10.10
Introduction of the European fire
safety standard CEN TS 45545
GETA GmbH – Jochen Wieschermann,
director of technology |
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10.35
CEN TS 45545 issues
Bombardier Transportation – Heinz
Reimann, engineer |
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11.00
Relationships between fire
standards, regulations and rules of
design and operation of interiors of
rolling stock
RATP – Arnaud Marchais, head of fire
safety department |
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11.25
How to test and certificate for
the fire safety of products on European
railway vehicles
Bodycote warringtonfire – Peter Briggs,
business development manager |
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11.50
Modelling fire scenarios using
experimentally determined input data
IBW – Friedrich-Wilhelm Wittbecker,
Professor |
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12.15
Innovative fire protection
solutions to assist the design and
approval process of railway vehicles
Fogtec Fire Protection – Roger-Andre
Dirksmeier, product manager |
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12.40
A safety case for specifying
3M Copon Rail liquid applied coatings
for long-term corrosion protection and
flame-retardant/low-smoke finishing
of trains
3M Copon Northallerton – Kenneth
Mueller, Copon director |
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14.00
The adjustment of the
railway vehicle interior passive
safety to conform to the European
crashworthiness requirements
Rail vehicle engineering consultant – Dr Wilfried Wolter, advisor for vehicle
crashworthiness and car body strength
(former employee Deutsche Bahn AG) |
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14.25
Developments in rail interior
crashworthiness
MIRA Ltd – Dr Tony Payne, senior
consultant occupant protection |
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14.50
The application of crash energy
management techniques to North
American commuter railway vehicles
PTSI Transportation – Joshua Coran P.E,
vice-president |
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15.15
Tube absorber of passenger
coaches in a collision – Kinetic energy
Institut GOSA D.O.O. – Jovan Tanaskovic,
research associate |
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