
doi: 10.2172/10150166
This report presents the results of a study of the Japanese MLU magnetic-levitation (maglev) system. The development of the MLU system is reviewed, and the dynamic circuit model then is introduced and applied to the figure-eight-shaped null-flux coil suspension system. Three different types of figure-eight-shaped null-flux suspension systems are discussed in detail: (1) the figure-eight-shaped null-flux coil suspension system without cross-connection; (2) the combined suspension and guidance system; and (3) the combined propulsion, levitation, and guidance system. The electrodynamic-suspension maglev systems developed in Japan seem to be very promising and could result in a commercial application in the near future.
Consumption, Mathematical Models, Railway, Power Supplies, Testing, Eddy Currents, 33 Advanced Propulsion Systems, Test Facilities, 530, 620, Superconducting Magnets, Magnet Coils, Computerized Simulation 330300, Japan, Technology Assessment, And Utilization, Levitation, Levitated Trains, 320202, Electric-Powered Systems, Evaluation, 32 Energy Conservation, Propulsion Systems
Consumption, Mathematical Models, Railway, Power Supplies, Testing, Eddy Currents, 33 Advanced Propulsion Systems, Test Facilities, 530, 620, Superconducting Magnets, Magnet Coils, Computerized Simulation 330300, Japan, Technology Assessment, And Utilization, Levitation, Levitated Trains, 320202, Electric-Powered Systems, Evaluation, 32 Energy Conservation, Propulsion Systems
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