International Union of Railways (UIC) is a non-governmental international railway organization and an advisory body of the United Nations Social and Economic Council. UIC is headquartered in Paris. UIC participants are divided into two categories: members and associate members. The members are the railway organizations of each participating country ( or region ). Associate members are transportation companies that do not operate railroads or that operate an urban or suburban railroad.

The main purposes of UIC are:

——Promote cooperation among railway members and carry out railway standardization work;

- planning and development of international transport;

—— Acting as the spokesperson of the railway department in the international arena.

Under the UIC, there are 9 special committees including passenger transportation, freight transportation, finance, operation, traction and rolling stock, fixed equipment, information and scientific research, and strategic planning .

The UIC specification is divided into 10 parts and 598 volumes.

Of which: Book 0 Statutes and Regulations,

Book 1 Passenger and Luggage Transport,

Book 2 Cargo Transport,

Volume 3 Finance, Accounting, Cost, Statistics,

Book 4 Operations (including RIV and RIC Regulations),

Book 5 Vehicles,

Book 6 Traction,

Book 7 Public Works Engineering,

Book 8 Technical Conditions,

Book 9 Information Technology and Others.

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European Standard ( EN )

European Technical Standards for Building and Civil Engineering

European Technical Standards for Building and Civil Engineering

Description

In order to eliminate technical barriers to trade within the European single market, in 1975 the European Economic Community Committee ( EEC) decided to implement a joint action plan in the field of construction and civil engineering in accordance with Article 95 of its agreement - to prepare a set of construction and civil engineering applicable to Europe Engineering standards, referred to as European standards (Euro codes) . In order to give this standard legal status, the Commission of the European Communities ( EEC ) reached an agreement with the European Committee for Standardization ( CEN ) and, through a series of commissions, transferred the right to formulate and publish European technical standards for construction and civil engineering to CEN is organized and implemented by the CEN/TC250 committee (the secretariat is located in the British Standardization Institute BSI ). After the European Community further developed into the European Union ( EU ) in 1992, this joint action plan was actively implemented. So far, through the joint efforts of European countries, this set of European architectural and civil engineering technical standards has gradually formed a complete supporting engineering technical standard system with 10 volumes and 59 sub-volumes, and has become a set of regional international standards with great influence in the field of engineering construction. standard.

Below is the complete table of contents of the 10 volumes and 59 sub-volumes of this European Technical Standard for Building and Civil Engineering .

List of technical codes for civil engineering in Europe

(2010 edition)

