THE "VEHICLE" SUB-SYSTEM IN THE RAIL/WHEEL RESEARCH PROGRAMME OF THE FEDERAL MINISTRY FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY
David Luebke
Abstract
David Luebke
Abstract
Since 1972 the West German Ministry for Research and Technology has been subsidizing a large-scale project of investigation into the limitations of the wheel/rail system. Work in connection with vehicles consists mainly of basic research on track/vehicle interaction, construction of an experimental laboratory-vehicle and manufacture of bearings to be tested on test units. The results are intended to provide a basis for making decisions on transport policy, to compare unconventional transport systems and improve wheel/rail techniques.
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Since 1972 the West German Ministry for Research and Technology has been subsidizing a large-scale project of investigation into the limitations of the wheel/rail system. Work in connection with vehicles consists mainly of basic research on track/vehicle interaction, construction of an experimental laboratory-vehicle and manufacture of bearings to be tested on test units. The results are intended to provide a basis for making decisions on transport policy, to compare unconventional transport systems and improve wheel/rail techniques.
Key concepts: Christian ministry, Ministry of Transport, Track (disk drive), Engineering, Work (physics), German, Subsidy, Transport engineering