peter236

From what I read from other websites.

The first train that stopped: D3115 is CRH1046B.

CRH1 trains

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Railways_CRH1

The CRH1 EMU is a Chinese high-speed train based on Bombardier technology and built by a Chinese-Canadian joint venture between Bombardier and Sifang at Bombardier Sifang Power Transportation factory in Qingdao, Shandong Province, People's Republic of China.

peter236

咁算唔萛係 山寨版 嘅 龐巴廸&川崎音 重工？
老友四號 發表於 2011-7-25 14:16

That's is called licensed production.

peter236

You need to read further down...

Basically the red line was removed from the original Bombardie ...
blue20ae 發表於 2011-7-25 12:51

Safety features were not taken out. Why would anyone "take out" safety features?
Safety measure just malfunctioned at some point.

Maybe the Bombardier battery backup just failed to function, that caused it to stop.

peter236

There is no 人禍 in China, only 天災..

All the roads and transportations in China ..  are designed for PERFECT DAY ..

Not for Rain .. not for snow .. not for thunder .. not for hot day .. not for cold day ...  not for ..
Catpiano 發表於 2011-7-25 09:36

Just stop you bullsh*t here.
It is clear that there is an element of human error in this incident.

peter236

回復  peter236

It's not human error, it's human mistake...

To be honest, your concept is so un ...
lo_pak 發表於 2011-7-25 14:32

Please clear up your concepts. I realize you are sometimes talking in a confusing and self-conflicting way.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/error

er·ror
   [er-er] Show IPA
noun
1.
a deviation from accuracy or correctness; a mistake, as in action or speech: His speech contained several factual errors.

peter236

回復  peter236

For you  Seems like you would like to ease out the responsibility...

An 'error'  ...
lo_pak 發表於 2011-7-25 14:55

According to the dictionary, error is mistake,
I have no interest in arguing with you on this. You can argue with the dictionary.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/error

er·ror
   [er-er] Show IPA
noun
1.
a deviation from accuracy or correctness; a mistake, as in action or speech: His speech contained several factual errors.

peter236

回復  peter236

That's why you can only be our Peter...
lo_pak 發表於 2011-7-25 15:00

Go argue with the dictionary.

peter236

Previous news reports have already revealed that Grandfather has reduced the safety margins imposed ...
Lik 發表於 2011-7-25 15:35

The safety margins they were taking about was related to operational speed safety margin, not some parts that you can take out of the train, therefore not related to money at all. Trains operate a certain % below maximum tested speed.
But this line is not even the 300km highspeed line.
This line is 200km, and the location of incident is quite close to Wenzhou south station. The first train was not moving and the second train slowed to 100km when approaching closer to the station.

The safety measures in question should be those components along the tracks that sends signals to the dispatch center and following trains.

peter236

Moron,

What I'm saying is, since Grandfather has already been caught cutting corners in one area of ...
Lik 發表於 2011-7-25 19:00

They don't cut corners when it comes to safety. There is no indication they intentionally cut corners.

peter236

Right. And that's why the accident was purely an act of God, not a result of human error.

Go eat s ...
Lik 發表於 2011-7-25 19:12

You are wrong. Even with the best technology, there is still human factor.
In this case, it looks like human factor.