We are exploring opportunities within the railroad industry where the potential of our Thermal Protection System (TPS-611) could significantly improve the safety of tanker cars and rail ties. By enhancing fire resistance, our goal is to mitigate fire-related risks and contribute to safer, more reliable rail operations.
We believe TPS-611 could serve as a pivotal innovation in rail safety. While still in the process of gaining traction, our exploration in this industry reflects a broader ambition to safeguard both the tangible assets of rail operators and the well-being of the people who work in the railroad environment.
The railroad industry contains components that face real, ongoing fire risk: tanker cars carrying combustible material, and wooden rail ties supporting every mile of track. These are the kinds of components where improved fire resistance could meaningfully reduce risk over time.
Our Thermal Protection System (TPS-611) is intended to form a robust barrier against fire, with the goal of offering protection for key rail infrastructure elements in challenging conditions.
If successful, this effort could help reduce the risk of serious accidents and contribute to the longevity of railway materials.
Our exploration in rail centers on two specific applications where we believe TPS-611 could enhance fire resistance: tanker cars and rail ties.
By coating steel tanker exteriors with TPS-611, the goal is to create a thermal barrier that helps protect against external fire exposure and reduces the risk of fire-related incidents involving rail tanker cars.
Wooden rail ties were among the materials evaluated in our nationally certified burn testing in New Jersey. Applied to ties in service, the goal would be to enhance fire resistance and contribute to the longevity of rail infrastructure.
Our goal is to enhance railroad safety by working to create a fire-resistant barrier on tanker cars and rail ties.
By enhancing fire resistance on key components, the goal is to help reduce the risk of serious accidents and contribute to safer rail operations.
By protecting components from heat damage and flame exposure, the aim is to contribute to the longevity of railway materials and promote more sustainable practices.
Railroads is one of six industries where we're exploring how TPS-611 could be applied.
If you have an interest in our exploration of fire safety in the rail industry, reach out and we will be in touch.
If you are interested in our exploration of TPS-611 in the rail industry, send us a note and we will follow up to start the conversation.