Railway Line Selection Course Design Guide - (Second Edition)

Author: Yi Sirong (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This guidebook was compiled based on the teaching syllabus of "Railway Line Selection Course Design" and references relevant codes, regulations, and design manuals published in recent years. It is primarily intended to be used alongside textbooks such as "Railway Engineering" and "Railway Line Selection Design." "Railway Line Selection Course Design" is a practical course for majors such as Civil Engineering and Transportation. It is a key practical teaching component of the national excellent course "Line Selection Design." Designed in conjunction with courses like "Fundamentals of Railway Line Engineering," "Line Selection Design," and "Railway and Highway Line Selection," this course builds upon the foundational knowledge of line design learned in those prerequisite courses. It serves as an extension and comprehensive application of concepts such as "traction calculation," "capacity calculation," "horizontal and vertical alignment design," and "technical and economic comparison of plans." The primary objective of "Railway Line Selection Course Design" is to train students in the comprehensive application of foundational knowledge and to cultivate their ability to conduct qualitative analysis for comprehensive problem evaluation. Through the course design assignments, students reinforce their understanding of traction calculation, capacity calculation, line design, and technical and economic comparison of plans. They also become familiar with and apply the "Railway Line Design Code" and "Traction Calculation Regulations," thereby deepening their comprehension of the subject matter and enhancing their analytical and problem-solving skills.