Nomad Digital has received a contract from Australia’s Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) to equip its remote condition monitoring (RCM) systems on its Alstom X’Trapolis EMUs.
The RCM technology will initially be installed on four Alstom X’trapolis train units, with scope to implement the technology fleet-wide on a total of over 400 units, following a successful proof-of-concept.
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Nomad’s proposal was supported by understanding of MTM’s objectives in further improving its operational maintenance regimes, as well as cost savings through the use of detailed operational data.
The secured data will allow the operator to pursue more preventative and intelligence-driven maintenance initiatives and practices.
The proof-of-concept will be designed and deployed by Nomad Tech, a joint venture between Nomad Digital and EMEF.
The RCM technology is combined with an adaptable communications platform which will allow live CCTV, passenger information systems and entertainment functions to be supported in the future.
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By GlobalDataThe team from Nomad will work with MTM to implement a RCM methodology that achieves the operator’s long-term operational goals, providing valuable data and analysis tools designed to improve the management, availability and reliability of its fleet, as well as its equipment and on-board train components.
Nomad general manager for APAC Moin Majid said: "Nomad’s real rail engineering knowledge, combined with its global-leading on-board connectivity solution, enables the provision of a complete end-to-end solution for RCM requirements.
"Nomad is supported by its extensive experience in delivering successful projects globally, which gives us the utmost confidence in implementing a successful proof of concept, and taking this deployment further to offer significant operational benefits for Metro Trains Melbourne."
Image: Alstom X’Trapolis train in the Metro Trains Melbourne livery. Photo: courtesy of Nomad Digital.
