is a bidirectional converter of HDLC data streams (maximally two streams)
required by Ebilock into one RS-232 data stream used by the object controller.
SPA-5/LVA works as an object controller.
Modem (e.g. RAD ASM-20)
Modems are required in case of long distances between elements of the
SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface. Modems are connected with four wire cable and
work in full duplex mode. Modem from one side has a digital interface (HDLC or
V.24/RS232) and on the other side diphase modulated signal (EUROCOM Std.
D1) to provide immunity from background noise, eliminate a normal line distortion
and enable efficient transmission and reception of serial data over a twisted pair
cable for assurance long distance transmission. Modems can be placed between
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SPA-5/LVA PLCs and EDJ-5 modules or between EDJ-5 modules and PCU
modules depending on the application design requirements.
Variants of the interface between SPA-5/LVA and Ebilock are specified below.
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4.3.3.1 SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface - variant 1
a) Distance – ERR-2 located far from station container
b) LX configuration – without barrier machines
c) Modem connection – one channel connection (no redundancy)
d) Digital interfaces of modems - V.24/RS-232
e) Example – interface between station Mezare (km154.4) and LX km 153.991
ERR-2
MODEM
Type: ASM-20
EDJ-5
PCU
PCU
SWITCH
SWITCH
MODEM
Type: ASM-20
NETWORK
STATION INTERLOCKING
located at station, or another container
PLC B
CAN
RS232
PLC A
CAN
SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface - variant 1.
Figure 7
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4.3.3.2 SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface - variant 2
a) Distance – ERR-2 located far from station container
b) LX configuration – with barrier machines
c) Modem connection – two channel connection (transmission channel
redundancy)
d) Digital interfaces of modems - HDLC
e) Example – N/A
SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface - variant 2.
Figure 8
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4.3.3.3 SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface - variant 3
a) Distance – ERR-2 located in the station container
b) LX configuration – with or without barrier machines
c) Modem connection – N/A
d) Digital interfaces of modems – N/A
e) Example – interface between interlocking SER (km 136.27) and LX km
135.966
SPA-5/LVA – Ebilock interface - variant 3.
Figure 9
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