DGAP-News: Aves One AG / Key word(s): Sustainability 
Aves One equips its freight car fleet with whisper brakes to reduce noise 
 
2020-12-14 / 14:48 
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*Aves One equips its freight car fleet with whisper brakes to reduce noise* 
 
_Hamburg, 14 December 2020 - _Aves One AG, a strongly growing holder of 
long-life logistics assets, has already equipped 95% of its fleet with 
so-called whisper brakes. All freight cars running on the German rail 
network have thus been converted. This leads to a noise reduction which is 
perceived by the human ear as halving the noise. 
 
"By converting our portfolio to whisper brakes, we are contributing our 
share to reducing noise emissions and thus improving the quality of life of 
the people affected. In doing so, we are leading the most environmentally 
friendly mode of transport, rail, into the future, both ecologically and 
socially," says Tobias Aulich, member of the board of directors of Aves One 
AG. 
 
*The whisper brake reduces noise at the noise source * 
 
The decisive element for the noise reduction of a freight car are the 
rolling noises. The smoother the surfaces of rail and wheel, the quieter the 
rolling noise. While braking with older, metallic grey cast iron brake pads 
roughens the running surfaces of the wheels, this occurs much less with more 
elastic composite brake pads as it counteracts the noise directly at its 
source and can reduce it by up to 10 decibels. 
 
The legal regulations for the so-called "quieter routes" will come into 
force throughout Europe in 2024. In Germany, these include all the main 
traffic routes of the long-distance railway network. From the end of 2024 
the use of freight cars without whisper brakes on these routes will be 
prohibited. Germany is one of the pioneers within the European Union. The 
use of whisper brakes is obligatory in Germany under the Rail Noise 
Protection Act (SchlärmschG) which came into force yesterday. 
 
Aves One has one of the youngest and most modern freight car portfolios on 
the European market. As a result of the retrofit, the portfolio will no 
longer be significantly affected by retrofitting costs for the whisper 
brake. 
 
*About Aves One AG* 
 
Aves One AG is a strongly growing holder of long-life logistics assets with 
a focus on freight cars. Containers and swap bodies are also part of the 
portfolio. With a young and profitable freight car portfolio Aves One is one 
of the leading holders of rail logistics assets in Europe. The strategy is 
focused on the continuous optimization of its own stock and the further 
expansion of its logistics portfolio. The Hamburg-based Aves One AG is 
listed on the regulated market (Prime Standard) of the Frankfurt Stock 
Exchange (ISIN: DE000A168114; WKN: A16811). 
 
*Further Information* 
www.avesone.com [1] 
 
*Contact* 
Aves One AG 
Jürgen Bauer, Executive Board 
T +49 (40) 696 528 350 
F +49 (40) 696 528 359 
E ir@avesone.com 
 
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Language:    English 
Company:     Aves One AG 
             Große Elbstrasse 61 
             22767 Hamburg 
             Germany 
Phone:       040 696528 350 
Fax:         040 696528 359 
E-mail:      ir@avesone.com 
Internet:    www.avesone.com 
ISIN:        DE000A168114 
WKN:         A16811 
Listed:      Regulated Market in Frankfurt (Prime Standard), Hamburg, 
             Hanover; Regulated Unofficial Market in Berlin, Dusseldorf, 
             Stuttgart; London 
EQS News ID: 1154933 
 
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