Anti Collision Device Dealers in Mumbai

Its patented Anti Collision Devices (ACDs) by September this year. The tests and evaluation will be carried out by an independent agency, the Electronics Test and Development Centre, at Chennai. The ACD devices that can be mounted on rail locomotives and can also be deployed along the tracks, use UHF (Ultra High Frequency) radio signals and GPS to automatically activate braking systems on trains that come within 3km of each other on the same track. Codenamed ‘Raksha Kavach’, ACDs are meant to provide an extra level of protection, in addition to the Railways’ existing system of signals and interlocking systems.

The ANTI COLLISION DEVICE system works on the principle of retro-reflective infrared waves. It consists of an emitter and sensor module and a special reflector. The emitter emits the infrared waves in the direction of the reflector which reflects these infrared waves back and activates an alarm signal and stops reduces the speed of the crane. Thus if the two cranes are away from each other the reflected waves will not reach the sensor and the cranes operate normally. The sensing distance is specially designed for the crane application and is suitable for the continuous duty.

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