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T HR RS 00817 ST

Standard

RSU Appendix A7 - Trolley Trailer Support Frame and Quadricycle Vehicle Information Pack

Version 2.0

Issued date: 19 December 2016

© State of NSW through Transport for NSW 2016

T HR RS 00817 ST RSU Appendix A7 - Trolley Trailer Support Frame and Quadricycle Vehicle Information Pack

Version 2.0 Issued date: 19 December 2016

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Standard governance

Owner: Lead Rolling Stock Engineer, Asset Standards Authority

Authoriser: Chief Engineer, Asset Standards Authority

Approver: Executive Director, Asset Standards Authority on behalf of the ASA Configuration Control Board

Document history

Version Summary of changes

1.0 First issue. ASA standard adapted from RailCorp ESR 0001-A7

2.0 Second issue. Applied the latest document template. Incorporates stakeholder feedback

For queries regarding this document, please email the ASA at [email protected] or visit www.asa.transport.nsw.gov.au




© State of NSW through Transport for NSW 2016 of 29

Preface

The Asset Standards Authority (ASA) is a key strategic branch of Transport for NSW (TfNSW).

As the network design and standards authority for NSW Transport Assets, as specified in the

ASA Charter, the ASA identifies, selects, develops, publishes, maintains and controls a suite of

requirements documents on behalf of TfNSW, the asset owner.

The ASA deploys TfNSW requirements for asset and safety assurance by creating and

managing TfNSW's governance models, documents and processes. To achieve this, the ASA

focuses on four primary tasks:

publishing and managing TfNSW's process and requirements documents including TfNSW

plans, standards, manuals and guides

deploying TfNSW's Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO) framework

continuously improving TfNSW’s Asset Management Framework

collaborating with the Transport cluster and industry through open engagement

The AEO framework authorises engineering organisations to supply and provide asset related

products and services to TfNSW. It works to assure the safety, quality and fitness for purpose of

those products and services over the asset's whole of life. AEOs are expected to demonstrate

how they have applied the requirements of ASA documents, including TfNSW plans, standards

and guides, when delivering assets and related services for TfNSW.

Compliance with ASA requirements by itself is not sufficient to ensure satisfactory outcomes for

NSW Transport Assets. The ASA expects that professional judgement be used by competent

personnel when using ASA requirements to produce those outcomes.

About this document

This document supersedes RailCorp standard ESR 0001-A7 – RSU Appendix A7 – Minimum

Operating Standards for Rolling Stock – Trolley and Trailer Vehicle Information Pack,

version 1.1.

The changes to previous content include the following:

replacement of RailCorp organisation roles and processes with those applicable to the

current ASA organisational context

additional information added to match requirements of T HR RS 00700 ST

additional fields associated with ASA design review process

conversion of the standard to ASA format and style



Table of contents

1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. 6

2. Purpose .................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.1. Scope ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.2. Application ............................................................................................................................................. 6

3. Reference documents ............................................................................................................................. 7

4. Terms and definitions ............................................................................................................................. 7

5. Part A – Owner and operator information ............................................................................................. 8

5.1. Vehicle owner ........................................................................................................................................ 8

5.2. Vehicle operator ..................................................................................................................................... 8

5.3. Declaration ............................................................................................................................................. 8

6. Part B – Trolley trailer support frame and quadricycle information .................................................. 9

6.1. Vehicle description ................................................................................................................................. 9

6.2. Vehicle documentation ........................................................................................................................ 10

6.3. Vehicle dimensions .............................................................................................................................. 10

6.4. Vehicle operating conditions (design mass and speed) ...................................................................... 11

6.5. Rail wheels and wheelsets .................................................................................................................. 11

6.6. Suspension .......................................................................................................................................... 12

6.7. Transfer to and from rail (road rail trailers only) .................................................................................. 13

6.8. Powered vehicles ................................................................................................................................. 13

6.9. Brakes.................................................................................................................................................. 14

6.10. Drawbars (trailers only) .................................................................................................................... 16

6.11. Marking and identification ................................................................................................................ 17

