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Quantitative study on the environmental impact of Beijing's urban rail transit based on carbon emission reduction. [PDF]
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Bacterial diversity and biomarkers screening of station and carriage surface in Shanghai metro system, China. [PDF]
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Analysis of the traction forces of two adjacent linear induction motors. [PDF]
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Development and Application of the Maglev Transportation System
IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, 2008The development of the Maglev train is a very important achievement in passenger transportation for the 20th century. Based on the recent information this paper describes the development of different Maglev systems, the application of Maglev for passenger transportation, and the experience of promoting the Maglev transportation in China.
Luguang Yan
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Progress of the Maglev Transportation in China
IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, 2006The successful construction and operation of the Shanghai high speed maglev Transrapid line and the Nagoya low speed Tobu Kyuryo maglev HSST line indicate that the maglev has already entered the transportation development stage. The related progress for transportation development in China is shortly described, including its foundation, long distance ...
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UAQ4 Levitating Train: Italian Maglev Transportation System
IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 2014This article illustrates the University of L'Aquila model 4 (UAQ4) Italian maglev train, a transportation system with zero motion resistance (except aerodynamic drag) and greatly reduced energy consumption, approaching zero at a low constant speed. The project is the result of more than 40 years of research in the field of nonconventional highspeed ...
Gino D'Ovidio
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A High-Temperature Superconducting Maglev-Evacuated Tube Transport (HTS Maglev-ETT) Test System
IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, 2017As a bellwether transportation mode, albeit with hot controversy, evacuated tube transport (ETT) can dramatically reduce air friction, and incorporating Maglev technology could also thoroughly eliminate wheel-rail friction. It is not difficult to imagine that incorporation of these two technologies could establish an innovative transportation system ...
Z Deng, Weihua Zhang, Jun Zheng
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Control characteristics of passive maglev transport system
2017 IEEE 26th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE), 2017Recent OLED display manufacturing process requires non-contact conveyor systems which do not generate particles for increased productivity. To avoid supplying power and heating in vacuum, a passive magnetic levitation (maglev) transport system can be a promising solution because it has neither sensor nor actuator in moving carriers and all active ...
Chang-Hyun Kim +4 more
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An electromagnetic generator for MAGLEV transportation systems
2015 International Conference on Renewable Energy Research and Applications (ICRERA), 2015The fundamental idea of this paper is to use the distribution theory to analyze linear generators in order to include in the mathematical model both ideal a non ideal features. This paper shows how the use of distribution theory can be used in order to establish a mathematical model able to describe both the ordinary working condition of a linear ...
CIPRIANI, Giovanni +5 more
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Physics Bulletin, 1984
The first commercial system to use magnetically levitated vehicles for public transport opens this month in Birmingham. The Maglev system, pictured above, will carry passengers between the new Birmingham Airport terminal and Birmingham International railway station.
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The first commercial system to use magnetically levitated vehicles for public transport opens this month in Birmingham. The Maglev system, pictured above, will carry passengers between the new Birmingham Airport terminal and Birmingham International railway station.
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