There is a series of posts in which I attempt to summarise my observations of railway signalling on Myanma Railways.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 1: Semaphore Signals.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 2: Colour Light Signals & Motor Points.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 3: Control of Trains.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 4: Manual Control of Points and Interlocking.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 5: Signal Boxes with Interlocking Frames.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 6: Signal Boxes with Electrical Interlocking.
Railway Signalling in Burma - Part 7: Telecommunications (in preparation)
Tuesday, 19 September 2017
Features of Railway Signalling in Myanmar
To facilitate further analysis of the signalling principles used on Myanma Railways (MR), I have assembled a number of albums of my photographs covering specific features. This work is ongoing.
Semaphore Signals
MR: Semaphore Fixed Distant Signals.
MR: Semaphore Stop Signals.
Local operation of Semaphore Signals
MR: Single Lever Signal Frame.
MR: Signal Capstan.
Local operation of points
MR: Single Lever Point Frame.
Elevated Ground Frames
MR: Elevated Ground Frames.
Local locking of points
MR: Trapped Key Locking Boxes.
Semaphore Signals
MR: Semaphore Fixed Distant Signals.
MR: Semaphore Stop Signals.
Local operation of Semaphore Signals
MR: Single Lever Signal Frame.
MR: Signal Capstan.
Local operation of points
MR: Single Lever Point Frame.
Elevated Ground Frames
MR: Elevated Ground Frames.
Local locking of points
MR: Trapped Key Locking Boxes.
Labels:
Myanma-Railways,
Railway Signalling,
Railways
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