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Volker Rail News
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HS2 News
HS2 CELEBRATES AS LONGEST TUNNELS REACH HALFWAY POINT UNDER THE CHILTERNS
Two giant tunnelling machines – named ‘Florence’ and ‘Cecilia’ – pass halfway mark during excavation of the 10 mile long Chiltern tunnels. 1.3 million cubic metres of material – enough to fill more than 500 Olympic sized swimming pools – excavated during first 5 miles.
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Nvidia News
On Track: Digitale Schiene Deutschland Building Digital Twin of Rail Network in NVIDIA Omniverse
Germany’s national infrastructure manager is designing an AI-enabled digital twin to develop the future railway system.
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Clayton Equipment News
CLAYTON EQUIPMENT DEVELOPS A SOLUTION TO PROVIDE AN INTELLIGENT LOCOMOTIVE TRACKING AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The loco simulator uses RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags with distance to calculate a position within the mine simulation.
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MEDIAWORLD
Australian-first technology set to transform the Bankstown Line
Sydney Metro has awarded a contract that will see new mechanical gap filler technology installed at stations between Marrickville and Bankstown as part of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project.
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HS2 News
HS2: FIRST STEPS ON UK’S LONGEST RAILWAY BRIDGE
HS2 minister Huw Merriman became the first person to officially walk on top of the UK’s longest railway bridge, which is under construction at an HS2 site just outside London.
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SKODA News
Škoda trams celebrate their 25th birthday
Even after 140 years of existence, electric trams are still very popular all over the world and demand for them is increasing due to the trend towards green technologies.
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Volker Rail News
Transpennine Route Upgrade’s first electric wires now in place to power greener journeys
The TRU East Alliance of Network Rail, VolkerRail, J. Murphy and Sons, Siemens and Systra, has now installed 37 miles of overhead wire and nine miles of earth wires, along a six mile four-track stretch of line on the East Coast Main Line, as part of the multi-billion-pound Transpennine Route Upgrade.
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HS2 News
Transport Secretary makes historic first journey through a completed HS2 tunnel
Today [Thursday 1 December] Mark Harper, Secretary of State for Transport, and HS2 Ltd Chief Executive Mark Thurston went 33 metres below ground for an exclusive end-to-end tour of the first completed tunnel on the HS2 project.
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ARC Infrastructure news
