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RESEARCH PROGRAMME: LONG DISTANCE RAIL TRAFFIC

R Janousch, Heinz R Kurz

Abstract

Systematic investigations in the necessary sub-fields of the wheel/rail system, particularly regarding the interactions between track and vehicle, the dynamic loading of the track, the aerodynamics, the data transmission and train control, and finally the influences of high-speed transport systems on the environment, are to provide the prerequisites for the development and operation of a modern transport system of advanced wheel/rail technology.

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Key concepts: Track (disk drive), Rail traffic, Aerodynamics, Automotive engineering, Third rail, Transport engineering, Computer science, Engineering