Month: January 2015

Network Rail, the owner and operator of most of the rail infrastructure in Great Britain, is improving the traction power capability of its lines by universally implement­ing a 25kV AC catenary system, either replacing the old third rail systems or … Sigue leyendo →

Energy Consumption is one of the largest expenses of railway operators today.

As part of the continuous drive to find innovative solutions to save energy and reduce costs, Bom­bardier has developed an energy management system (EMS) to measure and help … Sigue leyendo →

A low cost model

Fainsa, passenger seats manu­facturer having more than 75 years of experience, does of­fer a wide range of railway seat­ing systems, which could meet any passenger transport need, from underground to high speed ser­vices.

FAINSA has recently … Sigue leyendo →

It offers maximum security certification SIL 4 and is one of the few systems in the world that features interoperability certification CB module.

After some intense R+D+i work over the last five years, Indra now has one of the most … Sigue leyendo →

Work methods in rail main­tenance have changed with the new technolo­gies and computer systems. SIOS Inventory and Maintenance – SIOS I&M®, developed by Ineco, stems from the need for an integral and reliable system that encompasses all aspects of high … Sigue leyendo →

Sener has undertaken a signifi­cant number of innovative In­frastructures and Transport pro­jects. These include important High Speed rail projects with the Adminis­trator of Railway Infrastructures-Adif, such as the Madrid – Barcelona lines, whose trains are already running at 300 km/hour. … Sigue leyendo →