6.12. Lighting ............................................................................................................................................ 18

6.13. Compliance plates ........................................................................................................................... 18

6.14. Safety systems (quadricycles only) ................................................................................................. 19

7. Part C – Vehicle static test result information .................................................................................... 20

7.1. Static rolling stock outline test ............................................................................................................. 20

7.2. Measured vehicle mass ....................................................................................................................... 20

7.3. Static vehicle twist test (trailers and quadricycles only) ...................................................................... 21

7.4. Electrical safety inspection .................................................................................................................. 22

7.5. Signal visibility test (quadricycle only) ................................................................................................. 22

8. Part D – Vehicle dynamic test result information ............................................................................... 23

8.1. Brake performance test ....................................................................................................................... 23

8.2. Ride performance test (trailer and quadricycle only) ........................................................................... 25

8.3. Safety system function test .................................................................................................................. 26

9. Vehicle summary (ASA use only) ........................................................................................................ 28

10. Vehicle acceptance (ASA use only) ..................................................................................................... 29

10.1. Publication ....................................................................................................................................... 29

10.2. Sign-off ............................................................................................................................................. 29





1. Introduction

The Asset Standards Authority (ASA) has established the interface requirements pertaining to

vehicles operating on the RailCorp network.

This standard is an information pack for road/rail vehicles operating on the RailCorp network.

This standard is part of the Minimum Operating Standards for Rolling Stock. This standard

should be read in conjunction with the related standards, which consist of the following parts:

T HR RS 00000 ST (RSU 000 series) – General requirements

T HR RS 00100 ST (RSU 100 series) – General interface requirements

T HR RS 00200 ST (RSU 200 series) – Common interface requirements

T HR RS 00700 ST (RSU 700 series) – Infrastructure maintenance vehicle specific

interface requirements

T HR RS 00811 ST to T HR RS 00890 ST (RSU Appendix A1 to RSU Appendix I) –

Appendices

2. Purpose

The purpose of this standard is to ensure that road/rail vehicles operating on the RailCorp

network meet the minimum standards to ensure compatibility with the network and its

infrastructure as required by the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) accreditation with the Office of the

National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR).

2.1. Scope

This standard contains forms that have mandatory completion for a road/rail vehicle to be

considered for authorisation to operate on the RailCorp network.

2.2. Application

The requirements of this standard will apply to all new, substantially modified road/rail vehicles

and road/rail vehicles that have not operated on the RailCorp network.

Older road/rail vehicles that were operating on the RailCorp network as at August 1997 may not

fully comply with the requirements of this standard but will be assessed considering the design

and proposed use of the vehicles.

In these standards, the terms 'owner' and 'operator’ are used. They refer to the owner of the

road/rail vehicle and the operator using that vehicle. These may or may not be the same

organisation.




When the word 'shall' is used in this document, the requirements shall be read as mandatory for

road/rail vehicles operating on the RailCorp network.

When the word 'should' is used in this document, the requirements shall be read as

recommended.

When the word 'may' is used in this document, the requirements shall be read as advisory.

3. Reference documents

The following documents are cited in the text. For dated references, only the cited edition

applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document applies.

Transport for NSW standards

T HR RS 00000 ST RSU 000 Series – Minimum Operating Standards for Rolling Stock –

General Requirements


General Interface Standards


Common Interface Requirements


Infrastructure Maintenance Vehicle Specific Interface Requirements

T HR RS 30040 ST Engineering certification of road/rail vehicles, trolleys, trailers and

quadricycles

4. Terms and definitions

The following terms and definitions apply in this document:

ASA Asset Standards Authority

NDT non-destructive testing

RSU rolling stock unit; historical term used to designate individual sections of the Minimum

Operating Standards for Rolling Stock

VDR vehicle design review



5. Part A – Owner and operator information


Please provide information regarding the owner and operator, in Section 5.1 to Section 5.3.

