Transportation Engineering

Transport Engineering involves planning, design, construction & Operation.

Transportation Engineering is a sub-discipline of civil engineering which deals with the application of technology and scientific principles to the planning, functional design, operation and management of facilities for any mode of transportation in order to provide the safe, rapid, comfortable, convenient, economical, and environmentally compatible movement of people and goods (transport).

This inventory or database must include information on:

* Population

* Land use

* Transportation facilities and services

* Economic activity

* Travel patterns and volumes

* Regional financial resources

* Community values and expectations

* Laws and ordinances

Transport Engineering Cover 5 main factors which are these

1 Highway engineering

2 Railroad engineering

3 Port and harbor engineering

4 Airport engineering

5 Pipeline Engineering

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Some of topics Covered in this application are:

1. Buckling of a Column

2. The Finite Element Method for Bending and Buckling

3. Axial Vibration of a Slender Bar

4. Torsional Vibration

5. Vibration of Beams in Bending

6. Addition of Damping

7. Introduction

8. Station Layout

9. The Definition of Railway Rolling Stock

10. The Evolution of Steam Motive Power

11. The Advent of Electric Traction

12. Evolution of Wheel Layout

13. Carbody Structures

14. Train Performance Issues on Metros and Light Rail

15. Manufacturing Methods

16. Proper Maintenance of Rolling Stock

17. Maintenance Management

18. The Needs of the Maintainer

19. Sleeper Functions

20. Prestressed Concrete Sleepers (Monobloc)

21. Track: The Origin and Development of Railway Track

22. Track Ballast

23. Rail Fastenings, Baseplates and Pads

24. Rails

25. The Introduction of Track Welding

26. Site Welding to Produce CWR

27. Crossing Design and Manufacture

28. Driving, Locking and Detection of Points

29. Paved Concrete Track

30. Earthworks, Drainage and Fencing: Stability of Earthworks

31. Detection of Movement of Earthworks

32. Drainage of the Trackbed

33. Side or – Cess Drains

34. Railway Fencing

35. Bridges and Structures: Early Railway Structures and Materials

36. Reinforced Concrete Structures

37. Prestressed Concrete

38. Brick and Masonry Structures

39. Structural Maintenance

40. Tunnels and Tunnelling: The History of Tunnelling

41. Construction Methods

42. Tunnel Linings

43. Electrification: Electricity as a Form of Motive Power

44. The AC System Connection of Supply

45. DC Low Voltage Systems

46. The Effects of Electrification

47. The Early History of Railway Signalling

48. Track Circuits

49. Minimum Headways

50. Subsidiary Signals

51. Transmission Based Signalling

52. Protection Against Trains Passing Signals at Danger

53. Systems and Communications

54. Human Processes

55. Interface Between Operation and Engineering

56. The Railway Systems Pyramid

57. The Public Address and Information Systems

58. Telephones and Radio

59. Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)

60. Vertical Transportation

61. Passenger Flow to and from Escalators and Lifts

62. Types of Escalators

63. Compact Type Escalators

64. Draught Relief

65. Types of Modern Lift

66. Inspection and Maintenance

67. Pumps

68. Ventilation a Problem on Railways

69. Movement of Air

Each topic is complete with diagrams, equations and other forms of graphical representations for better learning and quick understanding.

Transportation Engineering is part of engineering education courses and technology degree programs of various universities.

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