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  Corrective, Preventive and Predictive maintenance for railway applications
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - January 7, 2017 1
  
  Railway maintenance is defined as the process of preserving a working condition of a railway equipment, along the track or related to rolling stocks, but there are actually different approach to mantain a railway asset or service..
  
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  Introduction to CBTC system description
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - June 14, 2016 2
  
  With CBTC, moving blocks introduce to the concept of contiguous track, because the railway is represented as a single contiguous block, rather than a set of adjacent blocks. This means that the safe separation behind the preceding train is dynamically calculated based on the maximum operating speeds, braking curves and locations of the trains on the alignment. Also, in this way the capacity of the railway is extremely increased.
  
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  Conventional vs CABS vs CBTC railway signalling & their impact to capacity
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - March 8, 2016 1
  
  In railway signalling, capacity can be defined as the maximum number of trains that can pass a given location during a given time period at a specified level of reliability.
  
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  Formal methods in railway signalling systems
  
  - February 29, 2016 1
  
  Strict safety requirements regulate the development of railway signalling and train control systems, covered by the CENELEC (European Committee for Electro-technical Standardization) EN 5012x rail standards
  
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  Happy new year to our 4000+ members!
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - January 13, 2016 1
  
  Thanks to all of our members, 4000 times!
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  Requirements Management for safety critical systems: a new white paper in PDF format!
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - June 25, 2015 0
  
  This paper will drive you across the different phases of the V-cycle for railway application, by explaining the key role of requirements during each phase and presenting the Systems Engineering activities required to support and control product development.
  
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  How Track Circuits detect and protect trains: download your PDF copy!
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - November 5, 2014 2
  
  Track circuits contributes for train detection but also for the vehicle’s speed control, since the electrical signals used for train detection can be exchanged between wayside and on-board for the transmission of speed commands.
  
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  Environmental Sustainability of Rail Transportation
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - November 25, 2013 0
  
  Since the train can be considered the transport mode of the future, national railway companies and European Union are currently working for a continuos upgrade of sustainable rail transportation, in order to guarantee the best quality of life to European citizens.
  
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  Railway signalling since the birth to ERTMS
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - November 5, 2013 0
  
  Railway signalling can be defined as all systems used to control railway traffic safely, essentially to prevent trains from colliding. Over the years knoledgment and technology able to satisfy this issue have been implemented. ERTMS/ETCS is currently the most common signalling system adopted in Europe.
  
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  How to write a Technical Paper
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - September 14, 2013 1
  
  Following this tips, you’ll be able to write a clear and flowing paper, to be published on an e-journal....
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  Supersonic speed train: watch the Hyperloop video
  
  - February 24, 2016 1
  
  The video below shows how Hyperloop Transportation Technologies is trying to make this "pipe dream" a reality.
  
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  ERTMS in the UK: a video by Network Rail
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - October 6, 2015 0
  
  In this video, Network Rail shows the power of the ERTMS in the UK and highlights the benefits that will come over after its implementation.
  
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  Shanghai Metro: the longest underground in the world
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - January 16, 2015 0
  
  Overall, Shanghai metro consists in 14 metro lines and 337 stations, with an operating route length of 548 kilometers.
  
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  Interesting Tricks to Get a Train Moving
  
  - November 8, 2014 0
  
  How to get a train moving? There's some interesting simple physics you need to know before I tell you that you need to move one car at a time...
  
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  History of controlling trains: a video by Network Rail
  
  railwaysignalling.eu - October 3, 2014 0
  
  This is the history of how trains have been controlled in Britain
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Corrective, Preventive and Predictive maintenance for railway applications

Introduction to CBTC system description

Conventional vs CABS vs CBTC railway signalling & their impact to capacity

Formal methods in railway signalling systems

Happy new year to our 4000+ members!

Requirements Management for safety critical systems: a new white paper in PDF format!

How Track Circuits detect and protect trains: download your PDF copy!

Environmental Sustainability of Rail Transportation

Railway signalling since the birth to ERTMS

How to write a Technical Paper

Supersonic speed train: watch the Hyperloop video

ERTMS in the UK: a video by Network Rail

Shanghai Metro: the longest underground in the world

Interesting Tricks to Get a Train Moving

History of controlling trains: a video by Network Rail

Corrective, Preventive and Predictive maintenance for railway applications

Introduction to CBTC system description

Conventional vs CABS vs CBTC railway signalling & their impact to...

Formal methods in railway signalling systems

Supersonic speed train: watch the Hyperloop video

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