Super speed train 1,200 km / h tested successfully

In the first public test run, Hyperloop super speed train system proposed by billionaire Elon Musk takes only two seconds to accelerate to 190 km / h on a 1,000 m long run between Nevada desert, USA.

According to USA Today, the ship's sliding frame has axial acceleration of 2.5 G and reaches a speed of 190 km / h in just two seconds before disappearing in the desert dust cloud.However, engineers still need to work for a long time to produce a full system that can move at 1,000 km / h according to Elon Musk's outline.Tests conducted yesterday in Nevada focused on one part of the challenging design, and ran on regular trains instead of vacuum tubes to reduce air resistance.

"Test run to test software and hardware. Hopefully by the end of this year, we can conduct a full test, whereby the sliding frame will run in a pipeline", BamBrogan Brogan, Director Technology and co-founder of Hyperloop One, said.The sliding frame moves with the magnetic force emanating from the lined cores at the beginning of the run.

The sliding frame will be developed into a passenger chassis of a super speed train, accelerating to nearly 650 km / h in just a few seconds."This is an important moment for our team. The whole team has worked hard to get to Kitty Hawk's historic moment," said Shervin Pishevar, Hyperloop One co-founder.

Kitty Hawk in North Carolina once went down in history as where the Wright brothers made their first successful flight on a 1903-powered airplane. Hyperloop One's experiment here is a step in the The development of the propulsion system provides high-speed motion for passengers or cargo compartments sliding on the magnetic rail inside the pipe.

"The fifth mode of transportation," according to Elon Musk's call, is to take passengers over a 610 km long route from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes, half the time compared to airplanes.Billionaire Musk, president of Space X and aerospace company Tesla Motors, came up with the idea of ​​outperforming Hyperloop in 2013.

Hyperloop One, a start-up company, quickly captured Musk's idea.The company said that full-scale and high-speed testing could take place later this year on a road that runs 4.8 km using a steel frame cylinder.

"We have come a step closer to the goal of turning Hyperloop into reality. We will ship goods in 2019 and carry passengers safely in 2021," said Rob Lloyd, Hyperloop One CEO. .

Hyperloop company ran a test of the super-fast sliding frame