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捷運技術半年刊 第40 期 98年7月                                          147





                                CBTC 於內湖線行車監控系統之運用





                                                       ॽ጑ඓ       1

                                                        摘 要



                 ʫಳᇞБԓ္છӻ୕મ̋͜ࣅɽBombardierʮ̡ʘCITYFLO 650ӻ୕dϤӻ୕ڷ˸ஷৃ
            ˙όԸҁϓБԓ္છ̌ঐdуɓছה၈ʘCBTC(Communications Based Train Control)dΐԓ
            τΌග൷ڷમ͜୅ਗόௐ෦ਜග(Moving Block)ʘݖ࿴f͟׵ʫಳᇞڷ਷ʫ࠯ϣમ͜CBTC

            ʘɽ଺ઠ༶ӻ୕dɦʫಳᇞމ˝ݘᇞʘַФ༩ᇞdމ༺Ցʫಳe˝ݘᇞ˜ɓԓՑֵeೌ඲ᔷ
            ࠱™ʘ༶ᔷცӋd͊Ը˝ݘᇞʘБԓ္છӻ୕dਗ਼ৣΥʫಳᇞʈ೻ʚ˸һอf݂͊Ըίʫಳ
            ᇞҁʈܝd৵तזʮ̡ί̨̏˝ݘᇞٙ໮Ⴆӻ୕ਗ਼ΝࣛԐɝዝ̦fίϤҎૐᔟ͉͟˖ʘʧ

            ୗdᜫᛘ٫࿁͊Ըʫಳᇞમ͜ʘCBTCБԓ္છӻ୕dঐϞ฿ܼʘႩᗆf


            ᗫᒟ൚j ஷৃόΐԓછՓӻ୕eІਗΐԓ዁ЪeІਗΐԓڭᚐeІਗΐԓ္ൖeІਗΐԓ
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                                  The Application of CBTC to the Neihu Line

                                                  Ying-Chiun Weng

                                                       Abstract

                  The CITYFLO 650 system developed by Bombardier Inc. is adopted in the Neihu line’s
             Automatic Train Control (ATC) system. It is a driverless system and operated through a system

             commonly referred to as a Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) with moving block to
             keep the safety separation between train runs. Since the Neihu line, an extension of the Muzha
             line, is the first mass rapid transit system in Taiwan to adopt CBTC, the Muzha line’s ATC system
             will be also retrofitted so as to be in line with the Neihu line, in order to fulfill the operational

             requirement of "one train no transfer" of the Neihu & Muzha lines. After the completion of the
             Neihu line, the MATRA signaling system of the Muzha line will become a part of history. Through
             the following introduction, readers will be enlightened and have a general idea of the CBTC ATC
             system that will be adopted on the Neihu line in the future.



             Keywords: CBTC, ATO, ATP, ATS, ATC





            1   ၽִ̹̏݁ઠ༶ʈ೻҅ዚཥӻ୕ʈ೻ஈਓʈ೻̡              ycweng@trts.dorts.gov.tw
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