Siemens Industry, Inc.

Siemens Mobility Gmbh

Travis Pless

Barton DeJarnatt

Barton Dejarnatt

Carlos Paz Portilla

Parimal Bhosle

A combustion seal assembly includes a seal member with a first section and a second section, and a heat shield member, wherein the seal member and the heat shield member are configured to form a combustion seal, and wherein the first section or the second section of the seal member incorporates a holding device to retain the seal member in place with the heat shield member.

Fuel injector combustion seal assembly

A thermal energy removal system is provided to cool a rail of a railway track in a self-powered mode and/or an externally-powered mode. The system comprises a cooling module configured to mount on a side of the rail to remove heat stored inside the rail. The cooling module includes a solid state electrical insulation sandwiched between a plate and a heat sink. The cooling module further includes a first terminal and a second terminal. The first and second terminals to provide an electric energy source based on the heat extracted and harnessed for powering at least one of an electronic circuit, a light source, and a communication device associated with railways infrastructure.

Rail cooling system and method for reducing thermal expansion

A railroad crossing indication device () includes a processing unit () for receiving and processing data provided by a constant warning time device () in communication with a railroad track (), wherein the data relate to a train approaching the railroad crossing, and a screen unit () for displaying information of the train approaching the railroad crossing based upon the data provided by the constant warning time device (). Furthermore, a railroad crossing indication system () and a method () for displaying information at railroad crossings are disclosed.

Railroad crossing indication device, railroad crossing indication system, and method for displaying information at railroad crossings

A detection and warning system is provided for a railroad crossing. The system comprises a sensor configured to be mounted on an underside of a gate arm of a railroad crossing gate to detect a presence of a vehicle or other object that is obstructing the railroad crossing. The system further comprises a communication interface coupled to the sensor. In response to a detection of the vehicle or the other object, the communication interface to relay a warning signal indicative of a possible collision on the railroad crossing with the vehicle or the other object.

Gate crossing arm collision detection system and method

A monitoring system for a wayside signaling device includes a light emitting diode (LED) circuit with an LED array, a LED driver unit for driving the LED array, and a mechanism for connecting and disconnecting the LED circuit, and an optical light sensing circuit with a light-controlled variable resistor operably coupled to a resistor driver unit including relay functionality. The LED circuit and the sensing circuit are arranged such that the light-controlled variable resistor monitors an output of the LED array, and that the relay functionality triggers the mechanism to connect or disconnect the LED circuit based on the output of the LED array.

Monitoring system, wayside LED signaling device, and method for monitoring a wayside LED signaling device

A system for operating a gate arm of a railroad crossing gate is provided. The system includes a lever, a spring attached to an extendable gate arm, a cable mechanism including a cable and a crossing mechanism. The lever is movably coupled to the cable and the spring is coupled to the cable. The lever is coupled to the crossing mechanism and the cable is coupled to the crossing mechanism. The cable mechanism is configured to extend and retract the extendable gate arm and the lever is configured to enable the spring to pull the extendable arm out from a retracted position.

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Waddy, KY, United States of America

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