Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Mobility Gmbh

Roland Plabst

Carsten Siebold

Walter Gerlich

Dieter Wendler

Josef Denk

A driver's seat for a rail vehicle includes a seat, a frame, a support, a fastening unit and a compressed air line, ensuring compressed-air-assisted functionalities of the driver's seat. The frame supporting the seat is mounted rotatably and connected to a first end of the support permitting the seat to rotate about an axis of the support. A second end of the support is connected to the fastening unit, fastening the seat in a vehicle control console. The air line ensures compressed-air-assisted seat functionalities and has a first region with partial coils running around the support at a predefined distance. The partial coils are formed and fastened such that rotational movement of the seat effects a change in distance of the partial coils relative to the support. The partial coils of the air line form a spiral, wound around the support at a predefined distance.

Driver's seat for a rail vehicle

A current collector for a rail vehicle intended for international transport includes a support bringing two contact strips into electrically conductive contact with a contact wire on the roof of the rail vehicle. Each contact strip has a first length and a contact strip extension at each end. Each contact strip extension is rotatably mounted and connected to a respective end of the contact strip. In a first position the contact strip extensions are hinged inwards, such that a resulting total length of the contact strip with the associated contact strip extensions corresponds to the first length of the contact strip. In a second position, the contact strip extensions are hinged outwards, such that the resulting total length of the contact strip with the associated contact strip extensions corresponds to a second length of the contact strip which is greater than the first length.

Current collector for a rail vehicle

Electric or electronic modules may be carried by an electrically shielded module carrier that includes a cover element and a base element enclosing at least one mounting region which is divided into a front section and a rear section by an intermediate wall card. Holding elements for inserted flat modules are laterally provided in each section and include guiding gratings which face each other in pairs and are integrated into an electromagnetic shield. The cover element and the base element are connected to the guiding gratings of the front section in a fixed manner and are detachably connected to the guiding gratings of the rear section.

Electrically shielded module carrier

Contact device for electrical cable with a cable shield including an arc-shaped contact part () that can be secured around the sheath of a cable and is provided with contact elements that protrude in a radially inward manner. Each contact element extends to form a point such that during installation in a direction of impact that is oriented inwards and in an essentially radial manner, the point penetrates the cable sheath and produces an electrical contact with the cable shield.

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