Overview of TP312 5th (draft)

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Overview of TP312 5th (draft) Visual Aids

Installation Tolerances Terminology used; Distance range… Ex. Location / length / width of aiming point marking. “Not more than…” Ex. Edge light spacing “± “X” cm, m” Ex. Marking width, approach light position, inset light position “Above grade” Ex. Edge light break point height RDIMS 9056144

Markings (General) Editorial clarifications Black highlighting in a Note Apron safety markings a standard Limited used of red marking Striated markings moved into respective standards RDIMS 9056144

Table 5.2.9.2 Location and dimensions of aiming point markings Landing distance available Location and dimensions Less than 800 m 800 m up to but not including 1 200 m 1 200 m up to but not including 2 400 m 2 400 m and above Distance from threshold to the beginning of marking 150 m ± 1 m 250 m ±1 m 300 m ±1 m 400 m ± 1 m Length of marking 30 - 45 m 45 - 60 m Width of marking (see 5.2.9.4) 4.05 m ± 0.15 m 6.15 m ± 0.15 m 6.15 - 10.05 m Lateral spacing between inner sides of markings 6 m ± 0.3 m 9 m ± 0.3 m 18 - 22.5 m Displacement for intersection with primary runway ± 60 m Stripe Tolerance 15 cm ± 5 cm Narrow runway width – marking moved inwards RDIMS 9056144

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Holding Position Markings Two types Runway and Road Larger size introduced as an option Mandatory for positions on a runway RDIMS 9056144

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Figure 5-8 TP312 4th Annex 14 FAA

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Lighting General Frangibility Weight bearing (inset) General Elevation of all edge lights (runway, taxiway, apron) RDIMS 9056144

Approach Lighting Systems General Same application - SSALR CAT I, ALSF-2 CAT II/III Any other system in accordance with standards Plane of lights standard Elevation of approach lights on strip end Transportation corridor clearances Clarified purpose of Aeronautical Evaluation determine the height of the most critical obstacle

PAPI / APAPI Application Non standard approach slope Threshold displacement > 48 hours LAHSO Risk assessment RDIMS 9056144

Taxiway Edge Lights Changes Required on curves for operations below RVR600 Spacing on curves (minimum 3 lights) Longitudinal spacing Limited use of double blues RDIMS 9056144

Unserviceability Lights Clarification of use of red lights Bridge Closed areas 3m spacing 10 cd minimum Non illumination of light on temporary closures, except for maintenance. Removal of lights on permanent closures RDIMS 8905261

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Signs Formatting Appendix “C” included in section 5.4.8 Design Part of current Table 5-8 into design Low visibility (<RVR2600 ½ SM) performance standard for internally illuminated signs Detailed figures for Legend Dimensions and Form of Characters RDIMS 8905261

Markers Same colour as associated lighting Unserviceability markers (7.4.1) Retroreflective standard ASTM D4956 Type 3 RDIMS 8905261

Appendices Appendix A Appendix B Traffic signal colours for RGLs and markings LED colour charts added Appendix B updated Includes medium intensity RDIMS 8905261

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