China Tests Ultra-High-Speed Maglev Train
China Tests Ultra-High-Speed Maglev Train

China Tests Ultra-High-Speed Maglev Train

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China has successfully completed a demonstration test of its ultra-high-speed (UHS) maglev transportation system, capable of reaching speeds up to 1,000 kilometers per hour. Conducted in Shanxi Province, the test utilized a superconducting maglev vehicle within a 2-km low-vacuum tube, demonstrating controlled navigation, stable suspension, and safe stopping, all in line with predetermined specifications. This project, a collaboration between the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation and the Shanxi government, aims to revolutionize travel, potentially reducing the journey from Beijing to Shanghai to about 90 minutes. The test confirmed the system's technical maturity and established the feasibility of maintaining a long-distance vacuum environment. Experts note that further safety verification is necessary before the system can be made widely available for public transport. The construction of this cutting-edge transportation system began in April 2022 and represents a significant advancement in integrating aerospace technology with rail systems.

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