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Automatio for Better Life 因 H 。 llySys Automatio for Better Life ® No.2 Disheng Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, China (100176) 毡＋ 86-10-58981000 @ www.hollysys.com 回＋ 86-1 0-58981100 BEIJING HOLL YSYS CO., LTD. 02/ 26 CONTENTS PQ3 Corporate r 1le PQ7 High-s 附d Rail Automation P15 Urb们ail Transit Automation p 2 3 Capabilities Aut。 mati。 n F。 r Better Life BEIJING HOLL YSYS c。.， LTD. BEIJING H。LLYSYS CO., LTD. 04/26 。ver 础 m 眼 圈 g sets 。f c。 ntr。 l s customers world 05/26 BEIJING HOLL YSYS c。” LTD. BEIJING HOLLYSYS CO., LTD. RAIL TRANSP。 RTATI 。 N AUT。MATI 。 N HollySys provides design, verification, manufacturing, installation, testing & commissioning, operati。n, maintenance & training of Control Sys恒ms and Equipment for Railway & Metro: • High-speed Rail Sigm INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS [ advanmd mllabla •"" am,1…ly·frl&ndl机｜ • CBTC based on the requirements of rail transit development end opera匾。ns I ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY • SCADA ［由edi叫怡伽eimp阳em＆…ovati。n of • TIAS (Traffic lnte IMPECCABLE SERVICE • PTC (Positive Tra · [ pmvklefull ……tend LOWER CONSTRUCTION RISK & COST LOWER COST, HIGHER EFFICIENCY [ 唰罔imi 币D『 ene咱yco『1se 「vati。「1and e「,vj 『U『1『ne『rt p『otecti。『， I CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT ［…盹chnol pla忻brmto m嗣t custom！固d needs I B s p Satlsfl回 and Professional and B幽t Value Produc鬼 Value• added Servi曲S Advan 四d Solutions 飞飞？二～～～～－ ～二二二二＼ ＼＼毛～～ ------ HI ‘’ BEIJING HOLL YSYS CO., LTD. 10 / 26 Fo 「 Decades, HollySys has been a pionee 「 for advanced technologies in China’s rail industry and is regarded as one of China’s maj。r suppliers of high-speed rail train control systems. HollySys fully involved in the formulation of Chinese standards for High-speed rail train control systems, and has complete rail signalling products and extensive engineering experience. The co 「e products have been SIL4 certified. The first 250Km/h high-speed rail train control system 。ne of the first 350Km/h high-speed rail'train control system engineering project in China:Hefei-Nanjing Line enginee「ing projects in China: Zhengzhou-Xi’an Line Initially developed the intercity rail ATO System, successfully lni剧lydeve蝴泪d 350Km/h high-speed rail ATO System, applied to Foshan-Zhaoqing In恒 rcity Line and has been on 国ilin B副ijing-Shenya咱 Line The first PTC sys恒m in China.pa臼ed the Type-Approval of As the signalling system integrat町， has completed Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), suα到essfully applied Guangzh口u-Shenzhen-Hong K口 ng Express Rail Link to LVRR, PA, USA. (H口 ng Kong section) signalling project and won the MTR g口 Id quality award 11 / 26 BEIJING HOLLYSYS CO., LTD. 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BEIJING HOLLYSYS CO., LTD. 18/26 All systems and products have passed the safety integrity level authentication by URBAN RAIL TRANSIT third pa 「ty European authorities, and successfully applied to 45 metro lines in 14 cities, such as Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Tia时 in, Kunming, AUTOMATION Lanzhou, Chengdu and Singapore, etc. To meet the requirements of urban rail transit development and operations, HollySys presents advanced and reliable fully automatic system solutions: Integrated Supervisory Control System (ISCS), Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) and Traffic Integrated Automation System (TIAS). As one of the largest ISCS integrat。 rs in China, participated in the formulation of China's ISCS standards The first ISCS platfo 「m software in China-MACS-SCADA, applied to Beijing Subway Line 13 The first Traffic Integrated Automation System (TIAS) , applied to China’s first full-automatic driverless line-Yan Fang Line Successfully developed CBTC signalling system with SIL4 authentication As one 。f qualified and experienced subway signalling system integrators, completed Beijing Subway Changping Line Signalling project c。 mpleted the main control system pr叫 ect of Hong k。 ng Express Rail Link (XRL) of the Mass Transit Railway (MTR) Secured multiple overseas ISCS pr叫 ects, including SCADA project of Singapore Thomson-East Coast Line 19 /26 BEIJING HOLLYSYS CO., LTD. BEIJING H。LLYSYS CO., LTD. 20/26 References 八＼＼ @ ...理由理整堕胃 ... e ...贾堕理塑堕霄， ... 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