REIS 2011
Railway Electrification Infrastructure and Systems
6 - 9 June 2011 | The Strand Palace, London
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Railway Electrification Infrastructure and Systems (REIS) is a four day course presented by expert lecturers who have worked on railway systems around the world. The course will address complex areas of design including electromagnetic compatibility and stray current control. Attendees will:
- Understand electrification system integration design
- Understand the significant developments in railway electrification, including controls systems, and the critical carbon designs for state of the art traction drives, metros and light rail systems
- Understand the need for maintenance of the infrastructure and the life cycle of the electrification systems currently in use on live railway systems
- Undertake technical visits to some of London’s leading rail sites, which will further enhance your knowledge of the area
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Attend the benchmark course in railway electrification!
REIS 2011 will cover the following daily themes:
- Benefits and requirements
- Electrification infrastructure design
- Signalling, communication, plant and traction design
- System integration and asset management
Please see the programme for more information.
Delegates at this year’s course will again have a choice of technical visits to undertake.
The visits will place key aspects of the course into a real world context and showcase cutting edge facilities in the Greater London area.
Read more about our technical visit.
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This professional development course is produced for the IET Railway Network. View the network webpage to find out how you can get involved, or contact your Community Development Manager, Paula-Marie Brown.
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