At Enotrac we like sharing knowledge. This is why we actively join lectures or workshops. Some examples are …..”
Switzerland
Edurail
- Organized by Edurail, Stefan Nydegger delivered a lecture on the topic of “Overhead contact line + pantograph contact line interaction” and “Dimensioning of traction current systems using simulations” as part of the course “Introduction to railway systems – the classic” (DE: “Einführung Eisenbahnsystem – “der Klassiker”)The lecture provides an extended basic understanding of the railway system and railway production
- Jens Schulze delivered a seminar as part of the RAMS/LCC course in railway projects (DE: RAMS / LCC bei Bahnprojekten) organized by Edurail. The seminar covers the basics, influencing variables, parameters, techniques, and methods from the world of infrastructure and rolling stock, explained using practical examples
ZHAW: Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften
- Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) hosted a lecture by Jens Schulze on “Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety” along with Monika Reif (ZHAW). Further information can be found in the curriculum of the Transport Systems study course at ZHAW.
HEIA-FR: Haute école d’ingenierie et d’architecture Fribourg
- Eric Kröpfli teaches some of the courses in the “rolling stock” module of the CAS Railway System (FR: CAS Système ferroviaire) at the School of Engineering and Architecture Fribourg (HEIA-FR). During this postgraduate course, participants acquire basic knowledge and an overview of the entire life cycle of rolling stock, from the tender phase through maintenance to the operational phase. The topics also include the various risks and challenges associated with the different phases of a vehicle’s life cycle.
Expert role for electronics technicians
- Julien Coppex, Basile Kovaliv and Quentin Perrot are part of the expert committee for the education of electronics technician in the canton of Vaud. Every year, they supervise the examinations of the second year and the individual practical assignments of the fourth year.
England
University Birmingham, Birmingham Centre for Railway Research & Education
- At the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research & Education, James Moreland delivered a lecture on theory and practice of electromagnetic interference (EMI). This lecture covers sources and victims, the four coupling mechanisms, and illustrates the topic with two case studies.
