| Topics |
Speaker |
Company |
8:00 - 8:40 am
Benefits of Top of Rail Friction Control in Transit Operations – the Heathrow Express Experience
Abstract |
Don Eadie |
L.B. Foster |
8:45 - 9:25 am
Rail Milling - A New Technology for Rail Management
Abstract |
Paul Baker |
Bakerail Services Ltd. |
9:55 - 12:00 pm
Optimizing the Rail/Wheel Interface
on San Diego Trolley
Abstract |
Fred Byle |
San Diego Trolley |
- Noise Solutions, Ride Quality, Rail Wear Reduction: The San Diego Trolley Experience
|
Paolo DiBenedetti |
Neleco |
- Profile Rail Grinding & Optical Rail Measurement
|
Mike McGinley |
ARM |
- Noise Measurements on
San Diego Trolley System
|
Hugh Saurenman |
ATS Consulting |
1:15 - 1:55 pm
Understanding and Managing Rolling Contact Fatigue in a Transit Environment
Abstract |
Vinay Mudholkar |
L Berger Group |
2:00 - 2:40 pm
Maintenance of Way: The Feedback Loop for Design
Abstract |
Mike McGinley |
ARM |
3:15 - 4:55 pm
Case Study: Investigation of Rail/Wheel Interface to Address Noise Concerns on Sound Transit
Abstract |
Gordon Bachinsky |
ARM |
- Modeling of the Sound Transit Vehicle and Track Structure
|
Cory Hogan |
TUV-RSI |
- Rail and Wheel Profile Investigation/Design
|
Rob Caldwell |
NRC - CSTT |
- Acoustic Investigation/Rail Roughness
and Noise
|
Hugh Saurenman |
ATS Consulting |
- Summary of Investigation: Recommendations
|
Hugh Saurenman |
ATS Consulting |
| Gordon Bachinsky |
ARM |
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