MAGLEV' 2000 (Rio de Janeiro - Brazil)
CONTENTSWORLD WIDE DEVELOPMENTThe Test Results and Plan of Maglev Development in Japan

Hiroshi Nokasimia; lsoura Katsutoshi.............................................................................................3Transrapid on the move

Hans Christoph Atzpodien..............................................................................................................8Transrapid -Performance and Characteristics

Luitpold Miller ............................................................................................................................ 11
The Inductrack Approach to Magnetic Levitation

Richard Post; Ryutov Dmitri D. ................................................................................................... 15
The Maglev Deployment Program of the United States

Arrigo Mongini............................................................................................................................ 21Update of the Swissmetro Project

Michele Mossi; Nicolas Macabrey................................................................................................ 27Total Running Test Operation of HSST 100 and the Project of East Hill-Side Line in NagoyaMasaaki Fujino; MasaoTanaka; Syunzo Ishimoto .......................................................................... 35
Research and Development of High Temperature Superconducting Maglev in China

Wang Jiasu. Wang Suyu, Zhu Min, Ren Zhongyou, Jiang He, Tang Qixue........................................ 44

SOCIAL & ECONOMIC MATTERElectric Urban Transit Technologies for the Reduction of Air Pollution in Cities

Tony R. Eastham; Eisuke Masada ................................................................................................. 51
Safety of high speed Maglev trains of the "Transrapid" type

Joachim Blomerius ...................................................................................................................... 56
Market Potential and Strategies for Application Internationally

Manfred Wackers......................................................................................................................... 62
The Maglev Technology Program in Germany, A Successful, Public Private Partnership in Research andDevelopment

Dieter Rogg; Michael Witt............................................................................................................ 68
The Transrapid-Testfacility, (TVE) Testbench for Safety-Standards in Commercial Operation

Metzner Jöerg.............................................................................................................................. 74

HIGH SPEED TRANSPORT PROJECTSMain Test Results on the Yamanashi Maglev Test LineKan-ichiro Kaminishi; Kiyoshi Takahashi; Akio Seki; Yutaka Osada; Toyoji Tanaka....................... 83

Results of electrical experiments on the Yamanashi Maglev Test Line
Tsuyoshi Nakashima; Kaga Shigeo; Ohtsuki Hisao ................................................................................................ 89
Transrapid Maglev System - System Characteristics and Performance Potential

Raschbichler, Hans Georg, Christian Rausch................................................................................ 95
Swissmetro - Comparison Between Fixed short Stator linear, Motors and on Board Stator Variants

Alain Cassat; M. Rosenmayr; N. Macabrey; M. Jufer................................................................... 100
A small Maglev car model using YBCO Bulk Superconductors

WM. Yang, L Zhou, Feng Yong, P.X. Zhang, J.R. Wang, C.P. Zhang, Z.M. Yu, X.D. Tang, W Wei, X.Z.
Wu ............................................................................................................................................ 107
Test results for qualification of the Maglev vehicle Transrapid 08

Miller Luitpold .......................................................................................................................... 111
Commissioning of the TRANSRAPID Operations Control, System in Linkage of Subsystems

A. W Van Zyl; R.J. Cruise; C.F. Landy ........................................................................................ 115
Swissmetro and Transrapid Comparison of Electromechanical, Components and Power Supplies in aSpecified Vacuum Tunnel Environment

Alain Cassat; M. Rosenmayr; N. Macabrey; M. Jufer................................................................... 119
Innovation dynamics in Maglev design- the case of Swissmetro

Pierri Rossel; Roland Mantilleri................................................................................................. 131

GUIDEWAY
A Study on Dynamic Response of Maglev Guideway Structure

Masashi Suzuki; Tohru Kajikawa; Yasuyuki Goto; Hisashi Watase; Masamichi Sagabe; Nobuyuki
Matsumoto; MakatoUeno; Yuji Shijuku....................................................................................... 137
The Guideway of the Transrapid superspeed Maglev SystemHans Georg Raschbichler; Gert Schwindt................................................................................... 143
Implementation of the Steel Guideway Production, for the TRANSRAPID- System

Oswaldo Rodriguez.................................................................................................................... 149
Guideway Monitoring Systems for the High-Speed Maglev Train Transport

Nieters Willi; Snieders Gerold; Runde Hans-Gerd....................................................................... 159

NEW IDEAS & SUPERCONDUCTING QUANTUM LEVITATION
A Basic Study on the Flying Highway Systems Using a Smart Maglev Pallet

Motoyuki Minakami ................................................................................................................... 167
Design of Superconducting Magnets for Uniform diamagnetic Levitation

