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WRI 2016 – Transit: Integration, Correlation, Remediation

August 1, 2016 | Filed under: Big Data, Measurement Systems, Rail Transit, Wheel/Rail Interaction

By Jeff Tuzik   It’s easier now than ever to collect data on wheel/rail interaction. The number of measurement tools, the number of parameters that can be measured, and the accuracy of those measurements have changed the way wheel and rail systems are designed, monitored and maintained. While all of …

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WRI EU 2015, Part 2: Theory to Practice, Laboratory to Track

June 20, 2016 | Filed under: International, Rail Grinding, Track Geometry, Vehicle Design, Wheel/Rail Interaction, Wheel/Rail Profile

By Jeff Tuzik See Part 1 A thorough understanding of the forces contributing to wheel/rail interaction requires a grasp of both theoretical concepts and operational practices. Speakers at the 2015 Wheel Rail Interaction Conference, European Union (WRI EU) addressed both, presenting findings from the lab and operating environment of vehicles …

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WRI EU 2015 Part 1: Systemic Challenges, Systemic Successes

April 12, 2016 | Filed under: Friction Management, International, Maintenance, Rail Grinding, Wheel/Rail Interaction

By Jeff Tuzik For over 20 years, the Wheel/Rail Interaction conferences have brought together railway industry professionals, researchers and suppliers to share their expertise in the field of wheel/rail interaction. Until recently, the conferences have been held only in the United States and have drawn on North American experiences. In …

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