WRI 2010

    2010 Rail Transit Program - Speakers & Topics
Please review the preliminary list of Speakers and Topcis below. Updates will be posted to this web page. CLICK HERE to receive updates by email.
Controlling Noise & Vibration on a Light Rail System
Hugh Saurenman, President, ATS Consulting

Study of Rail Grinding for Controlling Rolling Noise
Speaker: TBA

Track Measurement in Urban Light Rail Traffic
Paul Mittermayr, President, Bureau of Applied Mechanics and Mathematics

Detecting Cracks in Wheels with Ultrasonic Testing
David Giragosian, Vice President of Engineering, Dapco NDT

Indentification of Track Conditions that Lead to High Maintenance Costs
Aldo Liberatore, Manager, ZTR Control Systems

Optimizing the Rail/Wheel Interface on the Vancouver RAV Line (before opening for revenue service)
Jadranka Talic, Trackwork Enginering Manager, SNC Lavalin

Analyzing Asymmetric Wheel Wear Patterns - Causes & Solutions
Speaker: TBA

Pre-Engineering the Wheel/Rail Interface
Robert Caldwell, Senior Engineer, Rail Division, NRC Centre for Surface Transportation Technology

Rail Transit Seminar Schedule - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Sunday, May 16

5:00 - 7:00 pm -
Check-In and Registration
6:00 - 8:00 pm - Complimentary Rail Transit Reception

Monday, May 17
7:00 - 8:00 am -
Continental Breakfast
8:00 am - 5:00 pm -
Sessions / Luncheon / Refreshment Breaks
Email Updates: CLICK HERE to receive regular Speaker & Topic updates.


Some Topics and Speakers from past Rail Transit Seminars:

Improving W/R Dynamics on Special Track Work
Bill Moorhead, TRAMMCO

Rail Straightness and Ground Vibration
Jim Nelson, Vice President, Wilson-Ihrig

Wheel/Rail Contact, Curving and Forces in Very Sharp Curves
Yan Liu Manager, Vehicle Track Interaction, Rail Division, NRC-CSTT

Rail Corrugation: Characteristics, Causes and Treatments
Joe Kalousek, Principal Consultant, Joe Kalousek Consulting

Rail Maintenance on Transit Systems - Experiences from Europe
Wolfgang Schoech, Manager of External Affairs, Speno International

Applications of Condition Based Monitoring for Wheel and Rail Maintenance – A US and European Perspective
Dan Magnus, Vice President, KLD Labs

The Use of Automated Rail Vehicle Inspection Systems (ARVIS) at NJ Transit
Kevin Fry, Product & Business Development Manager, DeltaRail

Panel Discussion: Integrating Rail/Wheel Information
Moderator: Bob Tuzik, Rangecam Business Manager, Holland Company
Panelists: Dan Magnus, Vice President, KLD Labs
Kevin Fry, Product & Business Development Manager, DeltaRail
Gavin Fraser, Senior Associate, Booz Allen

Wheel/Rail Interaction and Low-Speed Derailments
Anthony Bohara, Sachit Kakkar, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority; Don Holfeld, Zeta-Tech Associates, Inc.

Rail Grinding Strategies: Experience on the Vienna Urban Transit System
Edgar Fischmeister and Markus Ossberger, Wiener Linien GmbH & Co KG

Wayside Truck Performance Detector-Based Rail Car Preventive Maintenance
Michael Hiller, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority; Robert Swearingen, Transportation Technology Center Inc.; Radovan Sarunac, Booz Allen Hamilton

Addressing Seasonal Adhesion Issues
Graham Curtis, DeltaRail Products

Analyzing Wheel/Rail Contact in Three Dimensions
Gordon Bachinsky, Advanced Rail Management Corp.

Results of Transit Track-Related Studies Conducted through the Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP)
James Dwyer, Senior Transit Consultant, STV, Inc.

Implementation of a New Wheel-Management Process at CityRail in NSW Australia
Keith Bladon, Teknis Electronics; Shane Doyle, Brake Systems Engineer, RailCorp

Using High-Performance Mass-Spring-Systems to Reduce Noise and Vibration in Track
Hans-Georg Wagner, GERB Vibration Control Systems GmbH & Co.

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