Master's Degree in Continuing Education in the Design, Construction, and Maintenance of Infrastructure and Facilities for Railroad Lines. Specialization: High Speed
PRESENTATION
Objectives
• Lead the planning and execution of rail infrastructure projects, integrating comprehensive management and intermodality. • Develop advanced solutions for platforms, earthworks, tunnels, bridges, and viaducts on high-speed rail lines. • Optimize material selection and track laying, improving the plan and elevation layouts for the railway superstructure. • Implement strategies for the design and construction of operational facilities and railway terminals, ensuring their functionality. • Apply technologies for the design and construction of power subsystems, which are essential for the operation of the lines. • Make strategic decisions regarding the modernization and construction of new lines, taking into account legal requirements and financing. • Integrate a comprehensive view of the railway system’s life cycle, from design through maintenance, to ensure sustainability. • Lead multidisciplinary teams in the planning and execution of railway infrastructure projects, including high-speed rail.
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world cases, digital tools, and support from a team of specialized instructors.
Program
- Railway Projects
- Quality Management in Railroad Projects
- Environmental Management in Railroad Projects
- Health and Safety Management in Railroad Projects
- Intermodality
- Geological and Geotechnical Phases
- Establishment of the Platform
- Platform protective layers. Seating layers
- Clearing and Earthworks
- Masonry Work
- A Tunnel Project
- Tunnel Excavation
- Traditional Excavation Methods
- Drilling and Blasting
- Mechanized excavation methods: roadheaders and tunnel boring machines
- The Viaduct Project
- Regulations and Fees
- Types
- The Construction of a Viaduct
- Viaduct Entrance
- Route Components
- Camber
- Transition Curves
- Plotting Transition Curves
- Other transition curves
- Ballast. Introduction
- Sleepers
- Fastening system
- Rail and Welds
- Track equipment and railway facilities
- Initial Track Installation Operations
- Track Installation Operations (I)
- Track Installation Operations (II)
- Track Switch Installation Operations
- Track Installation Methods
- Infrastructure work and coordination with operations
- Commissioning of New Infrastructure
- Passenger Terminals
- Freight terminals
- Civil Protection
- Electric Railway Traction
- Railway Electrification Systems
- Electric Traction Power Supply Systems
- Components of the overhead contact line power supply system for railways
- Relevant Standards and Energy TSIs
- Geometric Characteristics of the Overhead Contact Line
- Mechanical Characteristics of the Overhead Contact Line
- Electrical Characteristics of the Overhead Contact Line
- Dynamic Characteristics of the Overhead Contact Line
- Factors Influencing the Design of the Overhead Contact Line
- Concepts and Types of Substations
- Substation Design
- Components of a traction substation
- Protective Equipment and Grounding System
- Power Remote Control
- Design Parameters for High-Speed Rail Lines
- Design Parameters for Metro Lines
- Design Parameters for Tram Lines
- Energy Efficiency in Rail Transportation
- Tram-train and train-tram
- Overview
- Overall Block Diagram
- Train Position Detection Systems
- Signage systems associated with detours and traffic signal systems
- Protection at Railroad Crossings
- Overview
- ASFA
- The LZB System
- ERTMS
- The CBTC Signaling System for Metropolitan Railways
- Transmission Media via Metal Cables
- Fiber-Optic and Radio Link Transmission Media
- Transportation Network
- PDH Access Network
- Voice switching network and data network
- Network Management and Monitoring Systems
- Voice and Data Services
- Mobile Services - Train-to-Ground System
- Mobile Services - GSM-R System
- Telecommunications Rooms in Buildings
- Fundamental Principles of Maintenance
- Types of Maintenance
