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LUL-London Underground Library Id Number Title Year Organization Page 334851 1-003 Engineering Regulatory Notices - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334852 1-026 Topographical Surveys and Mapping - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334853 1-027 Site Hoarding, Fencing and Barriers - Issue A1 2011 LUL 0 334854 1-054 Civil Engineering - Earth structures - Issue A3 2010 LUL 0 334855 1-066 Lighting of London Underground Assets - Issue A3; Incorporating Written Notice: 9/17/2013 2011 LUL 0 334856 1-067 NULL 2011 LUL 0 334857 1-068 Mechanical Building Services, Utility Provision and Energy Management in London Underground - 2011 LUL 0 Issue A3 334858 1-069 Low Voltage Electrical Installations - Issue A3; Incorporrating Written Notice: 5/20/2013, 7/16/2013 2011 LUL 0 334859 1-080 The application of fire safety engineering principles to London Underground premises - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334860 1-081 Design and installation of fire protection systems and compartmentation measures - Issue A2; 2011 LUL 0 Includes Written Notice 01313 and 01319: 1/12/2015 334861 1-082 Active fire protection systems and portable fire equipment - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334862 1-083 Passive fire protection systems - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334863 1-084 Maintenance of fire protection systems and compartmention measures - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334864 1-085 Fire safety performance of materials - Issue A3; Incorporating Written Notice: 10/13/2014 2011 LUL 0 334865 1-107 Requirements for Electrical Track Equipment - Issue A3 2015 LUL 0 334866 1-122 Requirements for 750V Traction Power Supplies and Insulation Levels - Issue A1; Includes Written 2010 LUL 0 Notice 6/12/2015 334867 1-123 Requirements for Matching Electrical Loads to Supplies when making changes to Low Voltage 2010 LUL 0 Infrastructure - Issue A2; Incorporating Written Notice: 03/15/2012, 7/16/2013 334868 1-124 Low Voltage AC and DC Power Supply Parameters, Characteristics and Performance Requirements - 2010 LUL 0 Issue A1 334869 1-133 Premises - stairways and ramps - Issue A8 2010 LUL 0 334870 1-142 Operational Information Systems - Issue A4; Incorporating Written Notice: 11/14/2011; 7/8/2013 2011 LUL 0 334871 1-150 Telecommunications - OPO CCTV - Issue A1; Incorporating Written Notice: 9/9/2011 2011 LUL 0 334872 1-164 Conductor Rail _ Dimensions and Tolerances - Issue A2; Incorporating Written Notice: 11/13/2013; 2011 LUL 0 01/31/2014; 03/14/2014; 5/13/2015 334873 1-169 Train Arrestors _ Performance, Design and Configuration - Issue A2; Incorporating Written Notice: 2011 LUL 0 3/14/2014 334874 1-170 Train Arrestors - Inspection and Maintenance - Issue A2; Incorporating Written Notice: 02/27/2014 2011 LUL 0 334875 1-321 Customer acceptance testing - Issue A3 2010 LUL 0 334876 1-551 Procuring and managing suppliers and contractors - HS&E requirements - Issue A4; 2010 LUL 0 Incorporating Written Notice: 1/11/2011 334877 1-558 Formal Investigation of Incidents - Issue A8 2011 LUL 0 334878 1-566 Monitoring health, safety and environmental performance - Issue A5 2010 LUL 0 334879 1-691 Information - Issue A2 2010 LUL 0 334880 1-701 Business Case Development Manual 2014 LUL 0 334881 1-711D Guide to switching traction current on and off - central line - Issue 9.3 2010 LUL 0 334882 1-711E GUIDE TO SWITCHING TRACTION CURRENT ON AND OFF - DISTRICT LINE - Issue 9.2 2010 LUL 0 334883 1-711F GUIDE TO SWITCHING TRACTION CURRENT ON AND OFF - HAMMERSMITH AND CITY LINE - Issue 2010 LUL 0 9.1 334884 1-711H GUIDE TO SWITCHING TRACTION CURRENT ON AND OFF - METROPOLITAN AND CIRCLE LINES - 2010 LUL 0 Issue 9.2 334885 1-711I GUIDE TO SWITCHING TRACTION CURRENT ON AND OFF - NORTHERN LINE - Issue 9.2 2010 LUL 0 334886 1-711J GUIDE TO SWITCHING TRACTION CURRENT ON AND OFF - PICCADILLY LINE - Issue 9.1 2010 LUL 0 334887 1-721 Bakerloo Line Supplement - Issue 2 2012 LUL 0 334888 1-726 Metropolitan line supplement - Issue 2.3 intranet version 2014 LUL 0 334889 1-727 Northern line supplement - Issue 2 2012 LUL 0 334890 1-728 Piccadilly line supplement - Issue 2.1 intranet version 2014 LUL 0 334891 1-729 Victoria line supplement - Issue 2 2012 LUL 0 334892 5-258 Equality - Issue A2 2010 LUL 0 334893 5-539 Verification of Assurance - Issue A2 2010 LUL 0 334894 5-621 Standard for standards - Issue A9 2010 LUL 0 334895 5-671 Consultation Response Management Process - Issue A3 2010 LUL 0 334896 113 SG Walking Good Practice - Version 4 2012 LUL 0 334897 114 SG Guidance on the Assessment of Pedestrian Guardrail - Issue 1 2012 LUL 0 334898 117 SG GUIDANCE FOR SUBMISSION OF LIP MAJOR SCHEMES - Version 3 2012 LUL 0 334899 120 SG Streetscape Guidance Consultation 2011 LUL 0 334900 121 SG Streetscape Guidance: keep left bollards at traffic islands - Issue D3 2012 LUL 0 334901 122 SG Streetscape Guidance: pedestrian guardrail at staggered crossings - Issue D1 2011 LUL 0 334902 123 SG Streetscape Guidance: colour of street furniture - Issue