Rail demands exceptional service life (30–40 years) on components subjected to millions of fatigue cycles — axles, bogies, passenger structures, railway bridges. Axle shot peening and HFMI on critical welds are industry standards.
SNCF · Alstom · Siemens Mobility · Stadler · DB — EN 15085 · NF F 01-801
Railway
Industries — Railway
Shot peening of axles, HFMI of bogie welds, shot blasting of passenger car structures and railway bridges. Life extension of TGV and rolling stock. EN 15085, DIN 6700, NF F 01-801 compliant.
Processes applied in this sector
AMS 2430 · AMS 2432 · Mil-S-13165
hfmiIIW 2016 · DIN 50100 · EN ISO 9013
needle-peeningDIN EN 1011-2
shot-blastingSSPC-SP · ISO 8501-1
Clients & OEMs (examples)
SNCF · Alstom · Siemens Mobility · Stadler · DB · Hitachi Rail · CAF
Standards & specifications
Common industry challenges
- ▸ fatigue essieux
- ▸ fatigue soudures bogies
- ▸ corrosion structures voyageurs
- ▸ ponts & ouvrages d'art
Context and positioning
Context and positioning
Typical operations
Typical operations
Automated process on production lines, intensity and coverage per EN 13261.
S355-S460 steels, compliant with EN 15085.
Surface preparation prior to industrial painting.
Intervention on existing infrastructure, localized reinforcement.
OEM standards and specifications
OEM standards and specifications
- ▸ EN 13261 — Axles and shafts
- ▸ EN 15085 — Railway welding
- ▸ DIN 6700 — Welding of rolling stock
- ▸ NF F 01-801
Why Kronos in this sector
Why Kronos in this sector
References with Alstom, Stadler, Siemens Mobility, SNCF. In-depth knowledge of European rail ecosystem requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Railway?