Guangzhou Metro Line 3 CMCS Network System Packaged Manufacturing
Technology Category
- Automation & Control - Automation & Process Control Systems
Applicable Industries
- Cities & Municipalities
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
Use Cases
- Process Control & Optimization
The Customer
City of Guangzhou
About The Customer
Guangzhou Municipal Government
The Challenge
Construction summary
Line 3 is built with total length of 35.86km, 18 stations, 1 depot, 2 parking lots, 2 master substations and 1 control center. Line 3 is designed to be south-north like a “Y”. The main branch starts from Guangzhou East Railway Station at north, extends to the south by Zhujiang along Tiyu West Road and ends at Fanyu Square along planning Fanyu Road. The sub-branch starts from Tianhe bus station at north and combines with the main branch at Tiyu West Road to the southeast along Wushan.
The Solution
HITE serves power industry customers home and abroad with electric control cabinet, electric control device, installation and test etc. HITE Electric System Package represents advanced technology and rich experiences of the company on automation control more than ten years. Strong engineering background ensures the high starting point, high-tech, high reliability and excellent design to meet the specialized requirements of various customers.
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