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Tabor Dębica, Cargo Car 438W.

The client asked to check the strength of the construction of the Eanos 438W type coal wagon in terms of meeting the requirements of the PN EN 12663 2: 2010 standard …

Client
Tabor Dębica
Industry
  • railway

The client asked to check the strength of the construction of the Eanos 438W type coal wagon in terms of meeting the requirements of the PN EN 12663 2: 2010 standard and to optimize the structure in terms of strength in the event of failure to meet the criteria of immediate and operational strength together with welds.

Project description

The client asked to check the strength of the construction of the Eanos 438W type coal wagon in terms of meeting the requirements of the PN EN 12663 2: 2010 standard and to optimize the structure in terms of strength in the event of failure to meet the criteria of immediate and operational strength together with welds.

Solution

Create a complete calculation model and evaluate the structure with reinforcement proposals approved on an ongoing basis with the Employer. Together with the team of Tabor Dębica, for several weeks, the CAE team developed and strengthened the structure in order to meet the strength and technological requirements.

The result

Durable and load-resistant structure, tested by Endego engineers, will ensure safe operational durability for many years of operation.

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