UK: High Speed 1
UK: High Speed 1
2000 - 2007
114 km
- 21 SEI interlocking stations
- 500 UM 2000 track circuits,
- EMMIS (energy acquisition and management system),
- RCCS (CTC + automatic route setting/schedule management),
- Hot box detection,
- 107 motors
- Signal
High Speed Signaling
Client : Network Rail
In the early 2000s, Compagnie des Signaux built the signalling system for High Speed 1 (HS1 or Channel Tunnel Rail Link – CTRL), linking London to the Channel Tunnel.
- Section 1, comprising 74 km of high-speed track, was built between 2000 and 2003.
- Section 2, 39.4 km long, linking the new Ebbsfleet station in Kent to London St Pancras, was built between 2003 and 2007.
As technological leader in a consortium with Amey and Corning, CSEE was responsible for the design, installation, testing and commissioning of the SEI/TVM430 signalling equipment, as well as interfacing with the existing SSI system.
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