Learn how the leading rail companies use simulation to drive innovation and enter the market with new technologies.
The railway industry is undergoing a disruptive transition: markets and regulations have become more demanding and require new technologies and business models. This influences how we work and also changes long-established development processes. Digitalization, virtual testing and simulation are essential ingredients to master those challenges.
Today's Automated Train Control Systems are seen as a solution to achieve maximal utilization of the railways infrastructure, however, there is a big challenge to maintain safety for goods and persons. Therefore, regulatory bodies have standardized the way systems have to be developed to ensure that railways systems are safe when deployed. In this seminar we will point to the challenges faced when developing Train Control Systems.
Speakers: Jair Gonzalez, EMEA Technical Manager and Michele Palumbo, Functional Safety Application Engineer
Simulation helps to identify edge cases and correct them. This sentence can be used for all the use cases from sensor detection to mood lighting. By simulating optical systems at different levels (system, sensor, lighting), it is possible to ensure a high degree of physics in the models and tend to be closer to reality without any conception delay and cost.
Speaker: Benoît Heraud, Application Engineer at Ansys
“Electrification in rail industry” webinar will cover conversion of energy, electric equipment efficiency, measurement and testing, lightning and other topics helping rail companies to reduce time to market, increase efficiency and reduce serial and type tests by usage of simulation (Virtual Design/Prototyping & Testing up to Digital Twin).
Speaker: Frederic Bocquet, European LF & EMC/EMI Team Leader for Electronics Business Unit since April 2021 in Ansys
This webinar explores real-world use cases, including how a UV light disinfection system helps sterilize aircraft and train cabins. We will also showcase how Ansys Speos helps engineers design ultraviolet (UV) light disinfection systems that maximize disinfection of PPE and other medical equipment.
Additionally, cutting-edge demonstrations will spotlight how Speos helps design systems that disinfect surfaces and material and reduces the exposure time required for effective disinfection and decontamination
This webinar spotlights Ansys pervasive simulation solutions for railway industry applications. We will illustrate how Ansys simulations help drive product design and innovation in rolling stocks and coaches, digitization for safety enhancement, signaling and telecommunication, efficient propulsion and electrical equipment (e.g. traction motors, transformers, power electronics).
Speaker: Vishwajeet Singh, Lead Application Engineer
Amid the global pandemic, many industries have been limited due to transmission risks. This is particularly important for the transportation industry, specifically in air and rail, where passengers sit in confined spaces. To mitigate the spread of this airborne disease, a variety of strategies must be evaluated.
This webinar will showcase how engineering analysis can help optimize the design and operation of ventilation systems for the transportation industry.
This webinar and demonstration showcase how Ansys and SYSGO are teaming up to navigate these challenges, enabling railway engineers to introduce smart, automated solutions that deliver uncompromising safety, no matter how fast the industry is growing.
Speakers:
Chafic Jaber, Senior Application Engineer, Ansys
Presenter: Dr. Oliver Kühlert, Technical Product Marketing Manager, SYSGO
As sustainability grows in importance globally, the transportation industries need to react and reduce environmental impact without increasing costs. One method of achieving this is reducing weight and thus energy consumption. Advanced Ansys simulation and modeling lead to validated and innovative weight-saving designs, but this is only part of the story. To have an optimal product you need both optimal design and optimal materials.
In this webinar you will:
Speaker: Scott Wilkins, Lead Product Marketing Manager, Ansys
This webinar presents the use of Ansys LS-DYNA for predicting the vibration caused by trains based on wheel and rail roughness modeling. It provides examples of both structural and acoustic vibrations and the associated transfer of these to train passengers and buildings near the track.
Speakers: Andrew Cunningham, Associate Director, Arup & Alexander Pett, Senior Product Manager, Ansys
Railway transportation plays a key role in moving people and delivering cargo in a safe, efficient manner. Today’s trains must have a high-level of stability, be comfortable for passengers whether the train is empty or fully loaded, and also have a low level of vibration and noise.
Speakers: Daesung Bae, Virtual Motion & Alexandere Pett, Lead Product Manager, Ansys
