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Real-Time Condition Monitoring Suite
RCMS-RP1-
Defects Detection of Access-Constrained Rail Foots , Contacts and Joints using Thermo-acoustic Sensor Technology
RCMS-RP2-
Enhanced Fault Identification of Train Door Response using Advanced Sensor System
RCMS-RP4-
Defect Detection of Railway Electrification System through Non-Contact RF Induction Technology
RCMS-RP5-
Vibration Monitoring of Railway Structure with Wireless MEMS-Based Accelermeters Technology
RCMS-RP6-
Structural Health Monitoring of Mechanical Power Transmission with Customised 3D Printed Sensor
RCMS-RP7-
Automated Inspection System for Train Wheel and Axle Defects
RCMS-RP8-
Underground Spectrum Monitoring for Interference Mitigation and Link Reliability Insurance for Existing and Future Systems
RCMS-RP9-
Monitoring the Operation Condition of RFID Tags on Rail Sleepers
RCMS-RP10-
Detection of Early Sign of Current Collector Device Abnormality Through Inductive Coupling Method
RCMS-RP11-
Virtual R
eality (VR) Training Simulator for Shunting of Engineering Trains (VR-TSST)
Enchancements to Integrity and Reliability of Rail Assets
EIRRA-RP1-
Research on Reliability Assessment on Remanufacturing of Worn Rail and Wheels for Life Extension
EIRRA-RP2-
Wear Life Characterization and Enhancement for Rails and Wheels Performance
EIRRA-RP3-
Reliability Centered Maintenance Approach to Optimize Train and Track Systems
EIRRA-RP4-
Rail Break Failure Analysis by Fracture Mechanics Methodology
EIRRA-RP5-
Vibration Analysis Modelling and Simulation of Track-form Structure
EIRRA-RP6-
3D Stress Analysis Modelling of Track-Sleeper Ballast Structural System
EIRRA-RP7-
Rolling Contact Fatigue Analysis for Predicting Crack Initation and Propagation
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