D601 MAIN DESIGN FEATURES OF THE NEWEST VEHICLES OF THE YAMANASHI MAGLEV TEST LINE
Yuichi Kozuma, Katsuya Yamamoto, Naoto Tagawa, Shiro Hosaka, Hiroki Tsunoda
Abstract
Yuichi Kozuma, Katsuya Yamamoto, Naoto Tagawa, Shiro Hosaka, Hiroki Tsunoda
Abstract
For the Yamanashi Maglev test line, we have manufactured new vehicles, which aim at improving several characteristics based on the test results of existing train-sets. Since July 2002,we have obtained data from the test running of the two new vehicles, a Kofu-side leading car 'Mc5' and a long-size intermediate car 'M4'. Mc5 is a special test leading car to reduce micro pressure wave, and M4 is a proto-type commercial car to improve quality of comfort. This paper describes the contents of technical development to investigate aerodynamic characteristics, improve ride comfort, and reduce internal noise, for comparison with existing vehicles.
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For the Yamanashi Maglev test line, we have manufactured new vehicles, which aim at improving several characteristics based on the test results of existing train-sets. Since July 2002,we have obtained data from the test running of the two new vehicles, a Kofu-side leading car 'Mc5' and a long-size intermediate car 'M4'. Mc5 is a special test leading car to reduce micro pressure wave, and M4 is a proto-type commercial car to improve quality of comfort. This paper describes the contents of technical development to investigate aerodynamic characteristics, improve ride comfort, and reduce internal noise, for comparison with existing vehicles.
Key concepts: Maglev, Automotive engineering, Aerodynamics, Line (geometry), Assembly line, Test (biology), Computer science, Engineering