Fire Protection and Safety in Rolling Stock 2011


March 23, 2011
SKU: ARNA6542897
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Synopsis

The proceedings of the 13 annual Competitive Intelligence in Pharmaceuticals conference, including audio recordings of all presentations and Q&A sessions, as well as presentation slides

Summary

Arena International delivered cutting edge conference content for rail professionals concerned with fire protection. Now you can secure the latest information in this space without venturing outside your office.

Our packages include audio and presentation materials from the keynote speeches, industry-leading case studies and insightful Q&A sessions; ensuring you and your colleagues remain at the forefront of this rapidly developing industry.

Scope
  • looking to the future for A practical approach to fire safety policy
  • Applying policy and international railway safety
  • Emergency response and risk assessment
  • Rolling stock fire investigation and response to fire
  • Rolling stock modification and up to date operator requirements for Rolling stock


Uncovering the latest on the Technical Specifications for Interoperability (TSIs) and what steps need to be taken towards the certification of your rolling stock


Exploring key issues with fire safety though analysing railway safety statistics
Outlining the core principles and purpose of railway legislation, through understanding the differences between directives, TSI’s and standards and considering the derogation process
Revealing future developments and reflecting on the key milestones


Bas Leermarkers, Project Officer Interoperability, European Railway Agency (ERA)


Learning how to develop a sustainable safety management system and understanding the key factors behind safety policy


Uncovering the key process in effective safety certification for your rolling stock
Examining the relationship between operators and policy makers to help strengthen communication
Understanding the adaptation of policy and how this is built around accident investigation


Corinna Salander, Head of Safety Certification, Deutsche Bahn


Overcoming issues to promote smooth and safety assured operations by exploring advances in fire systems


Exploring innovations in fire detection and reliable systems to optimise safety in your rolling stock.
Avoiding false alarms with fire detection systems, saving time and costs in investigating false fire alarms through learning on the latest in fire safety systems
Hear an overview on the new concepts for early fire detection and safety assured operations to adapt to your strategy


Stephan Koller, Head of Safety, SBB


Presenting an update on innovative water mist systems and related regulations by leveraging user specific fire protection


Examining fire protection as a global concept and realising opportunities related to an overall strategy
Discovering FOGTEC high pressure water mist systems
Outlining features and functions of various systems applications in order to find the right solution for your rolling stock
Explaining how to apply different systems
Outlining on board systems: what are the advantages
Planning and carrying out smoke and fire tests successfully and learning from results


Roger A. Dirksmeler, Product Manager, Rail Fogtec Fire Protection


Lightweight AND fire safe: How the FIRE-RESIST project is bringing together the rail, aeronautic and maritime industries to improve the fire performance of polymer composite materials


Reveal the importance of light weighting for sustainable transport systems and moving forward into future railway industry
Exploring current fire performance limitations of lightweight polymer composite materials
Outlining the FIRE-RESIST project through its aims, methodology and partners
Understanding new composite material developments for improved fire behavior
Hear multi-scale fire simulation for affordable design and validation to help minimise costs for rolling stock
Uncovering the plans for validation of the technologies developed


JoeCarruthers, FIRE-RESIST Project Coordinator, NewRail


Stream A Applying Policy and International Railway


Achieving effective implementation of compliance through adoption of a pragmatic approach to comply with rail safety standards
Reviewing the authorisation of rolling stock from the NSA viewpoint to foresee the future of rail safety standards
Examining rolling stock specific issues and summarising the most effective ways to achieve full compliance in older fleets
Achieving full compliance whilst reducing costs by taking a pragmatic approach to policy


Mike Johnson, Head of Rail Vehicles National Expertise Team, Office of Rail Regulation


Comparing EU and US policy in regards to fire safety in rolling stock to gain further insight into the global industry
Understanding the key differences in EU and US Policy to understand the US market in a time of railway investment
Analyse changes in US fire safety policy and adopt this to US philosophy on fire safety
Considering the US railway industry and issues with fire safety compliance to promote accurate fire safety on rolling stock


William Kennedy, Vice President Mechanical Engineering, NFPA


Gain an in-depth look into the combustibility of Japanese Subway seats
Examine tests in place that standardise Japan seat materials by exploring temporary fixtures that can improve compliance for your rolling stock
Reflect on the 2003 Korean fire accident by examining the repercussions for material flammability guidelines and why materials are so crucial in fire safety
Learn about the consistency of test conditions to adapt to fire testing and improve fire safety through effective fire retardant materials


ItoMikiya, Materials Engineer, Railway Technical Research Institute


Stream B Response and Risk Assessment


Emergency response agenda - Crowd behaviour on rolling stock, how crowds behave and how you can ensure optimum safety at all time
Understanding how crowds react in order to achieve the perfect fire evacuation plans to avoid injury and fatality
Establishing how best to incorporate human behaviour into staff training as well as into health and safety policy
Evaluating which factors are the most important to consider in an evacuation scenario
A guide to smart planning in emergency response to minimize risk


