A Canadian company has announced that they are developing an electric train that will reach speeds of 1,000 kilometers per hour and that it says will travel cheaper than an airplane. The vehicle called FluxJet, called "Airplane - Train - Hybrid", will be fully electric. The vehicle in question is based on principles similar to the "hyperloop" concept. This vehicle will travel at ultra-high speeds along a shielded tube skid using a new technology based on a new physics field called veillance flux. The vehicle will be able to carry 54 passengers and up to 10 tons of cargo. With an 18 billion dollar project infrastructure, the first phase will connect two cities in Canada, which are 300 kilometers apart (three hours' drive), in this sense. The FluxJet will be faster than an airplane (three times the speed of a high-speed train), reducing the journey time to 45 minutes. It was stated that 550 million dollars were financed for this study. Trains will depart every two minutes.
Looking at the new vehicle with an information systems approach, it is seen that the signaling components of today's electric trains need to be updated, the structure of the transformers will be different in every sense as there will be more electrical power consumption (how many trains can transmit electrical power at the same time), etc. concepts emerge. In addition, as stated above, there is a new "approach" to the field of physics, so the necessity of trained technical personnel in this field emerges.
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https://www.cnnturk.com/teknoloji/donanim/ucaktan-hem-hizli-hem-de-ucuz-saatte-bin-km-hizla?page=2
