Electrical Systems for Aircraft, Railway and Ship Propulsion 2010
DOI: 10.1109/esars.2010.5665236
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Train Conformity Check System; Technology and current operation experience

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“…1). The TCCS consists of the following modules (Favo et al, 2010): -a ''tracking subsystem'' (core module); -full thermographic scan of rolling stock and detection of diverse defects (overheated parts and fire on board); -full 3D scan that detects profile defects on rolling stock (shifted loads on open wagons, open doors and hatches, abnormal tilt from suspensions failures); -very high resolution imaging of complete rolling stock; -Human Machine Interface (HMI) to remotely manage the alarms, train data and diagnostics information.…”
Section: Tccs -Train Conformity Check Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1). The TCCS consists of the following modules (Favo et al, 2010): -a ''tracking subsystem'' (core module); -full thermographic scan of rolling stock and detection of diverse defects (overheated parts and fire on board); -full 3D scan that detects profile defects on rolling stock (shifted loads on open wagons, open doors and hatches, abnormal tilt from suspensions failures); -very high resolution imaging of complete rolling stock; -Human Machine Interface (HMI) to remotely manage the alarms, train data and diagnostics information.…”
Section: Tccs -Train Conformity Check Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%