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    The document discusses magnetic levitation (Maglev) trains. Maglev trains use magnetic fields for levitation, propulsion, and guidance instead of traditional steel wheels on steel rails. There are two main types of Maglev systems - electromagnetic suspension (EMS) which uses attraction between electromagnets and the guideway, and electrodynamic suspension (EDS) which uses repulsion of eddy currents. EMS trains can levitate at zero speed but are less stable at high speeds, while EDS trains require a minimum speed to levitate but are more stable at higher speeds. Maglev trains have the potential to be faster, quieter, and more efficient than traditional trains.

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    The document discusses magnetic levitation (Maglev) trains. Maglev trains use magnetic fields for levitation, propulsion, and guidance instead of traditional steel wheels on steel rails. There are two main types of Maglev systems - electromagnetic suspension (EMS) which uses attraction between electromagnets and the guideway, and electrodynamic suspension (EDS) which uses repulsion of eddy currents. EMS trains can levitate at zero speed but are less stable at high speeds, while EDS trains require a minimum speed to levitate but are more stable at higher speeds. Maglev trains have the potential to be faster, quieter, and more efficient than traditional trains.

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    The document discusses magnetic levitation (Maglev) trains. Maglev trains use magnetic fields for levitation, propulsion, and guidance instead of traditional steel wheels on steel rails. There are two main types of Maglev systems - electromagnetic suspension (EMS) which uses attraction between electromagnets and the guideway, and electrodynamic suspension (EDS) which uses repulsion of eddy currents. EMS trains can levitate at zero speed but are less stable at high speeds, while EDS trains require a minimum speed to levitate but are more stable at higher speeds. Maglev trains have the potential to be faster, quieter, and more efficient than traditional trains.

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    Seminar ML Final

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    The document discusses magnetic levitation (Maglev) trains. Maglev trains use magnetic fields for levitation, propulsion, and guidance instead of traditional steel wheels on steel rails. There are two main types of Maglev systems - electromagnetic suspension (EMS) which uses attraction between electromagnets and the guideway, and electrodynamic suspension (EDS) which uses repulsion of eddy currents. EMS trains can levitate at zero speed but are less stable at high speeds, while EDS trains require a minimum speed to levitate but are more stable at higher speeds. Maglev trains have the potential to be faster, quieter, and more efficient than traditional trains.

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    MagLev Train – Magnetic Levitation

    Created By :-
    Miss Pranjali
    Surwase
    Miss Mitali Wagh

    Guided BY
    Prof. K.S Ingle SIR
    Index:-
     what are Maglev train?
     Principal
     Types
     Comparison
     Conclusion
    What are Maglev Trains?
     Maglev = Magnetic + Levitation
     The thing that raise or float by means of a magnetic power is simply called
    magnetic levitation
     Magnetic Fields
     Alternative means of transport
     Compete with speed of rail & airplanes
    Principal:-
     The basis of maglev train mechanisms are magnetic levitation. This is achieved
    with the principal of repulsion and attraction between two poles.
     Maglev trains have to perform the following function to operate in high speeds
    1] Levitation
    2] Propulsion
    3] Lateral Guidance
    Types of Maglev Train

     1] Electromagnetic Suspension  2] Electrodynamic Suspension

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    Electro- Magnetic Suspension System

     It is attraction type of system.


     Maglev – guideway geometry is used to attract a direct current electromagnet
    towards the track.
     EMS levitates the train about one- third of an inch above the guideway.
     Maglev train in Germany works on EMS.
    Electro-Dynamic Suspension System

     It is repulsive type of system.


     Eddy currents are generated by superconducting coil operating in persistent
    current mode.
     Eddy currents create a magnetic field and oppose the magnetic field created by
    travelling coil by Lenz’s Law.
     Maglev train in Japan works on EDS
    Comparison between Two System
    ELECTROMAGNETIC SUSPENSION ELECTRDYNAMIC SUSPENSION
    (EMS) (EMS)

    Simpler to implement Stable at high speeds

    Can levitate at zero speed long lifetime

    Reduced civilian exposure to magnetic fields Safer even during power outage

    Complex feedback loop Cannot levitate at zero speed

    Ability be stable at high speed Costly to implement


    Conclusion
     Maglev Trains - Eco-friendly, efficient, fast.
     Electromagnetic and Electrodynamic Suspension.
     Electromagnetic in track and in the train help propel the train forward –
    opposite attract , like repel.
     Maglev has potential application in aerospace engineering..
    Thank you

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