Computer interlocking logic controller: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Manual routing errors in rail transit lead to catastrophic collisions and throughput bottlenecks. These innovations automate signal reopening and switch synchronization to ensure fail-safe traffic flow.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Computer interlocking logic controller?
Distributed control synchronization failure
(62)evidences
Inconsistent state data between on-board and zone controllers leads to operational hazards. Resolving these discrepancies ensures safe interlocking and prevents false alarms in high-speed rail environments.
Inaccurate train positioning and speed
(53)evidences
Discrepancies in coordinate systems and sensor failures lead to unreliable location tracking. Precise positioning ensures safe separation distances and prevents collisions.
Irregular train headway intervals
(43)evidences
Inconsistent spacing between vehicles leads to service instability and passenger congestion. Stabilizing intervals prevents cascading delays and optimizes line capacity.
Switching command execution failure
(34)evidences
Discrepancies between physical switch positions and digital controller logic lead to operational hazards. Ensuring accurate real-time status alignment prevents derailments and system-wide signaling failures.