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Installed in the port of Rotterdam a scanner for trains that travel until 60 km/h
It is the most advanced system to the world
February 16, 2012
Yesterday in the port of Rotterdam, to the presence of the undersecretary to Finances, Frans Weekers, a new scanner for the transported inspection of the container from the trains is inaugurated that, being able to produce clear images while the convoys travel until a speed of 60 kilometers to the hour, are the most advanced system to the world as the other scanners can work until a speed of 30 kilometers per hour.
The scanner, that it is situated in the harbour area Maasvlakte, is adopted for the container that reaches in the Dutch port on the railway line Betuwe and is integrated in the procedures of Customs.
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Yesterday in the port of Rotterdam, to the presence of the undersecretary to Finances, Frans Weekers, a new scanner for the transported inspection of the container from the trains is inaugurated that, being able to produce clear images while the convoys travel until a speed of 60 kilometers to the hour, are the most advanced system to the world as the other scanners can work until a speed of 30 kilometers per hour.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
