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Re: New Yard at Camberwell Station
Is that what the yard will be?
I say this because of the current layout I would suggest this:
___________
/___________\ <--- New Yard
_ /_____________\
_\_________ /_______________\__________________________To Melbourne
_ _/_\___ Plat 1+2 \__/<--Diamond \______:
_/___ _\ \____________________/_\____________/_________
_____/ \_______________________/____\_________________
Plat 3
With the exit from the yard connecting under burk road and a diamond
crossing the current crossover. And another crossover to connect the
center with the loacl down. This will keep the track work down to two
crossovers one with a diamond on the local up, down and through lines,
and on set of points connecting to the up local under Burke road.
Chris Gordon
cmgord@ecr.mu.oz.au
Chris Brownbill wrote:
>
> Its good to see construction of a new rail yard at a traditional suburban
> station in Melbourne. Camberwell is getting a new electric train stabling
> yard as part of the dispersion of the stabling facilities currently at
> Jolimont - brought on by the construction of Federation Square over the
> Jolimont Rail Yards site.
>
> Construction at Camberwell has today got to the stage where the old
> warehouse type building immediately to the South of the tracks has been
> demolished (opens up the station environs quite a lot), and track laying
> has commenced on the site. It appears that there will be three loops with
> connections to the Up local line at each end something like this:
>
> ___________
> /___________\ <--- New Yard
> /____________\
> _____ /_____________\__________________________To Melbourne
> _________Plat 1&2_______________\______, _____
> ____________________________ \__________/ ____
> Plat 3 \_____________/
>
> (South is at the top - sorry).
>
> At the moment only the two sets of points at the up end of the new yard are
> in place, but it looks like the rest of the trackwork will be laid in the
> next day or two. The Down end points connecting to the main line are the
> same ones which served the previous rarely used siding.
--
Chris Gordon
E-mail - "cmgord@ecr.mu.oz.au"
Home Page - "http://www.ecr.mu.oz.au/~cmgord"