Heng Shen helps the world's first 600 km/h high-speed maglev roll off the line
Heng Shen helps the world's first 600 km/h high-speed maglev roll off the line
On the morning of July 20, China's 600 km/h high-speed magnetic levitation transportation system, which is developed by China CNR and has completely independent intellectual property rights, was successfully launched in Qingdao, which is the world's first high-speed magnetic levitation transportation system with a design speed of 600 km/h, marking that China has mastered the complete set of high-speed magnetic levitation technology and engineering capability. As a participant of the project, Hundsun participated in the development of the project, helping the "Great Weapon" to lead the world, to lead the new era with new speed, to gallop forward on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and to realize the high-quality development of the enterprise.
As an international cutting-edge technology, high-speed magnetic levitation is a major "high point" in the world of rail transportation and a strategic high ground for global transportation technology competition. At present, the system has completed the integration and system interconnection.
In order to master the key technology of high-speed magnetic levitation, with the support of the "13th Five-Year Plan" National Key R&D Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology, advanced rail transportation key special project, organized by China CNR, led by CNR Sifang, bringing together more than 30 universities, research institutes and enterprises in the field of magnetic levitation and high-speed rail. " jointly carried out the development of 600 km/h high-speed magnetic levitation transportation system. The project was launched in October 2016, the test prototype was developed in 2019 and successfully test-run on the test line of Tongji University in Shanghai in June 2020, and after system optimization to determine the final technical scheme, the complete system was developed and started six months of joint tuning and testing in January 2021.