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AATS covers technologies that support high-speed, high-safety, high-reliability air and rail transportation. Its main content areas include aero-engine turbine blades, single-crystal superalloys, film cooling systems, engine casings, aircraft structural components, aerospace titanium forgings, carbon fiber composites, high-speed EMUs, bogies, traction systems, pantographs, rail vehicle aerodynamics, CBTC signaling, moving block control, train positioning, SIL4 safety systems, rail grinding vehicles, laser inspection, predictive maintenance, and transit infrastructure MRO.

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