Utilization of RFID Technology for Monitoring Technical State of Chosen Elements of Cargo Railway Wagon

Michal Balog; Erik Szilagyi; Miroslav Mindas

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/JERA.18.167

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Utilization of RFID Technology for Monitoring Technical State of Chosen Elements of Cargo Railway Wagon

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This article deals about specific application of RFID technology in safety area of railway cargo transport. The goal is utilization of this technology in interaction with most common interferences on cargo railway wagons, which causes not only higher costs of repair of these wagons, but by substantial impact increase also the risk of danger accident. The essence of article is formed by draft of specific RFID tags on chosen elements of chassis of cargo railway wagon.

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Michal Balog, Erik Szilagyi, Miroslav Mindas

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Failure Rate, Railway Wagon, RFID Technology

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