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Inclination control for a rail-mounted vehicle

CA 2299822 A1 · Owner: Klingebiel, Manfred · Inventors: Klingebiel, Manfred

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The invention proposes an inclination control system for a rail-mounted vehicle which is, negotiating a curve in the track and in which there is a memory (3) in which the section, data (S) from the track system such as for example straight sections curves , of constant, radius, points and elevated sections are stored as a function of distance and/or, geodetically. As a function of the constantly acquired current location of the vehicle (1), so inclination signals (N) for positioning elements (9) which serve to control inclination, can be derived from these section data (S). Advantageously the inclination technology of the rail-mounted vehicle may so enjoy, optimum and in particular …

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FiledMarch 1, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedMarch 1, 2020
Patent numberCA 2299822 A1
Classification (IPC)B61F5/22 +2 more

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