ASCE 21 2013

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ASCE 21 Automated People Mover Standards

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
ASCE	2013	118

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“Prepared by the Automated People Mover Standards Committee of the Standards Council of the Transportation and Development Institute of ASCE Automated People Mover Standards, ANSI/ASCE/T&DI 21-13, establishes the minimum requirements necessary to achieve an acceptable level of safety and performance for an automated people mover (APM) system. An APM is defined as a guided transit mode that is fully automated, featuring vehicles that operate on guideways with exclusive right-of-way. This Standard covers design, construction, operation, and maintenance of APM systems. This fully updated revision consolidates all four parts of ASCE 21 that previously were published separately. Topics include: operating environment; safety requirements; system dependability; automatic train control; audio and visual communications; vehicles; propulsion and braking; electrical equipment; stations; guideways; security; emergency preparedness; verification and demonstration; operations, maintenance, and training; and operational monitoring. One mandatory annex covers requirements for system safety programs. Nonmandatory annexes include a bibliography; recommended practice for acceptance of an APM system application; inspection and test guidelines; and recommended practice for working safely near APM systems. This Standard may be used in a safety certification process. It will be helpful to anyone who owns, operates, maintains, designs, test, insures, oversees, or certifies APMs. It will also be valuable to transportation engineers, safety engineers, and contractors for APM systems or other innovative technology transit systems.”

PDF Catalog

PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
4	Standards
6	Foreword
8	Acknowledgments
10	Contents
14	1 General 1.1 Scope 1.2 Existing Applications 1.3 New Applications 1.4 Reference Standards
16	1.5 Definitions
20	2 Operating Environment 2.1 Ambient Conditions
21	2.2 Induced Environmental Parameters
24	3 Safety Requirements 3.1 System Safety Program
25	3.2 Safety Principles
26	3.3 ATC System Fail-Safe Design
27	3.4 Verification and Validation
28	3.5 ATC System Mean Time Between Hazardous Events 3.6 Commentary on Chapter 3.0 and Subparts
30	4 System Dependability 4.1 Service Reliability 4.2 Service Maintainability
31	4.3 Service Availability
32	5 Automatic Train Control 5.1 Automatic Train Protection (ATP) Functions
35	5.2 Automatic Train Operation (ATO) Functions
36	5.3 Automatic Train Supervision (ATS) Functions
38	5.4 Manual Operation Limitations
40	6 Audio and Visual Communications 6.1 Audio Communication
41	6.2 Video Surveillance 6.3 Passenger Information Devices
44	7 Vehicles 7.1 Vehicle Capacity and Load 7.2 Vehicle Dynamic Envelope 7.3 Clearance in Stations
45	7.4 Vehicle Structural Design
47	7.5 Coupling
48	7.6 Suspension and Guidance 7.7 Passenger Comfort
51	7.8 Doors, Access, and Egress 7.9 Windows 7.10 Fire Protection and Flammability 7.11 Lighting
52	7.12 Electrical Systems
54	8 Propulsion and Braking 8.1 Propulsion and Braking System Rating 8.2 Propulsion and Braking Methods 8.3 Braking Functions
55	8.4 Propulsion and Braking System Component Design
56	8.5 Installation and Protection 8.6 Controls and Interlocks 8.7 Brake Testing
58	9 Electrical Equipment 9.1 General
59	9.2 Traction Power Substation Equipment
60	9.3 Wayside Power Collection
61	9.4 Passenger Station Electrical Equipment 9.5 Uninterruptible Power Supply
64	10 Stations 10.1 Disabled Persons Access Requirements 10.2 Platform Edge Protection
66	10.3 Evacuation of Misaligned Trains 10.4 Emergency Lighting and Ventilation 10.5 Fire Protection
68	11 Guideways 11.1 Blue Light Stations 11.2 Intrusion Protection and Detection 11.3 Emergency Evacuation and Access
69	11.4 Fire Protection 11.5 Signage 11.6 Emergency Lighting and Ventilation 11.7 Emergency Power Supply 11.8 Guideway Alignment
70	11.9 Structural Criteria
74	12 Security 12.1 System Security Program 12.2 System Security Program Plan
76	13 Emergency Preparedness 13.1 Emergency Preparedness Program Plan
77	13.2 Training and Drills 13.3 Postemergency Incident and Drill Coordination
78	14 System Verification and Demonstration 14.1 Applicability of Prior Verification 14.2 Methods of Verification 14.3 System Verification Plan
79	14.4 Minimum Verification Requirements
80	14.5 Application-Specific Acceptance Requirements
88	15 Operations, Maintenance, and Training 15.1 System Operations Plan 15.2 Management Plan 15.3 Planned System Startup and Shutdown
89	15.4 Service Restoration Analysis 15.5 Alarms and Malfunctions Reporting 15.6 Recordkeeping and Management Reports 15.7 Maintenance
90	15.8 Training
92	16 Operational Monitoring 16.1 System Operational Monitoring Plan 16.2 Annual Internal Audit Responsibilities
93	16.3 Independent Audit Assessment
94	16.4 Inspections and Tests
95	16.5 Con. guration Management 16.6 Interdepartmental and Interagency Coordination 16.7 Employee Safety Program 16.8 Hazardous Materials Program 16.9 Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program 16.10 Contractor Safety Coordination 16.11 Procurement
96	Annex A. System Safety Program Requirements
102	Annex B. Bibliography
104	Annex C. Recommended Practice for Acceptance of an APM System Application
106	Annex D. Inspection and Test Guidelines
110	Annex E. Recommended Practice for Working Safely near APM Systems
114	Index A B C D
115	E F G H I J
116	L M N O P Q R S
117	T U V
118	W Z