FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHEEL/RAIL TECHNIQUE
Heinz R Kurz
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Heinz R Kurz
Abstract
The writer outlines the German Federal Republic's development policy, which is aimed at further development of the wheel/rail system. The study of models, simulation programmes and experiments on a test platform provide the necessary data for the design and construction of highly efficient vehicle and track components. A stationary rig has been built in Munich for testing running techniques.
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The writer outlines the German Federal Republic's development policy, which is aimed at further development of the wheel/rail system. The study of models, simulation programmes and experiments on a test platform provide the necessary data for the design and construction of highly efficient vehicle and track components. A stationary rig has been built in Munich for testing running techniques.
Key concepts: Track (disk drive), German, Development (topology), Engineering, Automotive engineering, Transport engineering, Computer science, Systems engineering