The trial run of a train on the Duhai Depot-Ghaziabad section of the RRTS corridor was conducted on 3rd January 2023 to test the power capacity of the over head equipment.
The 17-km Duhai-Sahibabad priority section of the ambitious Delhi-Meerut RRTS corridor is expected to get operationalised by March, Managing Director of the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC), Vinay Kumar Singh had earlier said.
Trial runs have been started in the depot already and the trains are “behaving perfectly” as was planned and designed, he had said.
“At the start of New Year, the NCRTC has charged overhead equipment (OHE) at 25 KV capacity from Duhai Depot to Ghaziabad station to run India’s first regional rail in the priority section.
In this process, to test the charged OHE, “a Regional Rapid Transit System train successfully took a ride up to Ghaziabad RRTS station.
The OHE, in the remaining portion of the priority section, will be charged soon as well.
To make the RRTS network safe and reliable, all different technical elements are to be tested individually.
“Once these tests are successful, all its sub-systems viz. rolling stock, OHE, track and telecom and signalling as well as station infrastructure, platform screen doors etc. will be tested in an integrated manner to check their compatibility with each other and their behaviour from the public safety point of view. The track work has already been laid out in the priority section.
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