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(1975)
Assured Energy Receptivity Study, Interim Report, Technical Report
(1975)
Assured Energy Receptivity Study, Technical Report
S. C. K. Chu (1979)
Receptivity Modeling of Regenerated Energy of a Subway SystemProceedings of the Second International Conference of Mathematical Modelling (ICMM) St. Louis, Missouri, July 11–13, 1979, 2
D. Phelps (1975)
Assured energy receptivity, a project overview
(1975)
Assured Energy Receptivity Study
K. H. Fraelich (1976)
DC Chopper Type Regeneration Braking
Energy conservation for a subway system can be achieved through implementation of regenerative braking. In the context of natural receptivity, the regenerated energy may be used to supply the power need of nearby trains. Minimization of effective energy usage is examined and such optimal modes of operation of an individual train between a pair of stations are derived for various degrees of regeneration.
Acta Mathematicae Applicatae Sinica – Springer Journals
Published: Apr 25, 2005
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