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10th april 2019 railtex 2019 railtex 2019 planning your visit railengineer - 10th april 2019 industry news recognising innovation – the plantworx innovation awards nigel wordsworth bsc(hons) mcij - 9th april 2019 railway operations every second counts – new measures of train punctuality railengineer - 9th april 2019 technology rail industry readiness levels (rirls) defined and explained nigel wordsworth bsc(hons) mcij - 9th april 2019 moving mud – dealing with weather damage around the country environment nigel wordsworth bsc(hons) mcij - 9th april 2019 0 rail engineer regularly publishes articles that show the railway is really very high-tech these days. in-cab signalling systems, digital traffic management, remote condition monitoring,... read more > risk-based cwr management permanent way chris parker - 9th april 2019 0 a regular concern within the rail industry has long been the conflict between the need for standards and the wish to be able... read more > rail engineer april 2019: rolling stock, hs2, decarbonisation and railtex preview print edition railengineer - 9th april 2019 0 read more > signalling & telecoms light rail tram speed protection clive kessell - 5th april 2019 signalling and telecoms a necessary gsm-r mobile upgrade clive kessell - 13th march 2019 rail news thameslink telecoms clive kessell - 8th march 2019 rail news evolution of signalling david bickell mirse - 8th march 2019 project updates rail news northumberland line could reopen for passengers in 2022 railengineer - 28th march 2019 heritage “radical yet respectful” proposals for birmingham moor street station revealed railengineer - 18th march 2019 franchise news new look for west midlands trains across birmingham railengineer - 22nd february 2019 depot birmingham: washwood heath train factory demolished railengineer - 19th february 2019 print editions print edition rail engineer jan/feb 2019: christmas works railengineer - 1st february 2019 0 print edition rail engineer december 2018: electrification focus railengineer - 11th december 2018 0 print edition rail engineer november 2018: environment focus railengineer - 15th november 2018 0 print edition rail engineer october 2018: rolling stock and depots railengineer - 27th september 2018 2 print edition rail engineer september 2018: signalling and innotrans railengineer - 29th august 2018 4 print edition rail engineer august 2018: infrastructure focus railengineer - 25th july 2018 2 print edition rail engineer july 2018: an interview with network rail’s stations director and the rail partnership awards return railengineer - 29th june 2018 2 print edition rail engineer june 2018: getting electrification right, thameslink ato and infrarail review andy milne - 6th june 2018 1 print edition rail engineer may 2018: easter works, p-way, 5g and innovation railengineer - 25th april 2018 7 print edition rail engineer april 2018: rolling stock and infrarail preview railengineer - 29th march 2018 3 latest rail engineer news events welcoming the industry to railtex 2019 railengineer - 10th april 2019 0 railtex, the uk’s definitive exhibition of railway products and services, returns to birmingham’s nec next month. as always, the show will have an international flavour and is expecting visitors from more than 50 countries, with... read more railtex 2019 railtex 2019 planning your visit railengineer - 10th april 2019 0 railtex is the uk’s largest indoor show for the rail industry supply chain, and literally everything you can think of will be on show. signals, track, cables, toilets and even trains -... read more industry news recognising innovation – the plantworx innovation awards nigel wordsworth bsc(hons) mcij - 9th april 2019 0 several railway engineering companies featured strongly at the recent plantworx innovation awards, and several others of the innovations that were applauded have obvious applications in the sector. these were indications of the stronger links between... read more railway operations every second counts – new measures of train punctuality railengineer - 9th april 2019 0 train operators and network rail are set to publish new measures for train punctuality as part of plans to reduce delays across the network and boost customer satisfaction. from april, up to the minute train performance... read more technology rail industry readiness levels (rirls) defined and explained nigel wordsworth bsc(hons) mcij - 9th april 2019 0 technology readiness levels (trl) were first defined by nasa in 1989 as a method of classifying the maturity of a technology or product during its development and acquisition. originally seven in... read more environment moving mud – dealing with weather damage around the country nigel wordsworth bsc(hons) mcij - 9th april 2019 0 rail engineer regularly publishes articles that show the railway is really very high-tech these days. in-cab signalling systems, digital traffic management, remote condition monitoring, track-inspection trains, long-line public address, aerial surveys - it’s all very... read more permanent way risk-based cwr management chris parker - 9th april 2019 0 a regular concern within the rail industry has long been the conflict between the need for standards and the wish to be able to react flexibly and responsively to actual needs. this is often... read more print edition rail engineer april 2019: rolling stock, hs2, decarbonisation and railtex preview railengineer - 9th april 2019 0 read more light rail tram speed protection clive kessell - 5th april 2019 0 the tragic accident on the croydon tram network in november 2016, in which seven people were killed and many more injured, has raised many questions about tram safety. as reported in issue 171 (jan/feb 2019),... read more high speed rail buying hs2’s high-speed trains – part 2 david shirres bsc ceng mimeche dem - 5th april 2019 0 an earlier article in rail engineer described hs2’s £2.75 billion procurement of at least 54 classic-compatible high-speed trains to run from london to birmingham, manchester, liverpool and glasgow. this month’s issue considers... read more environment decarbonisation on the agenda at ria’s innovation conference david shirres bsc ceng mimeche dem - 5th april 2019 0 european environmental agency figures show that, per passenger kilometre, rail transport’s co2 emissions are respectively 28 and 11 per cent of those on road and air transport. nevertheless, however good rail’s environmental credentials, the industry can... read more high speed rail unlocking the benefits of hs2 railengineer - 4th april 2019 0 guest opinion by john downer john downer hs2 is being built, an act of parliament has set up hs2 ltd, funding is in place and,... read more editor's view putting passengers first david shirres bsc ceng mimeche dem - 4th april 2019 0 a guest editorial b

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