serial number	type	Numbering	name	Chinese pages
Eurocode 0 : Fundamentals of structural design
1		BS EN 1990:2002	Eurocode 0 : Structural Design Fundamentals	83
2		BS EN 1990/A2:2006	APPENDIX APPLICATIONS ON BRIDGE (NORMALIZED)	twenty four
Eurocode 1 : Design basis and role of structure
3		BS EN 1991-1-1:2002	Part1-1 : General Functions - Bulk Density, Self Weight and Functional Loads of Buildings	43
4		BS EN 1991-1-2:2002	Part1-2 : General Actions - Effects of Fire on Structures	63
5		BS EN 1991-1-3:2003	Part1-3 : General action - snow load	54
6		BS EN 1991-1-4:2005	Part1-4 : general effect - wind effect	48
7		BS EN 1991-1-5:2003	Part1-5 : general effect - thermal effect	46
8		BS EN 1991-1-6:2005	Part1-6 : General Functions - Functions During Construction	33
9		BS EN 1991-1-7:2006	Part1-7 : general effect - occasional effect	71
10		BS EN 1991-2:2003	Part2 : Traffic load on the bridge	178
11		BS EN 1991-3:2006	Part3 : The role of cranes and construction machinery	45
12		BS EN 1991-4:2006	Part4 : Silos and Shafts	114
Eurocode 2 : Design of concrete structures
13		BS EN 1992-1-1:2004	Part1-1 : General Provisions - Building Rules	265
14		BS EN 1992-1-2:2004	Part1-2 : General provisions——Structure fire protection design	102
15		BS EN 1992-2:2005	Part2 : Concrete bridge design and details	115
16		BS EN 1992-3:2006	Part3 : liquid containment and storage structure	38
Eurocode 3 : Design of steel structures
17		BS EN 1993-1-1:2005	Part1-1 : General regulations - basic rules and rules of building construction	116
18		BS EN 1993-1-2:2005	Part1-2 : General provisions——Structure fire protection design	93
19		BS EN 1993-1-3:2006	Part 1-3 : General Provisions—Supplementary Rules for Chill Cast Thin-Walled Members and Grids	153
20		BS EN 1993-1-4:2006	Part1-4 : General provisions - supplementary rules for stainless steel	46
twenty one		BS EN 1993-1-5:2006	Part1-5 : flat structure	69
twenty two		BS EN 1993-1-6:2007	Part1-6 : Strength and stability of shell structure	105
twenty three		BS EN 1993-1-7:2007	Part1-7 : Design of Steel Structures—Slab Structures Bearing Out-of-Plane Loads	55
twenty four		BS EN 1993-1-8:2005	Part1-8 : Seam design	157
25		BS EN 1993-1-9:2005	Part1-9 : Fatigue	48
26		BS EN 1993-1-10:2005	Part1-10 : Toughness and vertical surface properties of materials	twenty one
27		BS EN 1993-1-11:2006	Part1-11 : Design with tie rod structure	147
28		BS EN 1993-1-12:2007	Part1-12 : Steel structure design - EN1993 extended to the supplementary provisions of steel grade S700	15
29		BS EN 1993-2:2006	Part2 : steel bridge	129
30		BS EN 1993-3-1:2006	Part3-1 : towers, masts and chimneys - towers and masts	90
31		BS EN 1993-3-2:2006	Part3-2 : towers, masts and chimneys - chimneys	39
32		BS EN 1993-4-1:2007	Part4-1 : Silos, water tanks, pipelines - silos	116
33		BS EN 1993-4-2:2007	Part4-2 : silos, water tanks, pipelines - water tanks	61
34		BS EN 1993-4-3:2007	Part4-3 : silos, water tanks, pipelines - pipelines	47
35		BS EN 1993-5:2007	Part5 : Pile Foundation Engineering	99
36		BS EN 1993-6:2007	Part6 : Steel structure design - lifting equipment supporting the structure	55
Eurocode 4 : Design of composite steel and concrete structures
37		BS EN 1994-1-1:2004	Part1-1 : General Regulations - General Rules and House Construction Rules	137
38		BS EN 1994-1-2:2005	Part1-2 : General provisions——Structure fire protection design	124
39		BS EN 1994-2:2005	Part2 : General Provisions - General Rules and Bridge Rules	111
Eurocode 5 : Design of timber structures
40		BS EN 1995-1-1:2004	Part1-1 : General Provisions - Building Rules	155
41		BS EN 1995-1-2:2004	Part1-2 : General provisions——Structure fire protection design	81
42		BS EN 1995-2:2004	Part2 : General Provisions - General Rules and Bridge Rules	38
Eurocode 6 : Design of masonry structures
43		BS EN 1996-1-1:2005	Part 1-1 : General provisions - Reinforced or unreinforced masonry rules	129
44		BS EN 1996-1-2:2005	Part1-2 : General Rules - Design of Structural Fire Protection	94
45		BS EN 1996-2:2006	Part2 : Design, selection and construction of masonry materials	39
46		BS EN 1996-3:2006	Part3 : Concise rules and simplified calculation methods for masonry structures	45
Eurocode 7 : Geotechnical Design
47		BS EN 1997-1:2004	Part1 : General Provisions	177
48		BS EN 1997-2:2007	Part2 : Site survey and test	207
Eurocode 8 : Seismic design of structures
49		BS EN 1998-1:2004	Part1 : General Regulations - Earthquake Action and House Construction Rules	178
50		BS EN 1998-2:2005	Part2 : Bridge	149
51		BS EN 1998-3:2005	Part3 : Reinforcement and repair of buildings	86
52		BS EN 1998-4:2006	Part4 : silos, containers and pipelines	82
53		BS EN 1998-5:2004	Part5 : foundation, supporting structure and geotechnical technology	47
54		BS EN 1998-6:2005	Part6 : towers, poles and chimneys	53
Eurocode 9 : Design of aluminum structures
55		BS EN 1999-1-1:2007	Part1-1 : General rules of structure	99
56		BS EN 1999-1-2:2007	Part1-2 : Structural fire protection design	53
57		BS EN 1999-1-3:2007	Part1-3 : Fatigue Sensitive Structure	97
58		BS EN 1999-1-4:2007	Part1-4 : Chill cast structural sheet	69
59		BS EN 1999-1-5:2007	Part1-5 : shell structure	76

Technical Specification for Trans-European Railway Interconnection ( TSI )

Specification directory

Technical Specifications for Trans-European Railway Interconnection

Description

TSI (Technical Specification for Interoperability) is an EU regulation on railway products and a mandatory specification for railway products by the EU.

