KUALA LUMPUR: Gamuda Bhd, the main contractor for the New Taipei City government’s Department of Rapid Transit Systems (NTCG DORTS), has awarded...
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The drive system of a rail vehicle is the largest energy consumer in operation, followed by the systems for temperature management of the passenger compartment and the drive system—regardless of the type of train propulsion. Batteries or fuel cells must be maintained at an optimal operating temperature in electrically powered trains without energy supply via overhead lines or third rails.
KUALA LUMPUR: Gamuda Bhd, the main contractor for the New Taipei City government’s Department of Rapid Transit Systems (NTCG DORTS), has awarded...
KUALA LUMPUR: Gamuda Bhd, the main contractor for the New Taipei City government’s Department of Rapid Transit Systems (NTCG DORTS), has awarded...
Aligning digital train control and signalling technology is a key element of broader national rail reform through the National Rail Action Plan....
Aligning digital train control and signalling technology is a key element of broader national rail reform through the National Rail Action Plan....
Introduced in 1979, the EMUs revolutionised Queensland’s rail system. Image: Queensland RailThe last of Queensland Rail’s iconic Electric Multiple...
Introduced in 1979, the EMUs revolutionised Queensland’s rail system. Image: Queensland RailThe last of Queensland Rail’s iconic Electric Multiple...
The sensors can be attached to a wide range of machines. Image: Protective Engineered SafetyThere are no second chances when it comes to working with...
The sensors can be attached to a wide range of machines. Image: Protective Engineered SafetyThere are no second chances when it comes to working with...
Sydney Trains driver Benjamin Heavey takes us for a tour of a decades-old V-set train before the last one runs between Sydney and Newcastle on Friday...
Sydney Trains driver Benjamin Heavey takes us for a tour of a decades-old V-set train before the last one runs between Sydney and Newcastle on Friday...