T/SHJX 069-2024 Urban rail transit engineering automation monitoring technology standard
T/SHJX 069-2024 Urban rail transit engineering automation monitoring technology standard
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Scope
Main technical content: Urban public passenger transportation systems operating on dedicated rail guides, including subways, light rails, monorails, trams, magnetic levitation, and automatic guided rail systems. Urban rail transit engineering monitoring. Using instruments (sensors) for measurement, on-site inspections, or remote video monitoring, etc., to obtain information reflecting the safety status, change characteristics, and development trends of urban rail transit projects and surrounding environmental objects, and conducting analysis and feedback activities. Automatic monitoring utilizes computer communication, communication, measurement, and sensor technologies to construct a system that automatically collects, transmits, processes, and provides early warnings of monitoring information, and displays or outputs test results in an appropriate manner. Automatic monitoring design involves specialized technical design conducted before project implementation, including software system design, hardware system design, selection of monitoring sensors, installation of instruments and equipment, data collection and processing methods, and emergency response techniques. Automatic monitoring software system is a set of programs developed using computer programming languages to control and manage external devices and output results for user use. Automatic monitoring hardware system is the physical equipment in automatic monitoring, consisting of mechanical, optical, electrical, and magnetic devices with computing, control, storage, input, and output functions. Monitoring sensors are devices or instruments installed on monitoring objects that can convert measured signals according to certain rules, typically composed of sensitive elements and conversion elements. Comparative measurement is a process of verifying test results by using different measurement methods or different measurement equipment to measure the same monitoring point and comparing their measurement result