This article first appeared in the Railway-News Magazine Issue 3 2024.
As the transportation industry evolves, the focus on sustainability and efficiency becomes increasingly critical.
For over 70 years, Diab has developed, improved and fine-tuned our cores and sandwich technology with a solid focus on sustainability, turning us into the market leader in many areas. We have also grown into a total solutions partner that provides complete end-to-end services, from technical and design support to creating kits ready for your production.
At InnoTrans 2024, we will showcase our innovative recyclable Divinycell PR sandwich core materials and all our services, highlighting advancements poised to significantly impact the rail industry.
Our Divinycell PR sandwich core materials are engineered to support the creation of lighter train structures. This reduction in weight can lead to notable decreases in fuel consumption and carbon emissions, which can contribute to lower operational costs and a reduced environmental footprint.
Lightweight Design: Divinycell PR is designed to provide the necessary strength without adding excessive weight, potentially enhancing payload capacity and range in rail applications.
Non-Organic Composition: The core’s non-organic nature eliminates the risk of rotting, which can be a concern in various environments.
Insulation Properties: Divinycell PR offers enhanced insulation capabilities, which can benefit train interiors by contributing to energy efficiency and passenger comfort.
Fire Safety: Compliance with EN45545-2 standards ensures that the Divinycell PR meets stringent fire safety requirements, which is crucial for rail applications. Several alternatives exist to achieve a lightweight, sustainable solution with aluminium, HPL or fibre-reinforced composite skins in combination with fire-retardant resins.
Full Recyclability: The 100% recyclable Divinycell PR reflects a commitment to sustainability and supports a circular economy.
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