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He'll Never Stop That Train In Time is a descriptive summary that illuminates the development of railway air braking and its global evolution from inception to the present day, including the disruptive new technologies of Distributed Power and ECP. As well as being an historical account of the creation of railway air braking, the book explores the incremental development of associated railcar operating and locomotive engineer's brake valves, and how these devices have been applied. With 442 pages and 300 illustrations, this is a plenary work of thorough research containing exhaustive…mehr

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He'll Never Stop That Train In Time is a descriptive summary that illuminates the development of railway air braking and its global evolution from inception to the present day, including the disruptive new technologies of Distributed Power and ECP. As well as being an historical account of the creation of railway air braking, the book explores the incremental development of associated railcar operating and locomotive engineer's brake valves, and how these devices have been applied. With 442 pages and 300 illustrations, this is a plenary work of thorough research containing exhaustive information about equipment in particular and the subject area in general, comprising unabridged facts and history never previously collated in a volume of this scope. The reader will be surprised by what they find in this volume. The Foreword is by eminent railway consulting engineer David Ferris, whose Australian and international expertise in railway technical management endorses and validates this inclusive work. The book contains crucial complementary footnotes and a comprehensive Table of Contents. He'll Never Stop That Train In Time is offered to serious, consummate followers of railway operations - especially those with a desire for historical and technical detail. It is recommended reading for both the enthusiastic railroader and the railroad enthusiast.
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Commencing with Victorian railways in 1959, Mr Hearsch rose through the ranks, attaining the position of Chief General Manager Transport Operations. In 1990, he was appointed to the role of Group General Manager Freight with Queensland Rail where he was responsible for the improved performance of the freight business, and contributed to the Queensland Main Line Upgrade project. Retiring from QR in 1998, Mr Hearsch established his own consultancy business, was a Director of the first rail Cooperative Research Centre for Rail Innovation (CRC) and the Australian representative to the International Union of Railways. Mr Hearsch received the 2012 RTSA INDIVIDUAL AWARD in recognition of his long and distinguished career in the Australian rail industry, and he continues this contribution as a Director of Rail Innovation Australia Pty Ltd and as the President of the Rail Futures Institute, an independent, non-partisan group formed to advocate sustainable rail solutions for public transport and freight problems.