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Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Light Rail Vehicles
STANDARD by ASME International, 10/09/2015.
LANGUAGES: English
Product Details
Published: 10/09/2015
ANSI Approved
Number of Pages:30
ISBN(s):9780791870334
Full Description
RT-1 applies to car bodies for newly constructed light-rail vehicles and streetcars for transit passenger service. RT-1 defines requirements for the incorporation of passive safety design concepts related to the performance of the car body of light-rail vehicles in conditions such as collisions, so as to enhance occupant safety and control damage.
RT-1 joins with RT-2-2014 Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Heavy Rail Transit Vehicles, to serve as the first standards of their kind for North America. The result is a pair of uniform standards suitable for adoption by all levels of domestic jurisdiction, while providing state-of-the-art guidelines for other nations considering carbody standards for their rail-transit systems.
Both Standards are also unique for utilizing Crash Energy Management (CEM) protocols. CEM represents the latest best-practices of design, testing, analysis and manufacture's enhancing crashworthiness by assigning certain sections of the carbody the task of absorbing a portion of the energy of collision by crushing in a controlled manner. Proper application of CEM preserves occupant volume, while minimizing the consequences of occupant impacts with the vehicle interior. Production efficiencies may also be realized via CEM, although heightening passenger safety is the main intent.
Intended for rail-transit carbody manufacturers and their suppliers of components and raw materials, as well as the owners and operators of rail-transit systems, plus all potential governing entities.
Document History
ASME RT-1-2015
gOctober 2015
Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Light Rail Vehicles
MOST RECENT
ASME RT-1-2009
September 2009
Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Light Rail Vehicles
HISTORICAL VERSION
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STANDARD by ASME International, 10/09/2015.
LANGUAGES: English
Product Details
Published: 10/09/2015
ANSI Approved
Number of Pages:30
ISBN(s):9780791870334
Full Description
RT-1 applies to car bodies for newly constructed light-rail vehicles and streetcars for transit passenger service. RT-1 defines requirements for the incorporation of passive safety design concepts related to the performance of the car body of light-rail vehicles in conditions such as collisions, so as to enhance occupant safety and control damage.
RT-1 joins with RT-2-2014 Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Heavy Rail Transit Vehicles, to serve as the first standards of their kind for North America. The result is a pair of uniform standards suitable for adoption by all levels of domestic jurisdiction, while providing state-of-the-art guidelines for other nations considering carbody standards for their rail-transit systems.
Both Standards are also unique for utilizing Crash Energy Management (CEM) protocols. CEM represents the latest best-practices of design, testing, analysis and manufacture's enhancing crashworthiness by assigning certain sections of the carbody the task of absorbing a portion of the energy of collision by crushing in a controlled manner. Proper application of CEM preserves occupant volume, while minimizing the consequences of occupant impacts with the vehicle interior. Production efficiencies may also be realized via CEM, although heightening passenger safety is the main intent.
Intended for rail-transit carbody manufacturers and their suppliers of components and raw materials, as well as the owners and operators of rail-transit systems, plus all potential governing entities.
Document History
ASME RT-1-2015
gOctober 2015
Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Light Rail Vehicles
MOST RECENT
ASME RT-1-2009
September 2009
Safety Standard for Structural Requirements for Light Rail Vehicles
HISTORICAL VERSION
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