Hong-Beom Jin; Y.K. Kwon; K.S. Ryu......................................................................................... 173
Design and Evaluation of a High Temperature Superconducting Maglev System Utilizing a SingleExcitation Source

Kris Vandenbrouke; Rupert J. Cruise; Charles F. Landy; Ari Zachas; Malcolm D. McCulloch; GaryBarnes ...................................................................................................................................... 177
The Brazilian Project for a Superconducting Magnetic Levitation Train

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Roberto Nicolsky, Richard Stephan, Rubens Andrade Jr., Antonio Carlos Ferreira ........................ 179

LEVITATION
A hybrid Control Scheme for Electro-Magnetic, Suspension System of HSST

M. Shida; EisukeMasada; Jyunpei Baba; T. Shimogata. ............................................................... 185
Active Magnetic Damper Using Linear Generator in EDS Maglev

Murai Toshiaki; Hasegawa Hitoshi; Yamamoto Takamitsu; Fujiwara Shunsuke............................ 191
On The Robustness of Flux Feedback Control for, Electro-Magnetic Maglev Controllers

Roger M. Goodall...................................................................................................................... 197
Control Refinement for a Benchmark Problem with Resonances

Paulo Sergio Pierri; Roberto Moura Sales .................................................................................. 203
Fuzzy Control of an Axial Magnetic Bearing

José Andrés Santisteban; Sérgio Roberto Mendes........................................................................ 207Theoretical Studies and Experimental Activities on EMS, Levitation Devices for Maglev Transportation
Systems
Francesco C. Dezza; Antonio Di Gerlando; Gian Maria Foglia...................................................................... 213
A Hybrid Maglev System for Urban Transportation

Pei-Jen Wang; Wang Liang-Yuan ............................................................................................... 219
Static and dynamic Potential wells, Counterflux Electrodynamic Levitation as Possible alternative maglev
Systems

O.I. Gorsky; Dzenzersky Victor; E.A. Zeldina .............................................................................. 225
Numerical Simulation of the Air Flow Around the Swissmetro Vehicle

Michele Mossi ........................................................................................................................... 230
EDS Levitation and Guidance Using Sheet Guideways

Richard Thome; Alexei Radovinsky............................................................................................. 236

ELETROMAGNETIC PROPULSION
Maglev Suspension and Propulsion Design for the NASA HiLiFT Wind Tunnel Concept

Donald M Rote; Brian Concannon.............................................................................................. 245
Dynamic Behavior of the Maglev Vehicle with Combined, Propulsion, Lift and Guidance Scheme

T. Kimizuka; E. Masada; J. Baba; J. Fujie................................................................................... 251
Pulsed LIM in Maglev Applications

Kent Davey, Don Rote................................................................................................................ 257
Integrated Electromagnetic Levitation and Guidance System for the Swissmetro Project

Aldo D'Arrigo; Alfred Rufer ....................................................................................................... 263
The Transrapid Propulsion System - Results of Operation

Uwe Henning; Rolf Hellinger; Jurgen Nothhaft........................................................................... 269

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Development of combined Propulsion, Levitation and Guidance coil in EDS Maglev

Fujimoto Tsuyoshi; Murai Toshiaki; Suzuki Masao...................................................................... 275
Integral Linear Switched Reluctance Machine Based Guidance, Levitation and Propulsion System

R. Krishnan; B.S. Lee; P. ValIance ............................................................................................. 281
Design of a Magnet Levitation and Propulsion System with Two Degrees of Freedom

Alexandre Brincalepe Campo; Felipe Pait................................................................................... 287
Swissmetro - Vector control for a Homopolar Synchronous Linear Motor

M. Rosenmayr; AlainCassat; H. Stemmler................................................................................... 292
Swissmetro and other applications -Potentials and limits of energy transfer system by linear transformer

Nicolas Macabrey; Alain Cassat................................................................................................. 300

AERODYNAMIC & HYDRODYNAMIC
The Aerodynamic Characteristics of the "MLX-01 ", Yamanashi Maglev Test Line Vehicles
Tsuruga Hitoshi; Terai Motoaki; Hosaka Shiro; Sawada Kazuo; Tagawa Naoto; Kozuma Yuichi ................ 309
Aerodynamic Phenomena of underground high-speed trains

Michele Mossi; Vincent Bourquin; Remi Gregoire....................................................................... 315
Experimental Tools to Improve the Design of Future, High-speed Transportation SystemsVincent Bourquin; Michele Mossi ............................................................................................... 324
Numerical Simulation of the Air Flow Around the Swissmetro Vehicle