5.1. Vehicle owner

Vehicle owner

Contact name

Address

Phone number

Fax number

E-mail address

5.2. Vehicle operator

Vehicle operator if different from owner

Contact name

Address

Phone number

Fax number

E-mail address

5.3. Declaration

I declare that the information submitted in this information pack,

Please tick Part A

Please tick Part B

Please tick Part C

Please tick Part D

Is correct to the best of my knowledge and has been obtained in accordance with the

requirements stated in T HR RS 00000 ST Minimum Operating Standards for Rolling Stock.

Company name

Contact name

Contact signature

Date

VDR (ASA use only)

6. Part B – Trolley trailer support frame and quadricycle information



Please provide information regarding the trolley trailer support frame and quadricycle, in Section 6.1 to Section 6.14.

6.1. Vehicle description

Owner/Certifier VDR ( ASA use only)

Vehicle type

Vehicle manufacture r

Vehicle model

Brief descrip tion of vehicle

Vehicle plant number

Vehicle se rial number

Date of manu facture

Can the vehicle be removed by hand, if yes, what is the minimum number of people requi red

Does the vehicle require mechanical means to be removed from track (crane)

Is the vehicle a 'road rail vehicle' or a 'rail bound'

vehicle



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Owner/Certifier VDR ( ASA use only)

Pictures of vehicle and compliance plate attache d

6.2. Vehicle documentation

Applicable opera ting standard Owner/Certifier RSU Compliance VDR (ASA use only)

RSU 73 0, Section 20.2 Has the vehicle been recertified as per Yes No T HR RS 30030 ST

RSU 73 0, Section 20.3 Is the vehicle owner the same as the vehicle certifier Yes No

RSU 73 0, Section 20.4 Does the vehicle have an acceptable engineering assessment as per T HR RS 30040 ST Yes No

RSU 73 0, Section 20.6 Does the vehicle have an operations ma nual Yes No

RSU 73 0, Section 20.6 Does the vehicle have maintenance manual including a service schedule Yes No

RSU 73 0, Section 20.5 Has the vehicle been modified in any way Yes No

If yes, details

T HR RS 00817 ST

6.3. Vehicle dimensions

Applicable Owner/Certifier RSU Com pliance VDR (ASA use only) opera ting standard

Vehicle overall length (mm )

Vehicle overall width (mm )

Vehicle overall height (mm )



wheel (mm Vehicle base )

Number of wheels

RSU 731, Section 21.2, The vehicle by design complies with RSU 732, Section 22.3 & the narrow non-electric outline as per RSU 733, Section 23.2 T HR RS 00100 ST, RSU 110 Yes No

Copy of the vehicle diagram or general arrangement showing key and controlling dimensions provided Yes No

6.4. Vehicle operating conditions (design mass and speed)


Vehicle design tare mass (k g)

Vehicle design fully loaded mass (kg)

RSU 732, Section 22.9 & What is the desired maximum RSU 733, Section 23.7 operating speed on rail?

Empty (km/h)

Load (km/hed )

6.5. Rail wheels and wheelsets


RSU 72 1, Section 12.9 Wheel material

RSU 72 1, Section 12.9 Wheel tread profile



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RSU 72 1, Section 12 Is the vehicle fitted with a suspension syste m? Yes No

If yes, describe the suspension syst em

RSU 72 1, Section 12.4 Is the vehicle fitted with a pivoting axle? Yes No

RSU 72 1, Section 12.4 How much wheel travel does the pivoting axle provide at the wheel location (mm)



RSU 721, Section 12.9 Wheel diameter (new) (mm )

RSU 721, Section 12.9 Wheel diameter (condemn) (mm)

RSU 721, Section 12.9 What is the maximum P/D ratio based on the fully loaded mass and condemn wheel diameter (t/m)

RSU 731, Section 21.3, What is the back to back dimension RSU 732, Section 22.4 & on the front rail wheels (mm) RSU 73 3, Section 23.4

RSU 731, Section 21.3, What is back to back dimension on RSU 732, Section 22.4 & the rear rail wheels (mm ) RSU 73 3, Section 23.4



