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200 10$a1999 IEEE/ASME Joint Railroad Conference
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330   $aMass Transit System Designers, Electric Powered Vehicle Designers, Safety Signaling Designers This conference ranges from the continuing study of the wheel-rail interface, a topic so fundamental to the whole process, to the matter of software safety, a topic so relevant in this age of computer control of rail vehicles. The proceedings begin with an emphasis on traction power. There is a mechanical focus on structural integrity and crashworthiness, a field in which America can justifiably claim to be a world leader_and on ride quality and trucks from both the passenger and freight vehicle standpoints.
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