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by Animats
3688 days ago
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For a more advanced concept with a working prototype, see [1]. The Applied Superconductivity Laboratory of Southwest Jiaotong University has a maglev train in a glass tube about two meters in diameter. Their goal is 3000 KPH. Here's a technical paper on the maglev system used.[2] They discovered a problem with bumps in the magnetic field at rail joints, and figured out a way to fix that. Maybe that's the future. If you're going to have a maglev system, you may as well go all the way and ditch the air turbine propulsion. [1] http://english.swjtu.edu.cn/public/viewNews.aspx?ID=154
[2] http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s40064-016-1965-3 |
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