How Composites Engineering Saved a Runaway Train

Composites Weekly
09/11/2020 18 min Temporada 5
How Composites Engineering Saved a Runaway Train

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This week, I welcome Eric van Uden of Solico on the show to discuss a recent news event where a runaway train was saved by a composite "whale's tail" sculpture designed by Solico Engineering.  Founded in 1989, Solico is based in the Netherlands and is BeNeLux's largest composite engineering company.    

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