T/SDTLA 0002-2025 Construction Standards and Operation and Maintenance Specifications of Smart Zero-Carbon Logistics Parks for Sea-Rail Intermodal Transport

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2. Terminology and Definitions (Chapter 3) This chapter defines the definitions of five terms: smart zero-carbon logistics parks for sea-rail combined transport, greenhouse gases, renewable energy, mixed driving, and carbon offsetting. - **Smart Zero-Carbon Logistics Parks for Sea-Rail Combined Transport**: A logistics park that focuses on sea-rail combined transport and aims to achieve clean energy, intelligent production, and efficient operations through the application of information technologies such as the Internet of Things, big data, and artificial intelligence. The park aims to reduce carbon emissions to near-zero levels. - **Greenhouse Gases**: Defined according to GB/T 32150-2015, Definition 3.1. - **Renewable Energy**: Defined according to GB/T 32910.4-2021, Definition 3.3. - **Mixed Driving**: Modified from the term "mixed driving" in the National Standard "Road Engineering Terminology Standard" (GBJ124-88). - **Carbon Offsetting**: Defined according to DB11/T 3043-2024, Definition 3.1. 4. Business Applications (Chapter 5) This chapter details the smart and zero-carbon construction and management of sea-rail combined transport port logistics parks from the perspectives of energy, environment, operations, security, and office support. - **Energy Management**: Focuses on the application of renewable energy. In energy construction, the park aims to build a clean, efficient, and intelligent energy system. It actively promotes the replacement of clean energy, including large-scale construction of distributed photovoltaic power stations, utilization of rooftop and parking lot spaces for solar energy conversion, and installation of wind power generation equipment in suitable areas to fully utilize wind energy resources. It also actively explores the application of hydrogen energy in the park to provide energy support for hydrogen fuel forklifts and trucks, forming a clean energy supply pattern with complementary sources such as solar, wind, and hydrogen energy

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