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Perpetuum to exhibit at APTA Rail Conference 2016

2nd June 2016
Jordan Mulcare
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Perpetuum will be addressing the APTA Rail Conference, Phoenix, Arizona on “Self-powered wireless preventive and condition based maintenance solutions” at Track 1: Rolling Stock: Materials, Design & Fire Protection - Tuesday 21 June 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Perpetuum’s award winning, self-powered wireless sensor technology, combined with its vibration engineering expertise and rich analytics, provides real time information that enables the rail industry to optimise its operations. The company’s APTA Rail Conference June 21 session will address how to:

  • Keep maintenance costs to minimum: apply predictive maintenance and data analytics to all essential railcar parts, including wheels, bearing, track and propulsion
  • Achieve maximum availability: fully optimise maintenance planning and scheduling by implementing predictive maintenance and data analytics, including repair depot optimisation and procurement
  • Enhance state of good repair: learn how CBM and other innovative maintenance strategies are helping Amtrak and Metropolitan Transport Authorities comply with federal asset management standards
  • Decrease procurement times: understand the best methods to reduce supplier lead-time and minimise the time railcars are in shop to maximise fleet uptime
  • Streamline data analysis: understand how other rail authorities are making the best use of their maintenance data to quickly and successfully diagnose rolling stock

“Our APTA Rail Conference session will give Perpetuum an opportunity to reach key players in the US rail industry,” explains Keith Abate North American Business Development Director for Perpetuum. “It is an important event in our year and we are looking forward to showcasing how condition based maintenance can significantly benefit the rail road and rail transit markets.”

 

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