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Typical Circuits are best practice and should be applied to all new works and alterations to existing installations. Typical Circuits are not mandatory and users should check compliance to current Railway Group Standards, Railway Industry Standards and Company standards before implementing the...
The drawings listed in some cases may not be compliant with the requirements of Railway Group Standards, Company Standards or Legislation brought into force at a date later than the issue date of the drawings. Warnings have been appended to the drawing description where these instances have been...
This standard represents historical information and best practice for equipment and systems that are still found on the infrastructure. This is not a mandatory standard and users should check compliance to current Railway Group and Company standards before implementing. Any deviation should be...
The Supplementary Instructions contained in this catalogue have the same status as the Company Standard to which it refers. The Supplementary Instructions only applies to the issue number of the Company Standards quoted. The Supplementary Instructions will be superseded upon the publication of the...
SUMMARY This index is part 2 of a 4 part series providing listings of documents relating to Signalling Equipments. Part 2 deals with former BRS SC (Structure) drawings.
Introduction This Track Work Instruction covers the use of a Cable Avoidance Tool (CAT scanner) to detect the presence of buried cables and pipes. See also the separate instruction: TWI 2B003 How to dig trial holes
This standard specifies the procedure to determine the force required to open cable ties for aerospace appli-cations under the maximum working temperature. It shall be used together with EN 4057-100.
Underground pipes, or conduits, represent a routine means of installing and protecting cables, including telephone, cable television (CATV), and electric power supply lines. An array of such pipes, often encased in concrete, is typically part of a formal conduit network, including...
