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  • Maglev Train | Magnetic Levitation | Maglev Marvels
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    The Futuristic World of Maglev Trains
    The Magnetic Levitation Train
    Speeding into the Future
    The Maglev Train Experience
    The Magnetic Force of Maglev Trains
    A Green Transit Solution
    The Maglev Train Revolution"
    Fast and Frictionless
    The Magic of Maglev Trains
    Magnetic Levitation Trains in Action
    Where Science Fiction Meets Reality
    The Evolution of Maglev Trains
    Silent Speedsters
    On the Fast Track
    Maglev Trains Redefining Transportation
    Maglev Marvels
    A Look into Magnetic Levitation Trains
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    #china
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 17

  • @ioanbota9397
    @ioanbota9397 6 місяців тому +3

    Realy I like this powerful fastest train

  • @nadiaaslam2143
    @nadiaaslam2143 7 місяців тому +2

    waao it's really impressive 👏 amazing

  • @cobragaming73249
    @cobragaming73249 9 місяців тому +5

    Absolutely amazing

  • @rafiquenawaz3059
    @rafiquenawaz3059 6 місяців тому +2

    Nice information ❤

  • @douglasengle2704
    @douglasengle2704 Місяць тому +1

    China has developed first generation 600 kph maglev passenger trains not at deployment level as of yet, but at a very high state of development. Eight meter wide three level maglev trains traveling at 800 kph - 1,000 kph are reasonable practical goal starting about 2045. This wide loading gauge of about 8 meters has been an objective going back to the beginnings of the railroad age when dual track UK railways of the 1840s were designed to occasionally have double width carriage using the inner rails of the two tracks. This 8 meter wide loading gauge would allow large cargo assemblies to be easily moved over long distance overland changing the world we live in.
    For a mixed passenger cargo train the first level would likely not be continues between train cars and a bit noisy from the maglev motors, a useful space for side simultaneous perpendicular loading of drive-on drive-off automobiles and cargo containers that could take place in the period of a long traffic light cycle or about a minute. The second and top third level could be luxury continues passenger space with vista dome roofs to allow passengers to see out front watching the scenery. This train configuration could carry passengers more comfortably in a 1/4 the length of todays popular single level trains that stretch out several city blocks.
    All very high speed trains need nearly incrementally free electricity such as their own hydropower generators with unlimited water. New nuclear power generation is a future practical scaleable source of nearly incrementally free electric power.

  • @masaf9930
    @masaf9930 8 місяців тому +7

    In Japan, we have begun developing a superconducting magnet linear motor car that can float 10 cm compared to the normal conduction linear motors of Germany (China), which have weaker magnetic force and float only 1 cm, which increases the risk of accidents. It took 50 years to develop, but it will soon start running in Japan, so when you come to Japan, please ride it and experience the world of speeds of 500km/h.

    • @tahirmalik4553
      @tahirmalik4553  8 місяців тому +2

      sure , the marvelous country should be visited.

    • @701983
      @701983 6 місяців тому

      " float only 1 cm" for the Transrapid is misleading, it makes people think of only 1 cm clearance, which isn't true.
      The gap between the magnets is only 1 cm, but the gap between the track and the bottom of the car is around 15 cm.
      However, both systems have their pros and cons.
      I like the "straight" concept of the Transrapid regarding "no need for wheels", it can levitate at low speed as well, even standing. Unlike the electrodynamic levitation system of the JR Maglev.

    • @Support_4.0
      @Support_4.0 18 днів тому

      Japan system was planned for 2027 but currently on hold because of problems with tunnel boring. There are concerns about water resources...

  • @MAN-cw9tv
    @MAN-cw9tv 5 місяців тому +3

    中国は最初モノレールみたいな台座式だったが途中から速度出る日本式に変えた印象があるけど。

  • @sushmasinghkisibhibdestark9170
    @sushmasinghkisibhibdestark9170 4 місяці тому

    Ticket.rupaya.

  • @vanveakrin276
    @vanveakrin276 24 дні тому +1

    JAPANESE is using Helium... Chinese will use Nitrogen

  • @ricardoheurich7824
    @ricardoheurich7824 Місяць тому

    Mph?? Metric please.

    • @tahirmalik4553
      @tahirmalik4553  Місяць тому

      100 miles per hour is equal to 160.934 kilometers per hour.

    • @ricardoheurich7824
      @ricardoheurich7824 Місяць тому

      Yes I know, the point is ALL the examples given use Km/h. The USA is the only country in the world that still uses miles, feet, inches etc. So if you are making a technical video, I think, you should use only metric system.