Frauscher axle counter manual

 · The objective of testing and examining the Frauscher axle counters is to find and remove any potential failure condition, and ensure as far as possible, that the axle counter will function safely and satisfactorily until the next scheduled examination. This includes testing and examination of all equipment as applicable, including. The Frauscher Advanced Counter FAdC is a Multi Section Digital Axle counter which is modular in design and have following advantages: Flexible architecture. No trackside electronics thus reduced interference. Track access for routine maintenance is less since the sensor currents are monitored in the station equipment room itself. Frauscher axle counting systems are modular and highly flexible, and at the same time extremely straightforward to plan, design and configure. Once an integrator has established a core design for a project, this design can easily be adapted for other projects or locations.

Multi Section digital axle counters and exchange of signalling information has been done through the utilization of IO-EXBs which are part of MSDAC. The typical scheme is explained using M/s Frauscher make FAdC R2 system. The same scheme may be adopted to other MSDACs with slight modi cation and tailoring to the needs of di erent makes. Frauscher Axle Counter Systems ESD Introduction This document is uncontrolled when printed. Version Number: Date Reviewed: Page 4 of 19 1 Introduction Purpose This standard provides the minimum requirements for use of Frauscher axle counter systems on the ARTC rail network. Scope. A Frauscher axle counter sensor, as an example, can be 8,m from the evaluation unit, while the new ALTPRO axle counter sensor model ZK24 can go up to 49 km from the unit. The axle counter cable of 8,m or 49,m could typically be buried in a plastic conduit, which can also be used for CBI cables.

This standard provides the minimum requirements for use of Frauscher axle counter systems on the ARTC rail network. Scope This standard covers Frauscher axle counters that are type approved for use on the ARTC rail network. It covers the minimum requirements for design, installation, testing commissioning, and maintenance. Frauscher axle counting systems are modular and highly flexible, and at the same time extremely straightforward to plan, design and configure. Once an integrator has established a core design for a project, this design can easily be adapted for other projects or locations. The Frauscher Advanced Counter FAdC is a Multi Section Digital Axle counter which is modular in design and have following advantages: Flexible architecture. No trackside electronics thus reduced interference. Track access for routine maintenance is less since the sensor currents are monitored in the station equipment room itself.