Udemy - Application Railway Control & Communication (IRSE Module D)

(Modules D) of the Advanced Diploma in Railway Control Engineering/IRSE Professional Examination
What you'll learn
Train detection systems and equipment
Signals
Interlockings
Points Operating Equipment
Overspeed and overrun protection and warning systems
Inductive beacons and loops
Single line working systems
Cab signalling systems
Electrification power control
Signallers panels, displays and terminals
Automatic route-setting and traffic management systems
Telephone systems including operational and business telephone systems
Radio systems for railway operations; driver only operation, track to train systems, point to point systems, token systems
Safety related telecommunications, land-based and mobile, including use of public networks;
Wireless (wi-fi and LAN) networks for operations, business and passenger purposes
Automatic Train Operation
Automatic Train Supervision and scheduling
Public Address (station and long line)
Customer information Systems; real time and interactive systems
Clock systems
Personnel protection systems
Asset protection systems e.g. Hot axle box detectors
Vehicular level crossings and pedestrian crossing protection
CCTV systems for operational purposes
Video, voice, data recording systems - capacity, secure storage, information retrieval
The application of signalling & telecommunication principles to a particular layout.
Testing and commissioning, roles and responsibilities, testing strategies and plans, risk management, competence and independence from design,
Requirements
Basic Understanding of Railways
Description
Application of Railway Control & Communication Systems (Modules D) of the Advanced Diploma in Railway Control Engineering / IRSE Professional ExaminationThis comprehensive video lecture is designed to equip aspiring railway professionals and IRSE exam candidates with in-depth knowledge and practical understanding of Module D from the IRSE Professional Examination: Applications of Railway Control and Communication Systems.Whether you're an engineer preparing for the IRSE, working on railway projects, or advancing your professional qualifications in railway control engineering, this course serves as a vital resource for mastering the technical, operational, and management aspects of modern railway systems.What you will learn:Ancillary Systems:Understand the core supporting infrastructure - from power supplies, cabling systems, and condition monitoring to geo-positioning technologies, lightning protection, and timing synchronization.Control Systems:Explore the mechanisms behind train detection, interlockings, signalling, cab signalling, point operation, and overspeed protection systems.Command Systemsive into the heart of railway operations: traffic management, signaller interfaces, automatic route setting, operational telecommunications, safety-critical communications, and automatic train operation and supervision.Operational and Safety Equipment:Analyze supporting systems such as public address, CCTV, level crossing protection, hot axle box detectors, and customer information systems.Application and Integration:Learn how to apply these technologies to real-world rail layouts, ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable train movements through functional design, control tables, aspect sequences, and system specifications.Testing & Commissioningevelop skills in testing strategies, risk management, and commissioning methodologies that ensure compliance and readiness of systems for operation.Environmental and Maintenance Considerations:Understand how environmental conditions, interference, and operational hazards influence design, implementation, and maintenance practices.Business and Project Management Context:Gain insight into stakeholder management, system lifecycle assurance, contractual frameworks, design competency, and performance management in a business-led environment.
Who this course is for
Railway Signal Engineers
Railway Professionals
Signal Engineers
Railway Operation Managrs
Railway Infrastructure Developers
Transportation Policy Makers
Technology Enthusiasts
Students and Academics
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