THE SUSTAINABLE CITY II. URBAN REGENERATION AND SUSTAINABILITY. TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY WITH A USE OF THE SUPER-LIGHT RAIL VEHICLES
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The paper presents the concept of transport technology with a use of the super-light rail vehicles. Mechanical and service parameters of these vehicles are determined. In the structure of the vehicles many typical road car elements are used. Firstly, in 1995, the model of the vehicle as an adaptation of two typical road microbuses was developed. In the second step the prototype of the super-light vehicle has been established. This vehicle is passenger and environment friendly. Energy consumption is two-time less than in the typical tram. Due to weight the degradation of the rail infrastructure is decreased. Non-conventional control systems, as well as traffic safety problems, have been analysed. (A) For the covering abstract see ITRD E114352.
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The paper presents the concept of transport technology with a use of the super-light rail vehicles. Mechanical and service parameters of these vehicles are determined. In the structure of the vehicles many typical road car elements are used. Firstly, in 1995, the model of the vehicle as an adaptation of two typical road microbuses was developed. In the second step the prototype of the super-light vehicle has been established. This vehicle is passenger and environment friendly. Energy consumption is two-time less than in the typical tram. Due to weight the degradation of the rail infrastructure is decreased. Non-conventional control systems, as well as traffic safety problems, have been analysed. (A) For the covering abstract see ITRD E114352.
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Light rail, Sustainability, Energy consumption, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Fuel efficiency, Public transport