CEN/TR 14819-1:2004

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 General recommendations
   4.1 Application of the technical report
   4.2 Safety principles
        4.2.1 Hazard scenarios
        4.2.2 Safety measures
5 Basic recommendations
6 Recommendations concerning fire prevention and firefighting in
   the carriers
   6.1 Materials
   6.2 Electrical cabinets
   6.3 Cabling outside the electrical cabinets and lighting
   6.4 Batteries
   6.5 Battery chargers
   6.6 Video equipment (camera, monitor)
   6.7 Heating, air conditioning
   6.8 Electrical components outside cabinets which are energized
        during travel (dynamos, alternators, motors)
   6.9 Pantographs
   6.10 Rail brake - Retarder
   6.11 Hydraulic power plants and circuits - Pressure vessels -
        Refrigerants
   6.12 Rotating parts (wheels, axles, bearings)
   6.13 Prohibition of smoking, open fires and the transportation of
        flammable materials
   6.14 Extinguishers and other means of firefighting
   6.15 Dimensioning of the carriers
   6.16 Recovery measures in the event of a fire on board the carrier
   6.17 Emergency exits from the carriers
7 Recommendations concerning fire prevention and firefighting in the
   tunnel
   7.1 Tunnel materials
   7.2 Fire - Smoke from a station
   7.3 Rails and overhead catenaries supplying auxiliary electrical
        energy to the carriers
   7.4 Lighting equipment
   7.5 Transmission of electrical energy in the tunnel
   7.6 Remote communication cable between carrier and control point
   7.7 Transportation of flammable liquid inside the tunnel
   7.8 Spaces adjacent to the tunnel (outside stations)
   7.9 Communication device
8 Recommendations concerning fire prevention and firefighting in
   stations
   8.1 General
   8.2 Platform materials
   8.3 Maintenance pit beneath carriers at the platform
   8.4 Spaces adjacent to the platforms
   8.5 Transmission of electrical energy
   8.6 Contacts for recharging of the carrier batteries
   8.7 Video equipment (camera, monitor)
   8.8 Dispensing machines for users and other platform furniture
   8.9 Prohibition of smoking, open fires and the transportation of
        flammable materials
   8.10 Extinguishers
   8.11 Smoke detection and clearing
9 Recommendations concerning fire prevention and firefighting in the
   machine room and the space for the electrical power system
   9.1 Prevention
   9.2 Limitation of spread of fire
10 Recommendations concerning fire prevention and firefighting in the
   electrical supply spaces
11 Recommendations concerning fire prevention and firefighting in the
   control room
   11.1 Civil engineering
   11.2 Spaces adjacent to the control point
   11.3 Electrical equipment
   11.4 Video monitors
   11.5 Space heating
   11.6 Domestic utensils
   11.7 Furniture
   11.8 Putting safety devices out of service
   11.9 Personnel
12 Lightning
13 Training of personnel
14 Maintenance
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This part of CEN/TR 14819 specifies safety recommendations applicable to the prevention and fighting of fires in funicular railways in tunnels that may endanger the health and safety of persons.This part of CEN/TR 14819 covers the design, manufacture, construction, maintenance and operation of all funicular railways running in tunnels of length greater than 300 m or where the evacuation zones are more than 300 m apart, an evacuation zone being comparable to a station from the point of view of protecting passengers against fire risks. Tunnels with these characteristics are called "long tunnels" in the following.For shorter tunnels, some of the same measures could be applied depending on the results of the installation safety study and taking account particularly of the number of passengers and the width of the evacuation passage.With regard to these fire problems, it is essential to take organizational measures relating to operation, but these are not covered in this document