01 就地铁而言,Line open & shunt
就地铁而言,Verify CBTC zone healthy and PSDs aligned before entering mainline.
地铁 · 隧道与高架上的城市快速轨道交通。
分数是本图鉴内的相对0–100分。用于浏览,不是工程规格。
先看本地视角中的型式认定、营运许可与枢纽——不要假定一份全球清单。
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No. The six scores are relative editorial 0–100 marks across the 48 types on this site.
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Metric is the default. Regional notes (US customary, local brand culture) appear in culture and market chapters.
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安全运行地铁需要按相同顺序追踪能量、信息与机械流。
CBTC、ERS等通用缩写保留,并在上下文中解释。
就地铁而言,Passenger flow limits throughput more than train max speed on urban lines.
就地铁而言,Autumn contamination reduces acceleration and extends 制动 distance.
就地铁而言,CBTC safe separation shrinks with accurate odometry and low latency radio.
就地铁而言,Shoes must bridge gaps without losing propulsion on short third-rail sections.
就地铁而言,Train motion pushes air through stations affecting platform comfort.
就地铁而言,Verify CBTC zone healthy and PSDs aligned before entering mainline.
就地铁而言,Monitor platform CCTV; close doors on interlock clearance.
就地铁而言,Apply traction map to next speed cap respecting jerk limits.
就地铁而言,Coast into stations where grades allow to save 制动 wear.
就地铁而言,Berth within ±0.3 m for PSD and gap management.
就地铁而言,Cab swap or walk-through inspection at terminal loops.
就地铁而言,CBTC still enforces minimum separation and station occupancy rules.
就地铁而言,Horizontal and vertical gaps define accessible boarding aids.
就地铁而言,Walkways and cross-passages govern emergency egress plans.
重塑城际走廊的专用高速客运列车。
综合 83 🚂跨洲运送散货与集装箱的铁路货运。
综合 58 🚊路面与轻轨车辆,连接社区与市中心。
综合 65 🚝单梁高架交通。
综合 58 🚄悬浮在磁场上的列车——近乎无摩擦的航空级速度。
综合 76 🚂用煤与水开创铁路时代的铁马。
综合 42 🚈介于有轨电车与地铁之间 — 专用道与路面混跑的城市轨道。
综合 69 🚞在陡坡上用缆绳牵引的城市与山地铁路。
综合 58 🚞Trains that bite a toothed rack on steep grades — mountain lines where adhesion alone cannot hold.
综合 53