Archives: Agenda
Lunch and Networking Break
Fire detection in the passenger area with Aspirating Smoke Detectors
- Influence of interior design on fire detection systems
- Aspirating Smoke Detection systems for passenger areas
- Operating experience
Spotlight: Design And Validation Of The Firefighting System In Railway Machinery – The Italian Approach
- Requirements of Railways Standards: EN vs UNI
- The importance of a correct design
- The establishment of rigorous and meaningful test protocols
- Preparation and execution of real scale tests
- Conclusions
Registration
Afternoon Refreshments and Networking
Railway Fire Protection for Alternative Energy Locomotives: An Overview of Transport Canada’s Current Activities
- Brief overview of hydrogen and battery locomotive deployments in Canada
- Overview of Transport Canada’s research into fire risks on board hydrogen and battery locomotives
- Transport Canada’s support for hydrogen and battery locomotive codes and standards for North America
- Overview of Transport Canada’s rail wildfire projects and initiatives
Keynote Panel Discussion: Identifying Key Safety Challenges That Need Addressing Over The Next Five Years
• Identifying future safety challenges
• Best practice strategies that can be applied to deal with future challenges
• Understanding how technology and innovation is affecting the industry
• Exploring how the industry will evolve and change over the long-term
Moderator: Patrick Atack, Editor – Railway Technology, GlobalData
Panellists
Keith Mack, Quality Standards Manager, LNER
Andrea Cremoncini, Marketing Manager, I.S.E. INGEGNERIA DEI SISTEMI ELETTRONICI
Risk Analysis of Fully Automated Driverless Underground Metros
- Evaluating Fire Load and Heat Release Rate (HRR) in the latest automatic metro designs
- Enhanced Fire Safety Measures by implementing active fire protection systems and early smoke detection technology to improve safety in automatic metro environments
- Improving Evacuation Conditions:
– Comparative analysis: Front, rear, or lateral evacuation methods
– Evaluating the effectiveness of ramps versus ladders for evacuation
– Solutions to expedite evacuation and ensuring accessibility for disabled passengers
- Tunnel Ventilation and Smoke Control: Addressing challenges in managing ventilation and smoke control in high-capacity metro systems with headways as short as 70 seconds
Innovative Fire Protection Solutions for Rolling Stock: Diehl Aviation as a Complete System Supplier for Efficient Fire Safety
- False Alarm Robustness: Leveraging aviation industry standards as benchmarks for reliable fire detection in rolling stock
- Customized Detector Design: Tailored solutions for optimal adaptation to train ceiling configurations
- Full In-House Development: Ensuring 100% flexibility and customization for every customer project
- Comprehensive System Supplier: Offering end-to-end fire protection solutions for rolling stock