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The Future of Transport with Hyperloop One
The recent successful test of the Hyperloop One is proof that the future of transport is at our fingertips. The near-supersonic…
Shot Blasting and Surface Preparation
What is Shot Blasting? Shot blasting can be described as a method used to clean, strengthen or polish metal surfaces…
HS2 gets Royal Assent
Whilst things have been ticking along in the background for HS2, there haven’t been too many headlines recently – until…
Engineering highlights of 2016
As we approach the year end we thought we’d take a look back at some of the new and innovative…
Hyperloop One agree deal with Dubai Road Transport Authority
Hyperloop One has agreed a deal with the Dubai Road Transport Authority to assess the delivery of a hyperloop system…
Why leaves cause delays on the rail network
The weather has turned positively autumnal with a drop in temperature and leaves starting to drop from the trees. At…
Siemens testing 707s for South West Trains
In 2014 South West trains introduced electrical multiple units (EMUS) on some routes from London Waterloo. This along with projects…
Longest rail tunnel in the world opens in Switzerland
After nearly 2 decades of construction work, the Gotthard Tunnel, the world’s longest and deepest rail tunnel opened in Switzerland…
Crossrail 2 granted development funding
Hot on the heels of the reported success of the Crossrail project comes the news that Crossrail 2 has been…
Crossrail update – Project progressing on time
9 months after the tunnelling was complete we thought we’d take a look at the progress of the Crossrail Project;…
Flooding and the rail network
Less than a week after the good news that Carlisle station is to get a £14.7m upgrade the rail network…
Research into rail switches at the IRR
Rail switches or ’points’ are used in the rail industry to guide trains to their correct route. They work by…