Can a track circuit stand between two rails without getting an electric shock?
In addition to the subway, the ordinary railway (running trains, motor cars, electric locomotive), people standing on two tracks, it will not get an electric shock. Rails do not have high voltage, just transmit some electrical signals, it is equivalent to the network cable, there is no voltage, not electricity to people. If there is electricity on the track, there will be a warning sign on the side of the railway. Otherwise, every day there will be people who have been electrocuted.
If the electric two rail, rail, sleeper and ground are insulated, people do not contact track, not electric shock, no "step voltage. If the insulation is not good, the ground has power, it would have to waste much power, is a great waste.