D2 2012 LUL 0 334903 124 SG Streetscape Guidance: tactile paving - Version 2 2012 LUL 0 334904 BB001 FIRE PRECAUTIONS GUIDANCE DOCUMENT - Issue A1; Incorporating Written Notice 12/18/2014 2014 LUL 0 334905 BB218 Fire Precautions Exemption Applications - Issue A3; Incorporating Written Notice: 10/06/2008, 2014 LUL 0 12/18/2014 334906 BB224 Fire Precautions Compliance With Fire Precautions And The Process For Change - Issue A3; 2014 LUL 0 Incorporating Written Notice: 03/07/2007, 10/27/2011, 12/18/2014 334907 BB229 Fire Precautions Isolation Of Automatic Fire Detection And Protection Equipment - Issue A2; 2014 LUL 0 Incorporating Written Notice: 12/18/2014 334908 BULLETIN 06- NULL 2014 LUL 0 14-15 334909 DLR-ENG-STD- E&M Systems - Lighting - Issue 1.0 2014 LUL 0 ES610 334910 G-008 Manual of Good Practice - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334911 G0023 Infrastructure Protection - Special Conditions for Outside Parties Working On or Near the Railway - 2015 LUL 0 Issue A4 334912 G0024 Infrastructure Protection - Form of Indemnity to Access LU Land - Issue A2 2013 LUL 0 334913 G0025 Infrastructure Protection - Licence to Carry Out Works on LU Land - Issue A2 2012 LUL 0 334914 G0028 Division of Railway Companies' Property - Issue A1 2011 LUL 0 334915 G042 Asset Condition Reporting (ACR) - Issue A4 2015 LUL 0 334916 G0043 Obsolescence management - Issue A3 2015 LUL 0 334917 G050 Civil Engineering - Common Requirements - Issue A4 2013 LUL 0 334918 G0051 Civil Engineering _ Bridge Structures - Issue A5 2011 LUL 0 334919 G0052 Civil Engineering - Gravity Drainage Systems - Issue A2 2012 LUL 0 334920 G0053 Civil Engineering _ Building and Station Structures - Issue A4 2011 LUL 0 334921 G054A Civil Engineering - Earth Structures - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334922 G054B Earth Structures - Guide for Slope Stability Analysis - Issue A1 2014 LUL 0 334923 G055 Civil Engineering - Deep Tube Tunnels and Shafts - Issue A2 2012 LUL 0 334924 G0056 Civil Engineering - Pump Drainage Systems - Issue A3 2015 LUL 0 334925 G0057 Civil Engineering _ Miscellaneous Assets - Issue A5 2011 LUL 0 334926 G0058 Civil Engineering - Technical Advice Notes - Issue A20 2014 LUL 0 334927 G-073 Electrical Guidance Document - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334928 G-074 Mechanical Building Services, Utility Provision and Energy Management in London Underground - 2011 LUL 0 Issue A1 334929 G075 Mechanical Building Services, Asset Maintenance Management in London Underground - Issue A1 2013 LUL 0 334930 G085 Code of practice - Fire Safety of Materials and Fire Safety of Specific Items and Materials Used in the 2013 LUL 0 Underground - Issue A5 334931 G0106 Earthing and Bonding - Issue A1 2012 LUL 0 334932 G0111 DC Protection and Commissioning - Issue no: A2 2013 LUL 0 334933 G0115 Civil Engineering Competence Management System Framework - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334934 G0127 Substation and Transformer Room - Design Guidance - Issue A1 2011 LUL 0 334935 G0130 Asbestos Control & Management - Issue A4 2013 LUL 0 334936 G0131A Guidance on the installation of Platform Tactile Strips - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334937 G0131B Guidance on Station Platforms - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334938 G0132 Guidance on Barriers and Fencing - Issue A3 2014 LUL 0 334939 G0133 Guidance on Stairways and Ramps - Issue A1 2014 LUL 0 334940 G0134A Guidance on Glazing - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334941 G0134B Guidance on Doorsets and Gates - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334942 G0135 Guidance on Premises Finishes - Issue A2 2014 LUL 0 334943 G-136 Control of Works on LU Premises - Issue A2 2015 LUL 0 334944 G0137 Walls and Partitions in Sub-Surface Stations - Issue A1 2012 LUL 0 334945 G148 Management of Noise due to Public Address Systems - Issue A3 2015 LUL 0 334946 G182 Ergonomic considerations for the design and development of a rolling stock operator_s cab - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334947 G183 Guidelines for the Engineering of Underfloor Arc and Thermal Protection Requirements - Issue A2 2012 LUL 0 334948 G185 Interior Crashworthiness and Egress - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334949 G186 Assurance of Fractured Rolling Stock Components - Issue A2 2011 LUL 0 334950 G0189 Adhesion Management for Open Sections of the LU Network - Issue A1 2014 LUL 0 334951 G0213 Asset Condition Monitoring, Alarm and Alert Management - Issue A2 2013 LUL 0 334952 G222 EMC best practice - Issue A2 2012 LUL 0 334953 G0230 Good Practice Guide for the Application of Surface Coatings to Premises - Issue A1 2011 LUL 0 334954 G0231 Manual of Good Practice Station Cleaning - Issue A1 2011 LUL 0 334955 G0232 Manual of Good Practice Cleaning Areas of Limited Access - Issue A1 2011 LUL 0 334956 G0233 Control of Pests on the Underground - Issue A2 2012 LUL 0 334957 G-323 How to hold a Pre Closure Request Meeting _ Good Practice Guide
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