China's new 'air train' runs using an overhead mag
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Posted On: 08/20/2022 12:10:19 AM
China's new 'air train' runs using an overhead magnetic track, never touching it as it glides through the air 30 feet above the ground — see photos
Fri, August 19, 2022 at 11:43 AM·3 min read
A new train in China is said to be the world's first suspended maglev train system that uses permanent magnets.
In other words, it can operate without power, gliding through the air without ever making contact with the track above it — and there's no rail underneath it.
Take a look at the innovative new train.
A new train just unveiled in China doesn't quite operate how you'd expect.
It's called the Red Rail.
It's said to be the world's first suspended magnetic levitation, or "maglev," train system that uses permanent magnets.
Traditional maglev train systems use electromagnets, which require electric current to get things moving.
The Red Rail is different.
It uses permanent magnets that contain rare earth metals, of which China is the world's biggest supplier.
This allows it to run without electricity.
This also means it has the potential to save energy and be more environmentally friendly than many other modes of transportation.
The train never has physical contact with the rail as it moves.
It's located in Xingguo county, Jiangxi province, which is in southern China.
Construction of the train wrapped up on August 9, according to state-run media.
The train still has to go through some test runs, one of which happened after construction concluded last week.
The train still has to go through some test runs, one of which happened after construction concluded last week.
It has two cars that can carry 88 passengers total.
In this experimental phase, the track is 800 meters long, or roughly 2,620 feet.
he train can reach speeds of up to 80 km per hour, or about 50 miles per hour.
After test runs are finished, the plan is for the track to be extended to 7.5 km, or almost 4.7 miles.
At that point, the train will also be able to travel as fast as 120 km per hour, or nearly 75 miles an hour.
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/chinas-air-train-r...24450.html
" Everyone here is trying to compare China to the USA's infrastructure. You cant even compare the two. While China builds breathtaking infrastructure projects going on two decades now, America on the other hand, is crumbling. "
" The rest of the world moves forward.. Yes, America is viewed as under developed.. The time is past for more intense spending on education, and our sagging infrastructure. "
" China is making progress like this and we are trying to she a he or he a she! "
This is not a joke. It's reality. It's amazing how America is falling behind due to democrat policies. Let's get back to common sense and stop pandering to the 1%. Other countries think of us as a land of gays and gender confused sickos. Just watch the Macy's Day Parade, you'll see.
Stop sending our money out of country, and keep our money here. Bring back Trump policies. Easy fix.
Fri, August 19, 2022 at 11:43 AM·3 min read
A new train in China is said to be the world's first suspended maglev train system that uses permanent magnets.
In other words, it can operate without power, gliding through the air without ever making contact with the track above it — and there's no rail underneath it.
Take a look at the innovative new train.
A new train just unveiled in China doesn't quite operate how you'd expect.
It's called the Red Rail.
It's said to be the world's first suspended magnetic levitation, or "maglev," train system that uses permanent magnets.
Traditional maglev train systems use electromagnets, which require electric current to get things moving.
The Red Rail is different.
It uses permanent magnets that contain rare earth metals, of which China is the world's biggest supplier.
This allows it to run without electricity.
This also means it has the potential to save energy and be more environmentally friendly than many other modes of transportation.
The train never has physical contact with the rail as it moves.
It's located in Xingguo county, Jiangxi province, which is in southern China.
Construction of the train wrapped up on August 9, according to state-run media.
The train still has to go through some test runs, one of which happened after construction concluded last week.
The train still has to go through some test runs, one of which happened after construction concluded last week.
It has two cars that can carry 88 passengers total.
In this experimental phase, the track is 800 meters long, or roughly 2,620 feet.
he train can reach speeds of up to 80 km per hour, or about 50 miles per hour.
After test runs are finished, the plan is for the track to be extended to 7.5 km, or almost 4.7 miles.
At that point, the train will also be able to travel as fast as 120 km per hour, or nearly 75 miles an hour.
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/chinas-air-train-r...24450.html
" Everyone here is trying to compare China to the USA's infrastructure. You cant even compare the two. While China builds breathtaking infrastructure projects going on two decades now, America on the other hand, is crumbling. "
" The rest of the world moves forward.. Yes, America is viewed as under developed.. The time is past for more intense spending on education, and our sagging infrastructure. "
" China is making progress like this and we are trying to she a he or he a she! "
This is not a joke. It's reality. It's amazing how America is falling behind due to democrat policies. Let's get back to common sense and stop pandering to the 1%. Other countries think of us as a land of gays and gender confused sickos. Just watch the Macy's Day Parade, you'll see.
Stop sending our money out of country, and keep our money here. Bring back Trump policies. Easy fix.
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