Public infrastructure

 
Why railway?
The history of Romanian Railways
The first railway engines in Romania
Danube bridges
Railway tunnels
Double tracks
Electrification of railways
Shunting yards
The founding of CNCF "CFR" SA
Public infrastructure
Essential objectives of the company
International relations of CFR
The informative strategy of "CFR" SA
Reshaping and renewal of the infrastructure
Personnel policies
"CFR" SA and the environment protection
Commercial offers of the company
CFR necessities and goals
Client necessities and expectations

General features:
The public railway infrastructure presents the following characteristics:

- network length (km)-11.380
- length of electrified operating lines (km)-3.971
- total length of railway track (km) - 22.247
- total length of electrified tracks (km)-8.585
- network density(km/1000 km2)- 48
- double tracks (%)-23
- electrified tracks (%)-42
- railway stations (number)- 1.419
- shunting yards (number)-21
- track machine (number)- 34.000
- bridges (number)-4.236
- footbridges(number)-14.531
- tunnels(number/km)-211/63
- installations of electrodynamics centralization in stations (number)-633
- substations of electrical traction (number)-76

- railway energetic dispatcher (number)-22
- automatic block (km current line/km achieved length)- 4226/7423
- length of the tracks equipped with line automatic block(km)-4.380, from which -2.401 double track and -1.979 simple track)
- simple switchboard (number)-24.247
- crossings (number)- 229
- double junction crossing (number)-1.835
- scissors crossings (number)-591
- electric underrunning voltage lines (number)-18.170
- telecommunication networks (km)- 11.510
- total volume of transport (milliards tons km)- 45.2
- transported goods(millions of tons)-105.0
- dispatched passengers (millions of passengers)- 216.6

CFR SA owns also a private railway infrastructure
Composed by tracks that are used only for noncommercial exploitation,
telecommunication installations, buildings etc, and also owns properties that are not related to railway circulation, their use being a good income source. A result of the repartition of SNCFR patrimony, in conformity with specific domain of activity, CFR owns, as a private property, buildings and constructions, areas, units of production SPIACT, SIRCUC, SUDAREC, SIMC, design shops, Center of Information, Agency of telecommunication, Printing works Filaret, Railway Publishing House, center of instruction, schools groups and nurseries, clubs and sportive fields, hotels and restaurants and so on.

CFR SA completes services of industrial production like as: sonorization installations, railway traffic signs, all types of generators and rectifiers, metal manufactures, metal cutting, timber impregnation. The production units are situated in Bucuresti, Ploiesti, Craiova, Galati, Suceava, Brasov, Oradea, Arad.
Romanian railway is one of the most secure in Europe. Initiatives of reconstruction and rehabilitation of infrastructure represent a priority...

The Company is proud of the very high indicators of security and the first objective is represented by the maintenance of them at the same level. On the railway network the security is the most important. It is normal that punctuality reflects better the quality of the services offered but it is preferred scarifying it when the security could be affected.

The Romanian railway infrastructure is of medium quality, having lines where the limit speed is 140km/h but also secondary lines with lower speed.
The level of automatization and action at the distance is enough high the main point being, in the actual circumstances, the high level of electrification, which has a low negative impact on the environment.
National Railway Company "CFR" SA is concerned constantly of rehabilitation (this implies major repairs and modernization of the requirements of interoperability with the neighboring countries so that not being excluded from the international transport) of the railway transoms included in the European transport routes.

 


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