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The superconducting magnets of the maglev vehicle are exposed to various magnetic or mechanical environments, when they are used to generate propulsion, lévitation and guidance forces. It is, important to know the magnitude of the force distribution on the superconducting coil and of the alternating force. An outline of the test vehicle, its magnets and the forces acting on the superconducting coil is given.
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Jizo Y, Fujiwara S, Nemoto K (1988) Superconducting magnet of new test vehicle “MLU002” on Japanese EDS system. 10th international conference on magnetically levitated systems, 9–10 June 1988, Hamburg
Fujiwara S, Fujimoto T (1989) Characteristics of the combined levitation and guidance system using ground coils on the side wall of the guideway. 11th international conference on magnetically levitated systems and linear drives, 7–11 July 1989, Tokyo
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Fujiwara, S. (1990). Maglev Trains. In: Ishiguro, T., Kajimura, K. (eds) Advances in Superconductivity II. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68117-5_7
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