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Enforcing EN 50716 Safety Compliance
A technical tutorial examining how static and dynamic software testing can support compliance with EN 50716 requirements for…
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What is a tunnel boring machine (TBM)?
We've just launched our first giant TBM. But what actually is a TBM? In this video, we explain…
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Rail Electrification Systems – Learn
More than determined to continue RE's mission, for today's video, we decided to do an overview and presentation…
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What is FRMCS, the Future Railway Mobile Communication System?
What is the Future Railway Mobile Communication System? It's UIC's response to two elements of strategic importance for…
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The Surprising Depth of Platform Design
You might not pay a lot of attention to the humble platform on which you wait for your…
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Train Architect Designs
Commuter trains are renowned for potentially being cramped and crowded, but they don’t have to be that way.…
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CBTC: Communications-Based Train Control
MTA employees explain the challenges of maintaining 100-year-old signal technology and the necessary modernization efforts. This upgrade enhances…
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Why Are Rails Shaped Like That?
In the 19th century, railway engineering was all about how to build railroads. Modern rail engineering focuses on…
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System Integration Testing (SIT): Where Subsystems Become a Railway
Author’s Note / Republished with PermissionThis article was originally published by Fernando Carlos on LinkedIn and is republished…
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Structure Gauge
Structure Gauge is the defined boundary around a railway track within which permanent infrastructure and other fixed objects…
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EN 1991-2:2003 + A1:2014 – For Railways
Traffic loading requirements for railway bridge design.
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