6.6. Suspension

6.7. Transfer to and from rail (road rail trailers only)

Applicable RSU opera ting standard Owner/Certifier Com pliance VDR (ASA use only)

RSU 721, Section 12.5 When transferring to and from rail there is always at least 1 braked axle in contact with the rail Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.5 Is the vehicle able to transfer to and from rail on a 1 in 30 grade without running awa y Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.5 Are the controls for transferring located in a position that minimises inadvertent ope ration Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.5 Are the controls for transferring protected to minimis e inadvertent operatio n Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.6 Is the vehicle fitted with an emergency mechanism to transfer the vehicle when the primary mechanism fails Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.7 Does the transfer system indicate when it is positioned in the road mode correctly Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.7 Does the transfer system indicate when the guidance gear is being transition between road and rail modes Yes No

RSU 721, Section 12.7 Does the transfer system indicate when it is positioned in the rail mode correctly Yes No

Powered trolley and powered support frames only:


RSU 731, Section 25.1 & Powered trolley or support frame cannot exceed a RSU 73 4, Section 24.3 maximum sp eed of 5km/h Yes No N/A



6.8. Powered vehicles



RSU 731, Section 25.1 & Tractive power requires the operator to provide a RSU 73 4, Section 24.3 positive action, such that tractive power is cut when

the positive action is released. Yes No N/A



6.9. Brakes

Trolley and support frame:



RSU 731, Section 21.4 & RSU 73 4, Section 24.2 Is there a failsafe brake sy stem? Yes No

How are the brakes operat ed?

RSU 731, Section 21.4 & Does the brake system require a positive action to release RSU 73 4, Section 24.2 and hold the brakes in the released posi tion? Yes No

How many wheels do the brakes operat e on? Yes No

RSU 73 4, Section 24.2.1 For support frames only, does the base support frame meet the brake requirements with and without the machinery fitted? Yes No

RSU 731, Section 21.5 & For powered trolleys and support frames, the tractive power RSU 73 4, Section 24.3 is cut when brakes are applied. Yes No

Trailer:


RSU 732, Section 22.7.1 Is there a failsafe brake sy stem? Yes No


RSU 732, Section 22.7.1 Does the brake system require a positive action to release and hold the brakes in the released positio n? Yes No

How many wheels do the brakes operate on?

RSU 732 Section 22.7 Does the brake system apply proportionally and release the brakes as the brakes on the hauling vehicle apply and releas e? Yes No

RSU 732, Section 22.7.1 Do the brakes apply when the trailer and hauling vehicle separate or if the brake connection is lost? Yes No

RSU 732, Section 22.7.1 Are sealing connections such as dry break or quick connect couplings or fittings used? Yes No





Quadricy cle:


RSU 73 3, Section 23.6 Is there a failsafe brake sy stem? Yes No


RSU 73 3, Section 23.6 Does the brake system require a positive action to release and hold the brakes in the released positio n? Yes No

How many wheels do the brakes operate on?

RSU 73 3, Section 23.6 The tractive power is cut when brakes are ap plied. Yes No



6.10. Drawbars (trailers only)


RSU 73 2, Section 22.8 Is the drawbar designed for the application and covered by an engineering certificate?

Yes No

RSU 73 2, Section 22.8 Is the drawbar fitted with a compliance pl ate? Yes No

RSU 73 2, Section 22.8 Does the compliance plate fitted to the drawbar have the following information:

Serial number or vehicle identification numbe r Yes No

manufact Date ured Yes No



Enginee numring certificate Yes ber No

Maximum safe hauling load Yes No

Date inspected and crack t ested Yes No

What is the maximum safe hauling load (kg)


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6.11. Marking and identification



RSU 731, Section 21.6, Is the vehicle fitted with a clearly vi sible, distinct serial RSU 732, Section 22.10, number or plant number, on each side of the vehicle? RSU 73 3, Section 23.8 Yes No

Is the vehicle clearly marked with the vehicle tare ma ss? Yes No

Is the vehicle clearly marked with the vehicle maximum loaded mass or carrying capacity? Yes No

