Subsystem Rolling Stock (RST)

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The subsystem rolling stock deals with the requirements of the TSI LOC&PAS, WAG, NOI, PRM and SRT

In accordance with the Interoperability Directive 2016/797 (Annex II, 2.7), this subsystem comprises: the vehicle body structure, the train control and command system and the associated train equipment, current collection equipment, traction and energy conversion equipment, on-board equipment for measuring and billing electricity consumption, Braking systems, couplings, running gear (bogies, axles, etc.) and suspension, doors, human-machine interfaces (drivers, on-board staff and passengers, including accessibility features for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility), passive or active safety devices and requirements for the health of passengers and on-board staff.

Our employees have many years of experience with the associated testing and certification objects:

  • multiple units
  • locomotives
  • Passenger coaches
  • Freight wagons
  • On-track machines
  • Auxiliary vehicles
  • Road-rail vehicles
  • Light-Rail
  • Components
  • Driving technology
  • Aerodynamics
  • Crosswind
  • Vehicle structure / strength
  • Passive safety / Crash
  • Towing and impact equipment
  • Bogie / Chassis
  • Wheelset / wheelset bearings
  • Braking system
  • Pantograph
  • Front window
  • Side window
  • Doors / Passenger entrance and gangway
  • Electrical systems and EMC
  • Control technology / functional safety and other safety-related equipment
  • Drinking water and waste water systems
  • Environmental protection
  • Fire protection
  • Industrial safety
  • Vehicle limitation
  • Train control and safety equipment
  • Addresses
  • Joining technology / Non-destructive testing
  • PRM
  • Maintenance / Operation

Our specialists in the rolling stock subsystem combine in-depth expertise with years of experience in the certification business, giving you the decisive advantage for your new construction and redesign projects. Our relevant references speak in favour of this.