FGSV-Technisches Regelwerk-Digital TOP

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The database “FGSV – Technical Regulations” offers the technical regulations of the Research Association for Road and Traffic Engineering (FGSV) digitally in full text. The scope includes: Technical regulations European standards (DIN EN) ProcurementFGSV working papersStandard performance catalogue for road and bridge construction (STLK)Laws and regulationsTable of contents: Traffic planningRoad designTraffic managementInfrastructure managementEarth and foundation engineeringAggregates, unbound construction methodsAsphalt construction methodsConcrete construction methods Licensing of the following three packages possible: Road construction technologyRoad traffic technologyPremium: Road construction technology and road traffic technology

Local Licence (Local License)

Formal type Online

Additional license information Walkin-User allowed Synchronous clients: 5

University network/VPN

Access Type	Access via authentication methods (Local University Network)
Access link	https://www.redi-bw.de/start/fhfm/FGSV_fhfm
Usage	licensed for the Frankfurt UAS, accessible at all campus workstations including Wi-Fi, remote access via VPN for university members only

If you have any questions about the database or licensing, please contact eressourcen@bibl.fra-uas.de

Resource id

9197

Subjects

Architecture, Civil Engineering

Database types

Full Text Database

Keywords

road construction technology

Notes

In addition to a standard web browser (e.g. Firefox, Internet Explorer), a Java runtime environment must be installed.
The PDF print file generated can be found in the browser window under the yellow and black diskette symbol after printing in the FGSV application for download. Instructions for this can be found under the yellow and black question mark symbol.

Instructions

Not specified

Further information

Alternative titles	Forschungsgesellschaft für Straßen- und Verkehrswe...
Updating	Still updated

External identifiers

ZDB	2483440-3

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