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TB/T 3490-2017 in English

TB/T 3490-2017 in English

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Technical specifications of high-voltage safety interlock system for rolling stock

  • Issued on:2017-11-19
  • Implemented on:2018-06-01
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Introduction

Interpretation of the core content of the standard

This standard establishes a complete technical framework for the high-voltage safety interlock system, ensuring operational safety through mechanical-electrical dual protection. The system adopts a three-level interlocking architecture:

Interlocking level Electric locomotive configuration EMU configuration Core functions
First level Pantograph air circuit interlock Pantograph control interlock Air circuit cutoff + pantograph raising prohibited
Second level High-voltage earthing switch Network grounding protection Forced grounding lock
Third level Equipment cabinet door interlock Power unit interlock Physical Access Control

Key Technical Requirements

Key Management System

The standard stipulates the use of color-coded keys (blue/yellow/green) to achieve permission classification:

  • Blue key: control pantograph and earthing switch
  • Yellow key: unlock device access rights
  • Green key: specific equipment operation rights

Typical application scenarios

When inspecting the traction converter cabinet, the following procedures must be completed in sequence:
1. Remove the pantograph interlocking key→2. Operate the earthing switch→3. Obtain the equipment cabinet door key


Standard Evolution Analysis

Compared with earlier versions, the 2017 version has the following major enhancements:

  1. Electric train multi-power unit collaborative interlocking
  2. Add double isolation requirements for gas circuits/electric circuits
  3. Clear keyhole orientation marking specifications

Implementation suggestions

It is recommended that companies add the following measures:

  • Establish an electronic key tracking system
  • Add photoelectric sensors to the high-voltage equipment box
  • Regularly test the effectiveness of interlocking logic

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