Hello guys, welcome back to my blog. In this article, I will discuss what is hyperloop transportation, who discovered hyperloop technology, the working of hyperloop technology, the hyperloop in India, how much speed does hyperloop travel, each and everything about the hyperloop.
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Hyperloop Transportation
Hyperloop was discovered by famous entrepreneur Ellon musk in 2012, The Ellon Musk says that the hyperloop transportation will change the world with a new transportation system. Now to travel from one place to another place we are traveling through the bus, trains, cars, airplanes, etc but these transportations take more time to travel. To travel a distance of 1000km by train it takes nearly 20 hours, and by bus or car, it takes still more time.
Thus, the Ellon Musk says by using this technology i.e., hyperloop we can travel 1000KM per hour, well, it reduces our traveling time, and he says the hyperloop transportation is more reliable. Still, much research is going on in hyperloop. Soon the hyperloop transportation will come in India, Dubai, USA, etc. Well, now let’s discuss how hyperloop works.
Working Of Hyperloops
To understand the working of the hyperloop first you should know how the electrical motor works then you can easily understand the working of the hyperloop. There are two main parts of hyperloop transportation, they are tube and capsules(Means Bogie in the train). The tube is also called a vacuum tube which has an area of low pressure inside.
The vacuum tube can be placed below or above the ground-based on the area. In one capsule only six to eight people can seat, there are a total of three capsules on the train. To understand the working of hyperloop, first I will discuss how the motor works, the motor mainly consists of two parts i.e., stator and rotor.
The stator is a stationary part and the rotor is rotating the part. We all know that the rotor rotates due to the magnetic pull the same thing happens in hyperloop transportation. The track in the vacuum tube is a stator and the train or capsule is a rotor. The capsule is pulled or moved by a magnetic attraction.
The energy to magnets in the track is supplied by solar panels, which are fixed at the top of the tube. And one more thing to minimize friction, a powerful fan is fixed at the front of the train which passes the air coming from the front to the backside. Well, guys now you came to know how hyperloop works.
Soon the hyperloop transportation will come in all countries, the price of hyperloop transportation will also be cheap. Soon in India, this technology will come. The hyperloop can be built soon in India within 38 months. The 800 engineers are working on hyperloop technology, in which 25 engineers are from India. The vacuum tubes will stand on pylons that can withstand earthquakes. Hyperloop transportation uses a renewable source of energy like solar.
Advantages of Hyperloop
- More reliable.
- Time-saving
- Economy growth
Disadvantages Of Hyperloop
- More costly
- More risk
- More maintenance
- High skilled labors are required
I hope this article may help you all a lot. Thank you for reading. if you have any doubts related to this article, then comment below in the comment box.
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