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HaCon: New trends in passenger information
The software and consulting specialists from HaCon are presenting numerous
new projects, features and functions in connection with the
HAFAS timetable information system and the train planning system TPS
at InnoTrans 2012. Among the facilities now available with HaCon is the
option of restricting the search to destinations with a specified maximum
travelling time from the starting point. Deutsche Bahn is the first German
customer to incorporate this search function in the HAFAS-based timetable
information service. Another feature found nowhere else in Germany,
according to the exhibitor, is the live timetable for the Munich light railway
system. This innovative real-time service displays the current position
of all vehicles and is intended to set new standards in passenger
information and mobile travel planning. HaCon has now created the largest
integrated RBL system in Europe, HAFAS Smart ITCS. DB bus companies
are currently equipping their fleets with this open system, which
is not restricted to any specific platform, and the process will be completed
by 2014. It is installed on the on-board computers or on an Android
smart phone to provide reliable connections between buses and trains.
HaCon Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH, D-Hannover
Hall 4.1, Booth 130
Leonie Segermann
+49 (0)511-33699227
presse@hacon.de
www.hacon.de
DB search within defined area
Live timetable for Munich light rail system
Haugg-Industriekühler:
Cooling panels for hybrid and electric vehicles
Haugg Group has developed special panels for cooling batteries,
power converters and other electronic components such as power
electronics. In the hybrid and electric vehicle sector in particular
it is important to ensure the effective cooling of batteries because
their performance is directly related to their operating temperature.
If the temperature is too high or too low this will have a negative
impact. The battery coolers ensure that the batteries remain in the
best possible temperature range. Thermal compensation is achieved
through the use of efficient cooling panels, cooling them according
to external conditions but also ensuring that they are maintained
at the right temperature. In this way the ideal operating temperature
range can be maintained. Two models are currently available:
soldered and welded panels, which can be flexibly adjusted to the
chassis. All models provide a homogenous temperature distribution
with only a minimal loss of pressure in the coolant.
Haugg-Industriekühler GmbH, D-Sulz am Neckar
Hall 20, Booth 314
Jens Petrick
+49 (0)241-9462958
j.petrick@haugg-group.com
www.haugg-group.de
Battery cooling plate
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