- Coordination of Maintenance, Operations, and Incident Management
- Track Work: Personnel Involved, Work Schedule, and Risks
- Traffic Safety Management Systems
- Slope Stability and Monitoring Devices
- Slope protection elements. Metal mesh, geotextiles, gabions, and shotcrete
- Retaining Walls and Earth Pressures. Rankine's Theory
- Earth Pressure. Coulomb's Theory and Retaining Wall Stability
- Stability of Earthen Embankments. Treatment Methods
- Infrastructure and Superstructure
- Drain Maintenance
- Tunnels
- Unique Buildings and Drones
- Diagnostic and Rehabilitation Systems
- Repair and Inspection Procedures
- Metal Bridges
- Reinforcements in piers and abutments. Anti-corrosion treatments
- Concrete Structures
- Damage Classification. Major Bridge Inspections
- Historical Evolution of Maintenance
- Track Maintenance Schedule
- Activities Involved in Track Maintenance
- Types of Partially Mechanized Track Maintenance Work
- Types of Fully Mechanized Track Maintenance Work
- Introduction to Track Maintenance
- Ballast, ties, fastening systems, and the rail
- Maintenance of Track Equipment
- Crack Climbing
- Latest Trends in Superstructure Maintenance
- Electrical welding of butt-jointed rails using spark discharge
- Soldeo Thermal Aluminum Rail
- Inspections of aluminothermic welds
- Ultrasonic Detection of Rail and Weld Effects
- Types of Fully Mechanized Track Maintenance Work
- Concept of Road Quality and Quantification of Quality
- Geometric and Dynamic Track Inspection
- Analysis of the Results of Geometric Auscultation: Safety and Comfort
- Analysis of Geometric Auscultation Results: Tire Condition—Undulatory Wear
- Analysis of geometric inspection results. Tire condition—vertical, lateral, and total wear; definition of average track width"
- Overhead Contact Line Maintenance
- Types of Overhead Contact Line Maintenance
- Maintenance Planning for the Overhead Contact Line
- Objectives, Maintenance Indicators, and Advanced Maintenance of the Contact Wire
- Geometric Analysis of the Catenary
- Blocks and Support Posts
- Support Bracket Assembly
- Compensation System
- Overhead wires
- Sectioning
- Introduction to the Maintenance of Traction Substations
- Reviews
- Measurement Systems and Equipment
- Tensions
- Alternating Current Substations
- Catenary Protection Systems
- Landings
- Grounding Systems
- Most Common Problems
- Cable Installation and Laying
- Introduction to Railroad Signaling. CMS ETI
- Interlocks. Origins of Electrical Interlocks
- Electronic interlocks
- Systems Controlled by Interlocks
- Locking Systems
- Introduction to Train Detection Systems. SIL
- Track circuits separated by insulated rail joints
- Train Detection Using Axle Counters
- Protection Systems Using Half-Barriers
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting at Railroad Crossings
- Introduction to ATP Systems. EBICAB900 System
- The LZB System. Maintenance
- ERTMS System. Maintenance
- Overview of the Safety Remote Control
- Remote Control Subsystems
- Maintenance of Communications Cables and Fiber Optics
- Transport Networks. Maintenance of Transmission Networks and DWDM Networks
- Maintenance of radio communication networks. Train-to-ground and GSM-R
- Maintenance of Networks and Data and Voice Services
- Information and Control Systems
- Earthwork
- Layout
- High-Speed Structures
- Tunnels and Related Construction Projects
- Developments and Updates in High-Speed Rail
- Ballasted tracks
- Plate-Based Tracks
- Track materials: ballast and rail
- Track materials: ties and fasteners
- Track equipment and railway facilities
- High-Speed Electrification and Overhead Contact Lines
- Overhead Contact Line Characteristics and Specific Equipment
- Substations
- High-Speed Signage
- ERTMS
- Comparison of Maintenance Costs for High-Speed vs. Conventional Rail Lines
- High-Speed Rail Infrastructure Maintenance
- Maintenance of the Superstructure on High-Speed Rail Lines
- Maintenance of the High-Speed Rail Electrification System
- Signal Maintenance on the High-Speed Line
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