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Balise System

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Fail-Safe Relays
Fail-Safe Relays

Rail Safe Relays,

 Wheel Sensor

Switch Machine
Switch Machine

Mainline, Electrical, Needle Detector

Level Crossing
Level Crossing

Project, Wheel Sensor, Barriers

Articles - Intertech Rail

Switch Machine Specification for Heavy-Haul Turnouts
By Wilson Antunes • November 9, 2026
How to specify a switch machine for heavy-haul and remote turnouts: throwing force, trailability, SIL4 point detection, site power, and lifecycle cost comparison.
Yard Management System Requirements: What to Demand
By Wilson Antunes • November 5, 2026
What should a yard management system do before you trust it? Core functions, data quality checks, rollout phasing, and how to tell a platform from a dashboard.
Rail yard tracks with freight cars and a worker beside a signal under a blue sky
By Wilson Antunes • November 2, 2026
Learn what an AEI read point needs inside its enclosure to run unattended, from power and edge processing to remote health alarms and multi-track site design.
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A blue train is going down the tracks on a white background
Switch Machine Specification for Heavy-Haul Turnouts
By Wilson Antunes • November 9, 2026
How to specify a switch machine for heavy-haul and remote turnouts: throwing force, trailability, SIL4 point detection, site power, and lifecycle cost comparison.
Yard Management System Requirements: What to Demand
By Wilson Antunes • November 5, 2026
What should a yard management system do before you trust it? Core functions, data quality checks, rollout phasing, and how to tell a platform from a dashboard.
Rail yard tracks with freight cars and a worker beside a signal under a blue sky
By Wilson Antunes • November 2, 2026
Learn what an AEI read point needs inside its enclosure to run unattended, from power and edge processing to remote health alarms and multi-track site design.
Intertech Rail wayside signal showing a fixed red light with a technician
By Wilson Antunes • October 29, 2026
How railways keep trains moving safely when the signaling system fails, from authorized movement procedures to systems designed to degrade gracefully.
Trackside Site Design: Power, Enclosures, and Solar
By Wilson Antunes • October 27, 2026
How to design trackside sites, covering power, enclosures, and connectivity, that keep signaling and AEI equipment reliable out in the field long term.
Intertech Rail illustration comparing CBTC, ETCS, and PTC train control equipment
By Wilson Antunes • October 22, 2026
Comparing CBTC, ETCS, and PTC train control architectures on cost, capacity, and infrastructure needs to help you choose the right fit for your network.
Intertech Rail balise mounted between the rails, used for train positioning in ATP/ATO systems
By Wilson Antunes • October 20, 2026
What GoA 0 through GoA 4 actually require in practice, from allocating driver responsibility to the infrastructure each level truly demands.
Rail yard combining track circuits, wheel sensors, and AEI readers for train detection and identific
By Wilson Antunes • October 15, 2026
How rail yards combine train detection and AEI-based railcar identification to build one reliable, correlated view of every car moving through the yard.
Intertech Rail end-of-train device on the last freight car of a train moving away along a straight
By Wilson Antunes • October 13, 2026
How railways confirm that a complete train has fully cleared a section, from axle counting and end-of-train devices to AEI-based consist verification.
 worker in orange safety vest and white hard hat kneels beside tracks, inspecting rail fasteners with a tool
By Wilson Antunes • October 8, 2026
Why track circuits fail in the field, how to diagnose the exact root cause quickly, and what a preventive maintenance program should actually include.
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IntertechRail delivers smart solutions in 50+ countries