Digital Interlocking Mönchengladbach
In the city Mönchengladbach in North Rhine-Westphalia, the existing relay interlocking technology is being replaced by a digital interlocking and ETCS Level 2 is being introduced.
Project duration
Route data
Line from | Viersen-Helenabrunn (2520), Mönchengladbach-Geneicken (2521), Korschenbroich (2550) |
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Line to | Mönchengladbach (2520), Mönchengladbach-Bonnenbroich (2521), Rheydt (2550) |
Kilometers of line to be equipped | 17 km |
Route number(s) | 2520, 2521, 2550 |
Planned actions
ETCS | Level 2 with signals |
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Interlocking(s) | 1 DSTW |
Scope of equipment |
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Disclaimer
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As part of the DSTW Mönchengladbach project, the existing interlocking technology at Mönchengladbach main station is being replaced by modern digital interlocking. To this end, a modern digital interlocking (DSTW) will be installed on the site of the existing Sp Dr L60 relay interlocking. This includes all the necessary conversions on site – from the track field concentrators (GFK) to the expansion of the track field with terminal boxes for field devices (FeAk) and terminal cabinets for field devices (FeAs). The planned DSTW Mönchengladbach will be operated from the Krefeld control centre from 2028. This will function as an operating centre (BSO) in future and will be set up as part of the parallel Operations Control Strategy (BSS) project. Mönchengladbach main station and the feeder lines from Viersen and Rheydt will also be equipped with the standardised European Train Control System Level 2 with signals (ETCS L2mS) as part of this project. The technical site (TSO) will be set up in Wuppertal-Unterbarmen, which will also be realised by the parallel BSS project. Due to the low volume of traffic, it is planned to convert the 3km-long line 2521 into a siding of Mönchengladbach main station. This will allow the feeder journeys to take place as shunting journeys from Mönchengladbach main station and thus improve the quality of operations.