Is the vehicle fitted with side reflective zebra stripping as per T HR RS 00700 ST, RSU 723? Yes No

Is the side reflective stripping continuous over the length of the vehicle? Yes No

Is the vehicle fitted with front and rear (rear only for trailer) reflective zebra stripping (red and yellow/orange) Yes No

(Trailer only) Is the vehicle marked with the accepted hauling vehicle plant number, rego, or VIN number? Yes No

6.12. Lighting


RSU 731, Section 21.7 (Trolley only) – is the vehicle fitted with a single non-flashing red light of at least 40 cd at each end ? Yes No

RSU 732, Section 22.11 (Trailer only) – is the vehicle fitted with two automotive tail and stop lights, with tail lights functioning at all times when on rail and stop lights functioning when Yes No brakes applie d?

RSU 733, Section 23.9 (Quadricycle only) – is the vehicle fitted with marker lights front and back which change in colour with direction of travel to show white leading and red trailing Yes No and functioning at all times on rail ?

RSU 73 3, Section 23.9 (Quadricycle only) –the vehicle is fitted with headlights Yes No

RSU 733, Section 23.9 (Quadricycle only) – the vehicle is fitted with a flashing orange light of at least 18,000 cd and 40 flashes to 180 flashes p er minute Yes No

6.13. Compliance plates


RSU 731, Section 21.8, RSU 732, Section 22.12, RSU 73 3 Section 23.10 Is the vehicle fitted with a compliance pl ate? Yes No

Does the compliance plate fitted to the vehicle have the following information:

Manufacturer Yes No

Model number (if applicable) Yes No





Serial number or vehicle identification numbe r Yes No

manufact Date ured Yes No

Tare mass Yes No

Maximum loaded mass or maximum carrying capacity Yes No

Date vehicle inspected and crack tested (NDT) Yes No

(Trailer only) Approved hauling vehicle plant, registration number, or VIN Yes No

Applicable

6.14. Safety systems (quadricycles only)

opera ting standard

RSU 724, Section 15.3 Based on the vehicle maximum loaded mass and maximum speed, what is the vehicle's kinetic en ergy (kJ)?

RSU 724, Section 15.3 Is the vehicle fitted with a compliant driver safety system? Yes No

ASA officer name

ASA signature

ASA date

Owner/Certifier RSU Compliance VDR (ASA use only)







7. Part C – Vehicle static test result information

Please provide information regarding the vehicle static test result, in Section 7.1 to Section 7.5.

7.1. Static rolling stock outline test


RSU 281, Section 19 The vehicle has been tested in accordance with T HR RS 00200 ST, Section 19 (RSU 281), and fully compli es: Yes No

If the vehicle does not comply, describe infringement

7.2. Measured vehicle mass


Measured vehicle tare mass at rail (kg)

Calculated fully loaded mass (kg)

Measured individual axle loads for tare vehicle

Axle 1 load tonnes

Axle 2 load tonnes

Axle 3 load tonnes


Axle 4 load tonnes

Axle 5 load tonnes

Axle 6 load tonnes



7.3. Static vehicle twist test (trailers and quadricycles only)



RSU 732, Section 22.5, The vehicle has been tested in RSU 73 3, Section 23.5 accordance with T HR RS 00200 ST,

Section 21 (RSU 283), with the following results (if air springs fitted these shall b e

inflated):

Maximum % wheel unloading (corner FL)

Maximum % wheel unloading (corner FR)

Maximum % wheel unloading (corner RL)

Maximum % wheel unloading (corner RR )

Twist test not conducted d ue to pivoting axle Yes No

Twist test not conducted as vehicle has no suspension or pivoting axles Yes No

7.4. Electrical safety inspection


RSU 732, Section 22.2 The vehicle has been inspected in RSU 733, Section 23.2 accordance with T HR RS 00200 ST,

Section 31 (RSU 294), with the following res ults:

Are warning signs requi red Yes No

Warning signs have been fitted Yes No

7.5. Signal visibility test (quadricycle only)


RSU 733, Section 23.2 The vehicle has been tested in accordance with T HR RS 00200 ST, Section 30 (RSU 293) and fully complies Yes No

If the vehicle does not comply, provide details

ASA officer name:

ASA signature:

ASA date:





Trailer.



