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ARTÍCULO
TITULO

Improving systems of power collection of the Moscow monorail transport system

O. A. Sydorov    
I. L. Salya    
V. V. Tomilov    

Resumen

The disadvantages of existing current collection system for the Moscow monorail transport system are considered in the article. A new system differing in the contact geometry is proposed. Also the calculation of interaction of the offered current collection system based upon the Lagrange?s equations of second kind.

PÁGINAS
pp. 114 - 118
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INFRAESTRUCTURA
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