Daniel Alvear, Head of Research and Development, University of Cantabria


An Investigatory insight into the common causes of fire and how to avoid these in fire safety management
Identifying how human error is a major contributor to fire on rolling stock
Creating protocol that minimises the risk of fire by understanding key fire risk areas
Simple steps to take to alleviate fire risk by exploring the common causes of fire on rolling stock
Hear the latest on fire safety prevention by evaluating the effectiveness on systems and how they are viewed in railway investigation


Dragos Floroiu, Director, Romanian Railway Investigation Body


Delve into the experiences gained by fire industry associations by understanding how the emergency services respond to fire alarms


Build a strong understanding with your counterparts to streamline emergency response and improve passenger safety
Minimise the risk to passenger safety by hearing case studies of incidents and understanding the delays in response
Adapting emergency management problems by evaluating emergency management procedures


Garry Pratt, Group Manager Emergency Response Unit, Tubelines


Establishing the importance of design in fire safety through considering fire safety at all stages of the design process to minimise risk and save costs


Creating solid foundations for fire safety through understanding how fires react to different designs and how this can be achieved on your rolling stock
Through demonstrating fire tests on sub sections of rolling stock understand how systems work as entire units
Exploring key factors in understanding fire behaviour, supporting fire prevention and suppression at every stage of rolling stock design and modification
Determining to what extent design fires are accurate, by looking into fire testing scenarios, to promote reliability of fire safety on rolling stock.


Paul Bryant, Executive Committee Chair person, Railway Industry Fire Association


Hearing from TRANSFEU: A look into real scale tests through considering the aims and limits
Outlining the future for EU standards by taking a closer look into the results and forecasting effective ways to adapt your business to these changes
Analysing the development of mandatory European regulation by increasing regulatory awareness to improve operability
Considering how best to move forward with these results and incorporating them into your business model


Arnaud Marchais, TRANSFEU, Head of Safety, RATP


Uncovering innovative changes in fire testing methods and practice by highlighting the importance of accurate testing in fire safety


Clarifying the changes in test methods and outlining the ways in which these changes will affect material compliance
Identifying how these latest fire testing methods will impact certification
Establishing expert tips on how to adapt to new testing regulations and how to achieve smooth certification


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Considering a new approach to fire behaviour through studying fire testing results


Analysing the results of fire dynamic research through an in-depth study of investigations undertaken by GIDAI
Uncovering the criteria for sufficient fire prevention support systems as a guide to matching effective fire suppression systems to your rolling stock
Approaching the issue of structure in accordance with fire behaviour dynamics to analyse how to effectively compliment you rolling stock through fire suppression measures


Daniel Alvear, Head of Research and Development, University of Cantabria


Considering the cause of fires on board rolling stock to gain essential advice on preventing fire on your trains


Understanding the relationship between fire cause and size to gain critical guidance in establishing purposeful fire prevention specific to your rolling stock
Key points to look out for in the design phase to develop an understanding between suppliers
Clarifying guidance of operational faults that have lead to fires in the past to convey the importance of effective fire management alongside fire safety systems


Peter Mansi, Borough Commander and Group Manager for the Fire and Arson Investigation Team, London Fire Brigade


Uncovering Eurotunnel’s latest fire safety innovations and taking an in-depth look at ‘SAFE’


Exploring Eurotunnels background through understanding its core business activities and traffic figures
Looking at Eurotunnels approach in risk management and explaining the process it follows to help understand all encompassing safety polices
Presenting the key basic design features which make Eurotunnel Infrastructure a unique safety concept
Detailing the Key Project “Salamander” and its three main topics which have been launched across the whole Company after the 2008 fire and understanding business response to notable fires


Bruno Bouthors, Director, Safety and Sustainable Development, Eurotunnel


Achieving compliant and effective modifications in older locomotives


Overcoming issues in compliance and cost through effective research and testing
Identifying cross compliant materials that can revolutionise the operational capacity of your locomotive interiors
Highlighting key time saving process’s in identifying material and product compliance
Optimising modification and refurbishment opportunities to streamline business


Dave Tooley, Fire and Materials Engineer, Bombardier


Exploring new rolling stock through examining fire protection specifications at Crossrail


Outlining the background of Crossrail and the challenges posed to rolling stock in regards to fire safety
Looking at the fire safety specifications for the new rolling stock
Factors to consider in the procurement process and reflecting on other rolling stock fire safety provisions.


PhilHinde, Rolling Stock and Depots Manager, Crossrail


PANEL DISCUSION: The future of the railway industry: A look at the steps being made towards a zero carbon rail industry
Implications for fire suppression, detection and design on electric trains
High Speed trains on elevated rails discovering what implications for this has for fire safety
Reflecting on the expansion of the US market by considering the focus on high-speed commuter rail and its implications for fire safety on board rolling stock
Exploring the risk in the transportation of Bio fuels and BLEVE


Manuel Pereira, Technical Director, Futurail
Dave Tooley, Fire and Materials Engineer, Bombardier
Ito Mikiya, Railway technical Research Institute

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