Real-Time Cable Monitoring with the WITT CM 7

WITT CM 7 – Railway Cable Monitoring

The WITT CM 7 is used for the detection of damage to return cable (e.g. RHEYRAIL cables), protection against theft and detection of manipulations for the purpose of cable theft.

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Example structure base 8 with up to 3000 VDC peak a WB-HS M and 8 WB-CM7 components for monitoring up to 8 return cables.

Changes to the cable, as well as those affecting the monitoring wires, are identified, and reported immediately. In the event of a fault, localization can alternatively occur by measuring the resistance or the capacitance. The following changes to the cable cause an alarm:

Cable shortening without short circuit between monitoring wire and inner conductor leads to a smaller capacitance between monitoring wire and inner conductor, so that the resulting distance is determined and displayed by using a stored reference value.

Cable shortening with short circuit between monitoring wire and inner conductor leads to a smaller resistance of the monitoring wire, so that the resulting distance is determined and displayed by using a predetermined reference value.

Bridging a monitoring wire. Penetration of liquids into the cable.

The railway cable fault monitoring devices pass on the WITT Bridge components and have a modular structure. The following modules can be configured for cable monitoring:

  • Measuring module WB-CM 7
  • WB-HS M for the realization of the visualization, administration and communication protocols

View the data sheet here.

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