The Rising Power of China's Maglev Trains: Exploring the "Red Rail" and Beyond
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The futuristic maglev trains of China have been raising eyebrows.
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The high-speed trains are run on electromagnets over tracks.
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The first suspended maglev line in China was launched, using permanent magnets.
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Known as the "Red Rail," the experimental track is set in Xinggou County, Jiagxi Province, China.
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Strong magnets are used to produce a non-stop repelling force that lifts the train into the air.
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The train’s capacity is 88 passengers.
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"Xingguo," China's first permanent magnetic levitation (maglev) air train’s test track, was completed in Xingguo County.
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The design of the train is to run at a speed of 80 kmph.
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The principle of repulsion between permanent magnetic materials and rails is used to run the test train.
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The first train in the world to combine maglev technology with suspension railways is "Xingguo."
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