Using Ultrasonic Level Sensors for Fuel Measurement in Rail
Sponsored by Senix CorporationApr 29 2021
From coast-to-coast passenger trains to regional short line freight services, the nation’s railroads rely on diesel power. With ever-growing investments focused on advanced technology diesel engines and the repowering and replacement of current-service engines, railroads are on the brink of achieving greater service and efficiency goals.
As a trusted and proven technology, Diesel power offers reliability, efficiency, durability, and now near-zero emissions – for a long time, Diesel has been the technology of choice for all types of rail transportation.
According to current data made available by the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), at the end of 2018, there were over 26,000 freight locomotives in operation across the U.S., as well as 431 passenger rail locomotives.
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Borderlands: Why does innovation stop at the Mexico border? 6 5 minutes read While investment firms and companies have invested billions in logistics startups in recent years, the complexity of cross-border trade leaves room for a lot of innovation, says Forager CEO Matt Silver. Pictured is the border crossing in Laredo, Texas. (Photo: CBP)
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Why does innovation stop at the Mexico border?; Arkansas trucking operation expands into Texas; Samsara releases fuel efficiency report; and VW begins exporting Taos from Mexico.
Why does innovation stop at the Mexico border?