Michele Mossi ........................................................................................................................... 330
MHD Coaxial Thrusters for Marine Vessels

Kovalev L.K; Koneev S.M.-A; Larionoff Poltavets V.N.; Kovalev K.L............................................ 336

LINEAR MOTORS
Linear Induction Motor Losses and Efficiency Considerations

Renato C. Creppe; Gilio A Simone; Carlos R de Souza; Paulo J. A. Serni ..................................... 345
Comparison of Linear Induction Motors with Copper and Aluminium, Primary Windings

Jacek F. Gieras.......................................................................................................................... 351
Dynamic Analysis of the Linear Induction Motor

R.S.T. Pontes; E.B. Santos; L.M. Neto......................................................................................... 357
A New Vector Control Algorithm of LIM And, Prove By Coupled FEM with Control Algorithm

Jung Ho Lee; Jung Chul Kim; Dong Seok Hyun........................................................................... 362
Sensor-less control of linear induction motor considering its asymmetric parameters

Toshimitsu Morizane; AIfred Rufer; Noriyuki Kimura; Katsunori Taniguchi.................................. 368
Development and Analysis of a Novel electromagnetic Planar Actuator
Aly Ferreira F. Filho; Altamiro A. Susin; Marilia A. da Silveira..................................................................... 374

4An Option for Linear Position

José L. Domingos, Luciano Martins Neto, Marcelo A.A. Araùjo, Euler B. Santos, Darizon A. Andrade379
3 Degrees of Freedom Control Zero-Current Magnetic Levitation, for Flexible Transport System

Jiangheng Liu; Koji Yakushi; Takafumi Koseki; Satoru Sone........................................................ 382

LINEAR MOTORS
Finite Element Analysis of a Synchronous Linear Motor

Silvio Ikuyo Nabeta; Ivan Eduardo Chabu; Alvaro Batista Dietrich; José Eduardo Cardoso .......... 389
A Transverse Flux Linear Synchronous Motor, with a Passive Secondary Part

W. Evers; H Elschenbroich; G. Henneberger............................................................................... 393
Performance evaluation of a modified tubular linear synchronous motor

A W Van Zyl; R. J. Cruise; C. F. Landy....................................................................................... 398
An Optimum Control Timing on the Secondary Cart for a Discontinuous Arranged Linear Synchronous
Motor Transfer System

M. Kajioka; M. Watada; S Torii; D. Ebihara ............................................................................... 402

LINEAR MOTORS FOR INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS
Linear motor for industrial application: prototype, testing and feedback on the design stage

F. Profumo; A. Tenconi; G. Gianolio; A.Agliotti.......................................................................... 411
Design and Evaluation of a Hybrid-hoist for Ultra Deep-Ievel Mines

Rupert J. Cruise; Charles F Landy.............................................................................................. 417
A Linear Induction Motor Applied to a Guillotine

Pontes R.S.T.; Neto L.M.; Camacho J.R.; Silva R.V.R................................................................... 423

LINEAR MOTORSApplication of Active Magnetic Bearings for the Identification of Dynamic Coefficients of JournalBearings

E. Knopf, R. Nordmann.............................................................................................................. 429
A Proposed Controller for Bearingless Induction Drives with Search Coils Wound Around Stator Teeth

Koji Yasuda; Tomonori Kuwajima; Akira Chiba.......................................................................... 435
An Hybrid Levitating Rotor System with Radial Electromagnetic, Motor-Bearings and Axial
Superconducting Bearing

Domingos F. B. David; Arthur Ripper; José Andrés Santisteban; Richard M. Stephan; Rubens deAndrade Jr.; Roberto Nicolsky; Del Nero Gomes......................................................................... 441
High Speed Cutting (Hsc) with a High Frequency Spindle with Magnetic Bearings

Weingaertner Walter Lindolfo; Markus Kurt Müller..................................................................... 447
Magnetic Bearing for an Autonomous Transport System, with a Normal Force Evolving Linear Drive

Ingolf Gröning; Gerhard Henneberger........................................................................................ 451

5Dynamic Behavior of a Magnetically Borne Rotor
Roberto F. De Noronha; Leonardo Tadeu G. Lima; Paulo César V Dos Santos; Telmo M. Leite Jr.; Geraldo M.
P. Gomes .................................................................................................................................... 462
Theoretical Model Validation of an Axial Magnetic Bearing

Antônio Carlos Ferreira; Richard M. Stephan; Sérgio Roberto A. Mendes; J.A. Santisteban .......... 467

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