8. Part D – Vehicle dynamic test result information

Please provide information regarding the vehicle dynamic test result, in Section 8.1 to Section 8.3.

8.1. Brake performance test

Trolley and support frame:


RSU 731, Section 21.4, Does the brake system hold a fully RSU 73 4, Section 24.2.1 loaded trolley on a 1 in 30 grade

indefinitely? Yes No

Stopping distance from walking pace (approx. 5 km/h) on a 1 in 30 grade (m)

For support frames only, does the base support frame meet the brake requirements with and without the machinery fitted? Yes No


RSU 73 2, Section 22.7 Hauling vehicle descrip tion

Hauling vehicle plant number

Hauli ng vehicle rego

Hauling vehicle RIVR number

Brake test speed (km/h)


Trailer tested fully loaded mass (kg )

Stopping distance (hauling vehicle only) (m)

Stopping distance (hauling vehicle and empty trailer) (m)

Stopping distance (hauling vehicle and fully loaded trailer) (m)

Do the brakes hold a fully loaded trailer on a 1 in 30 grade with and without the hauling vehicle? Yes No

Quadricy cle:


RSU 733, Section 23.6 Does the brake system hold a fully loaded vehicle on a 1 in 30 grade indefinitely? Yes No

Brake test speed (km/h)

Vehicle tested fully loaded mass (kg)

Measured vehicle deceleration (m/s/s)




8.2. Ride performance test (trailer and quadricycle only)


RSU 733, Section 23.7, What is the maximum speed of the RSU 73 2, Section 22.9 vehicle (km/h) ?

RSU 642, Section 7, The vehicle has been tested in RSU 726, Section 17 accordance with

T HR RS 00700 ST, (RSU 726) with the following results :

Vehicle tested in tare condition Yes No

Test speed (km/h) at 110% of design speed

Mean peak lateral acceleration (g) at 110% of design speed

Peak lateral acceleration (g) at 110% of design speed

Mean peak vertical acceleration (g) at 110% of design speed

Peak vertical acceleration (g) at 110% of design speed




8.3. Safety system function test

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Quadricycle:


RSU 299, Section 36 The vehicle has been tested in accordance with T HR RS 00200 ST, Section 36 (RSU 299) with the following results :

Measured vigilance control system timing from acknowledgment to:

Visual warning (seconds)

Audible warning (seconds)

Emergency brake (penalty) application (seconds)

Reset system (seconds ) Yes No

The function of the operator enable system has been tested Yes No

The function of the driver’s emergency cock has been tested Yes No

The function of the lights have been tested Yes No

The function of the horns have been tested Yes No

The function of the flashing amber beacon has been tested Yes No

Does the vehi cle comply? Yes No

If not provide details:





Trolley an d trailer:


RSU 731, Section 21.5 (Trolley) The function of the lights has been te sted Yes No

RSU 732, Section 22.11 (Trailer) The function of the tail lights has been te sted Yes No

RSU 732, Section 22.11 (Trailer) The function of the stop lights has been te sted Yes No

If the vehicle does not comply, provide details

ASA officer name:

ASA signature:

ASA date:




9. Vehicle summary (ASA use only)

Additional notes or details with vehicle design review:

Are the vehicle design and operation fully within the scope of T HR RS 00000 ST Minimum Operating Standards for Rolling Stock? Yes No

If No, provide reference to 20-ST-006 Safety Change Management process:


Reg. number Plant number Description Max speed (km/h) Loaded mass (t) Length (m) Notes

10. Vehicle acceptance (ASA use only)

Special conditions:

10.1. Publication

TOC Waiver authority not issued

TOC Waiver authority number issu ed, , which will expire on:

Amendment to appear in TOC amendment pages:

10.2. Sign-off

ASA officer name: Signature:

Position: Date:

ASA Rolling Stock




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