Modeling and Analysis of Train Control Center Simulation System Based on CPN

Train Control Center (TCC) is the hub of the information interaction of the column control system. It is the core system that ensures the safety of railway driving and ensure transportation efficiency. The traditional manual test method has many problems, such as high test cost, long time-consuming and low efficiency, and great influence of human subjective factors. This paper uses computer simulation technology to build a simulation test system. By analyzing the information interaction between the column control center and other devices, the computer simulation technology is used to build the simulation test system simulation control system operation. This system can intuitively reflect the performance of the column control system, which is convenient to optimize and adjust the design scheme, make theoretical guidance for the establishment of the real control system. According to the functional test requirements of TCC, this paper uses Colored Petri Net (CPN) to establish a hierarchical model for the simulation test system of the train control center. Taking the temporary speed limit scene test as an example, the formal modeling of the simulation test system through CPN can avoid the ambiguity caused by the specification description, improve the timeliness and safety of the system, help to find the problems that may occur in the design specification, manufacturing and operation of the system, and provide some reference for the design of the real train control system.

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2025-01-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceaai64185.2025.10957698
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Modeling and Analysis of Train Control Center Simulation System Based on CPN

Sheng Luo, Tao He
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Modeling and Analysis of Train Control Center Simulation System Based on CPN

Sheng Luo, Tao He
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Abstract

Train Control Center (TCC) is the hub of the information interaction of the column control system. It is the core system that ensures the safety of railway driving and ensure transportation efficiency. The traditional manual test method has many problems, such as high test cost, long time-consuming and low efficiency, and great influence of human subjective factors. This paper uses computer simulation technology to build a simulation test system. By analyzing the information interaction between the column control center and other devices, the computer simulation technology is used to build the simulation test system simulation control system operation. This system can intuitively reflect the performance of the column control system, which is convenient to optimize and adjust the design scheme, make theoretical guidance for the establishment of the real control system. According to the functional test requirements of TCC, this paper uses Colored Petri Net (CPN) to establish a hierarchical model for the simulation test system of the train control center. Taking the temporary speed limit scene test as an example, the formal modeling of the simulation test system through CPN can avoid the ambiguity caused by the specification description, improve the timeliness and safety of the system, help to find the problems that may occur in the design specification, manufacturing and operation of the system, and provide some reference for the design of the real train control system.

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