TSI is mainly divided into HS TSI (Technical Specification for High-speed Railway Interconnection), CR TSI (Technical Specification for Ordinary Railway Interconnection) and Transversal TSI (Technical Specification for Other Interconnection).

HS TSI includes the following six subsystems:

Control and command subsystem ERTMS (control and command subsystem)

Energy Subsystem (Energy Subsystem)

Infrastructure Subsystem (Infrastructure Subsystem)

Maintenance Subsystem (maintenance subsystem)

Operation and traffic management (operation and traffic management subsystem)

Rolling stock Subsystem (rolling stock subsystem)

CR TSI includes the following five subsystems :

Control command and signaling (control command and signal subsystem)

Noise aspects of conventional rolling stock (noise aspects of conventional rolling stock)

Operation and traffic management (operation and traffic management subsystem)

Rolling stock - freight wagons (freight locomotive subsystem)

Telematic applications for freight service (freight transportation communication subsystem)

Transversal TSI includes Persons with reduced mobility (disabled facilities subsystem) and Safety in railway tunnels (safety subsystem of railway tunnels).

Each of the above subsystems includes a varying number of EU technical regulatory documents.

HS TSI (Technical Specification for High Speed Railway Interoperability) ... 67

CR TSI (Technical Specification for Common Railway Interconnection) ... 70

Transversal TSI (Other Interoperability Specifications) .. 71

List of technical specifications for cross-European interconnection (omitted)

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U.S. Federal Railroad Administration ( FRA ) Technical Manuals and Regulations Catalog

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FRA Technical Manual Technical Regulations

illustrate

FRA (Federal Railroad Administration) is the abbreviation of the Federal Railroad Administration of the United States . It was established in accordance with the 1966 US Department of Transportation Act. There are 8 regional offices ( branches ) across the country, which are supervised by 5 specialties ( fixed facilities, mobile equipment, transportation of dangerous goods, signal and train control, and operating regulations ) . The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is primarily responsible for railway safety regulation. Specific responsibilities are: Promulgate and implement rail safety regulations; formulate rail financial subsidy plans; conduct research to improve rail safety; formulate national rail transportation policies; manage subsidies to Amtrak.

The FRA is responsible for organizing relevant associations to formulate drafts and submit regulatory proposals. After being discussed and approved by Congress, they will be promulgated and implemented as "Federal Regulations Title 49 Transportation". FRA railway regulations include "Federal Railroad Transportation Administration Regulations" and "National Railroad Passenger Corporation Regulations", which cover railway mergers and reorganizations, loan guarantee management, railway renewal, implementation procedures for renovation project funds, track laying, passenger services, wagon safety, signal safety and regulations for its inspection and maintenance.

The collected materials are divided into manuals and regulations, as shown in the following catalog list. Among them, the manual is 42 volumes, 1618 pages, and the regulations are 46 volumes, 1002 pages.

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American Railroad Engineering and Road Maintenance Association ( AREMA )

Railway Engineering Handbook

Instructions for the AREMA Railway Engineering Manual

1. Introduction to AREMA Railway Engineering Manual

The AREMA Railway Engineering Manual mainly deals with the relevant standards for the engineering design and construction of railway fixtures or equipment (excluding signaling and communication engineering equipment) and service facilities. The content of this handbook is a kind of guiding and suggested measures, which are mainly used to establish independent policy measures for railways, and some railway-related subject activities and related facilities are involved in this handbook. The purpose of providing these contents is to Assist engineers in the normal construction of railway equipment, and at the same time ensure that railway equipment meets inherent safety and quality requirements, and can operate economically at low cost.

The AREMA manual is not just a maintenance manual. This manual has consistently developed relevant standards or specifications for the maintenance of railway pavements, tracks, and their structures. In particular, this manual has developed relevant standards based on the nature and characteristics of railway related to the characteristics of the region.

The above description also applies to the AREMA Orbit Plan Document, which is a subsidiary volume of the AREMA Manual. The plans involved in this kind of documents are related to the design, details, materials and technological processes of railway frogs, turnouts, crossings and other special tracks, etc., and these plans will be approved by the Track Professional Group of the 5th Committee of the Association. Development and implementation, including the development and implementation of relevant chapters of this manual.

