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Overview
§ Hyperloop Introduction
Banks
From office to internet
Aerospace
Private & reusable rocket
Automotive
Electric & autonomous
Elon Musk
Energy sector
Generation & storage
Infrastructure
Hyperloop & tunnels
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Imagine a train
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Hyperloop concept
Concept
Advantages
Perspective
1799 – George Medhurst, 1972 – RAND Corp., designs 2010 – Foodtubes project calls for 2016 – Construction of 5km test track in
Atmospheric train Vactrain similar design (cargo) Nevada began
1904 – Robbert Goddart, 1990 – MIT designs vacuum 2013 – Elon Musk describes concept 2016 – Hyperloop One opened a
Vactrain tube train system with in interview factory for its test track
magnetic track
2013 – Hyperloop Alpha White paper 2016 – Hyperloop One announced a
2003 – ET3 designed deal with DP flagship port in Dubai
pneumatic maglev train 2015 – Hyperloop technologies
submits 9 patents on one day 2017 – Elon Musk confirms line
between NY and WDC
2015 – Hyperloop POD competition,
TU-Delft wins 2017 – Foundation start-up “Hardt”
2015 – Hyperloop One raises 125 2017 – Hyperloop One reaches 220
million investment mph on short test track
Client
§ Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment
§ At the request of Hyperloop One and Hardt
Proposal
§ Build a 3 km long test track in Flevopolder
§ Steel tube with diameter of 3 meter
§ Open access for companies
Benefits
§ Job creation
§ Enhancement of Dutch production ecosystem
§ Contribution to social challenges, i.e. SMART mobility
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Control
Suspension
Chassis
Tube
Pump Power
Support
Communication
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1% 99 %
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2017
Tata Steel makes first
contact with Hardt
Long Stator
2023 -
Worldwide Hyperloop
tubes & tracks are built European Hyperloop Programme
Based on Tata IP 2020 -2023 Expanded to full scope
In Flevoland a test track is built Control
Suspension
Chassis
Tube
Pump Power
Support
Communication
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Material selection
§ Non grain oriented electrical steel (versus Grain oriented electrical steel)
§ Required for changing field direction
§ 2000 km Hyperloop requires 300 kt (compare 1088 kt current EU market)
NOES
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Materials development
§ Magnetic property optimisation
§ Mechanical property optimisation
magnetic field
Product development
§ Longer stator
§ Track size and design
§ Topology optimisation
Production development
§ Production method of long stator
§ Efficient integration of production steps
mechanical stresses
production method
Long Stator
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Business driver
§ Due to the high speed the tube has to be very straight
§ In most locations in the world terrain is undulating (hilly)
§ A straight tube is most easily built in the air
§ Support and foundation costs scale with weight and inversely with span of tube
§ Reducing the weight and cost of the tube will significantly reduce the cost of the
hyperloop infrastructure
§ Ambition: a 50% reduction compared to spiral welded tube
Tube-in-tube Tube-in-tube Segmented tube Spiraled Hexacan Corrugated Polyhedral Concave Origami
with PUR With profile Expansion Joint
Concave
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Tube-in-tube
poly urethane
concept
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Tube-in-tube
corrugated tangential
concept
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Tube-in-tube
corrugated radial
concept
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Single wall
polyhedral
concept
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Single wall
segmented
concept
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Testing to failure …
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Delft Hyperloop
Tata Steel Delivered the drive of braking test system
22 juli in California
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Control
Suspension
Chassis
Tube
Pump Power
Support
Communication
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§ believes that hyperloop will be a sustainable mobility solution for the future
§ wants to develop services, technologies, or products for hyperloop systems
§ wants to make a business out of supplying these services, technologies or products
Mars Geuze
Commercial Director at Hardt
mars@hardt.global
Paul de Vries
Tata Steel, GM Process Development Strip
paul.de-vries@tatasteeleurope.com