Archive of: Rail & Transit
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Continuity of Command and Control for Essential Workers in a Confined Space
Ross & Baruzzini | MACRO offers guidance on ways to use operational technology in and around control rooms allowing our partners to continue delivering their services safely and with maximum effectiveness. Download the Continuity of Command and Control Idea Sheet and hear advice from subject matter experts. -
Alesia Cain Joins Macro, Ross & Baruzzini’s Mobility and Communications Systems Division
Alesia Cain Joins Macro, Ross & Baruzzini’s Mobility and Communications Systems Division -
Sean Kennedy Named Director of Business Development
Macro, a division of Ross & Baruzzini, Adds Sean Kennedy, Formerly with Amtrak, As Director of Business Development -
The Pantograph Barrier, Part 4 of 4: The Balanced Force Pantograph Solution
Part Four will conclude this series and focus on how the Pantograph Barrier can be eliminated and increase train speed beyond 220 MPH. In review, Part Three of this series discussed why having electrified passenger trains that can go beyond 220 MPH is important to our infrastructure and can change the way people travel. -
The Pantograph Barrier, Part 3 of 4 : Why Speed Matters
Part One and Part Two of this series discussed the idea of a Pantograph Barrier and why it exists. Part Three will address why the pantograph barrier is significant, and why operating trains above 220 MPH is important. -
The Pantograph Barrier: Part 2 of 4 Effects & Consequences
Part two of this four part series examines the reasons why the Pantograph Barrier exists and its effects and consequences. -
The Pantograph Barrier: Part 1 of 4 Of Pantographs & Wires
The marriage of the pantograph and the catenary has been wonderfully stable and productive for 120 years, but the insurgence of high speed trains has started to reveal a “Pantograph Barrier”. This four-part series will examine the technical issues that have caused this 120-year-old technology’s inherent limitations and how advances can lead to the operation and initiation of new, truly high speed intercity services. Part one will begin with the history of overhead electrification technology and where the technology is today.