2. Composition of AREMA Railway Engineering Manual

The original manual is divided into four volumes:

Volume 1 - Tracks: Indexed by General Subjects, Chapter 1 - Roads and Ballast, Chapter 4 - Rails, Chapter 5 - Tracks, Chapter 30 - Sleepers (Chapter 3 and Chapter 10 merged in 2000 Chapter 30 ) etc.;

Volume 2 – Structures: Consists of Chapter 7 – Timber Structures, Chapter 8 – Concrete Elements and Foundations, Chapter 9 – Seismic Design of Railway Buildings, Chapter 15 – Steel Structures, etc.;

Volume 3 - Infrastructure and Passengers: by Suburban Railways, Rail Transit and High Speed Rail, Chapter 6 - Buildings and Auxiliary Facilities, Chapter 11 - Suburban Railways and Intercity Rail Systems, Chapter 12 - Rail Transit, Chapter 14 Chapter – Stations and Hubs, Chapter 17 – High-speed Railway System, Chapter 18 – Low Density Short-Rail, Chapter 27 – Maintenance of Passage Work Equipment, Chapter 33 – Electric Energy Utilization, etc.;

Volume 4 – System Administration: Consists of Chapter 2 – Rail Measurement Systems, Chapter 16 – Railway Engineering and Operations, Chapter 28 – Gauge, Association of American Railroads ( AAR ) Rail Scale Handbook , SI Metric Weights and Measures Guide, etc.

In order to align chapter numbering with the majority of AREMA technical committee numbers, the following chapters are therefore excluded from this manual: 3 , 10 , 13 , 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 26 , 29 , 31 , 32 . Committee 24 is no longer a separate manual chapter.

The Chinese version divides the manual into 9 volumes, the first volume is divided into 3 volumes, which are the first, second, and third volumes; the second volume is divided into 3 volumes, which are the fourth, fifth, and sixth volumes; the third volume is divided into 2 volumes, which are the Seven or eight volumes; the fourth volume is not divided into volumes, it is the ninth volume.

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American Association of State Highway and Transportation ( AASHTO ) Standard Specification Catalog

AASHTO Description

1. AASHTO ( American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials ) is the abbreviation of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials . The purpose of the association is to create a safe transportation system, ensure mobility, enhance economic prosperity and protect the American environment. AASHTO standards are usually used in highway construction and highway reconstruction projects, such as: geometric design of highways and urban roads, technical specifications for highway asphalt pavement construction, etc.

AASHTO is committed to the voting and implementation of various national transportation regulations and policies. Its four major tasks are to promote the promulgation of transportation policies, provide technical services, demonstrate transportation achievements, and promote system reforms. Technical activities are the main work of AASHTO, including the formulation and implementation of standards and norms in design, construction, maintenance and operation of transportation facilities.

2. There are a total of 658 volumes and 37055 pages of AASHTO specifications . To facilitate finding the corresponding specification, each specification in this catalog listing has an abbreviated name and is sorted by the first letter of the abbreviated name.

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American Society for Testing and Materials ( ASTM ) Standard Catalog

ASTM specification

1. ASTM ( American Society for Testing and Materials ) is the abbreviation of American Society for Testing and Materials. It is one of the largest private standards research organizations in the world. The work center of the association is to research and formulate material specifications and test method standards, including the characteristics and performance standards of various materials, products, systems, service items, as well as test methods, procedures and other standards. The content of ASTM normative standards involved in the preparation includes : test method standards, operating standards, standard terms, standard guidelines, and classification standards. ASTM involves more than 130 fields such as metals, coatings, textiles, petroleum, construction, energy, and the environment .

2. There are many ASTM standards, and the International Technical Research Center of TSYSYN focused on the needs of the design work and selectively purchased a batch of standards. There are a total of 1291 standards in this batch , with 10395 pages. The chapters are as follows:

01.03 Steel--Plate, Sheet, Strip, Wire; Stainless Steel Bar (steel -- metal plate, sheet, strip, wire, stainless steel bar);

01.04 Steel--Structural, Reinforcing, Pressure Vessel, Railway Table of Contents (steel, structural steel, steel bars, steel for pressure vessels, steel rails);

01.08 Fasteners; Rolling Element Bearings (fasteners; rolling bearings);

02.03 Electrical Conductors ( electrical conductors ) ;

04.01 Cement; Lime; Gypsum ( cement, lime, gypsum ) ;

04.02 Concrete and Aggregates ( concrete and aggregates ) ;

04.03 Road and Paving Materials; Vehicle-Pavement Systems Table of Contents ( road and paving materials ; vehicle-pavement system ) ;

04.04 Roofing and Waterproofing ( roof and waterproof materials ) ;

04.08 Soil and Rock (I): D 420 - D 5876 (Soil and Rock ( I ): D420 - D 5876 );

04.09 Soil and Rock (II): D 5877 – latest ( Soil and Rock (II ) : D 5877-latest version);

04.13 Geosynthetics (Geosynthetics)