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The China National Railway Test Centre (Dongjiao Branch), formerly known as the China Academy of Railway Sciences Circular Railway Test Base, commonly abbreviated as Beijing Circular Railway or Huantie, is a large comprehensive railway test base located near the Northeast Fifth Ring Road in Chaoyang District, Beijing, China. It is currently the only circular railway test track in China and Asia. Completed in 1958, it features 38 kilometres (24 mi) of railway lines and scientific research laboratories, covering a total area of 64 hectares (160 acres), and is managed by China Academy of Railway Sciences Group Co., Ltd.. Its main purpose is to conduct comprehensive testing on various aspects, including rolling stock, urban rail transit vehicles, infrastructure, communication signals, and railway electrification technology. All new railway vehicles, after leaving the factory, must enter the test base via the dedicated line from Beijing Chaoyang railway station (formerly Xinghuo Station) on the Shuangsha railway to the China Academy of Railway Sciences Dongjiao Branch for performance and safety evaluations.
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