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Solar energy for traction of high speed rail transportation: a techno-economic analysis

Nazir, 2019

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16084488424106482815
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Nazir C
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Civil Engineering Journal

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To meet the growing expectation of traveling public, world railways are going ahead in a big way to introduce high speed trains Electric railways require huge amounts of energy. Many rail networks run their own dedicated power plants. With a view to augment the capacity of …
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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