5. Conclusion
Today, it can be stated that the more multifunctional the structures studied, the more technically and economically competitive composite-based multi-material concepts are.
These concepts provide :
a technical gain by providing solutions that are genuinely more efficient in terms of comfort, mechanical characteristics, weight reduction, etc;
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in the specific case of rail and high-speed trains, a reduction of at least 20% in the cost price of equipped carriages, without taking into account induced effects such as :
shorter lead times. For example, the complete manufacture of an integrated boiler for a large vehicle line, including thermal insulation, window and door frames, ventilation ducts, equipment supports, etc., takes around 150 hours and can...
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Bibliography
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Standardization
Association Française de Normalisation AFNOR
- Matériel roulant ferroviaire. Comportement au feu. Choix des matériaux. - NF F 16-101 - 10/88
- Matériel roulant ferroviaire. Comportement au feu. Choix des matériaux. Application aux équipements électriques. - NF F 16-102 - 1/4/92
- Matériel roulant ferroviaire. Protection et lutte contre l'incendie. Dispositions constructives. - NF F 16-103 - 1/7/89
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