Abstract: Vacuum tube railway system comprising a vacuum tube mounted on a ground support, a magnetic levitation railway track mounted inside a wall forming the vacuum tube for guiding a magnetic levitation railway vehicle, the vacuum tube assembled in sections along the ground support, at least some of a plurality of sections of vacuum tube being coupled together by a dilatation joint configured for hermetically sealing a dilatation gap between said sections of tube. The dilatation joint comprises at least first and second support plates mounted on an outer surface of the tube wall, a first support plate fixed to a first section of vacuum tube and a second support plate being fixed to a second section of vacuum tube, the support plates extending longitudinally over the dilatation gap over a length (L1) greater than a maximum dilatation gap (G).

Abstract: Vacuum tube railway system comprising a vacuum tube mounted on a ground support, a magnetic levitation railway track mounted inside a wall forming the vacuum tube for guiding a magnetic levitation railway vehicle, the vacuum tube assembled in sections along the ground support, at least some of a plurality of sections of vacuum tube being coupled together by a dilatation joint configured for hermetically sealing a dilatation gap between said sections of tube. The dilatation joint comprises at least first and second support plates mounted on an outer surface of the tube wall, a first support plate fixed to a first section of vacuum tube and a second support plate being fixed to a second section of vacuum tube, the support plates extending longitudinally over the dilatation gap over a length (L1) greater than a maximum dilatation gap (G).

Abstract: The subject of the invention is stabilisation and levitation mechanism for a dedicated vehicle, taking into account interoperability with existing transport systems in the vicinity of switches and routes of conventional vehicles, containing the ground, on which the rails are fixed, wherein on both sides of the rail system, preferably on the track bed, at least along a fragment of the track used by conventional vehicles there are guiding walls, mounted on movable supporting elements.

Abstract: Railway system includes a railway vehicle movable along a railway guide system, the railway vehicle including a chassis and a carriage rotatably supported on the chassis via a pivot coupling. The railway vehicle further includes a pivot actuation system including an actuator and a control system connected to the actuator and to sensors for actuation and control of the rotation of the carriage relative to the chassis. The carriage is rotationally supported relative to the chassis about a pivot axis (P) that remains in a static position with respect to the chassis, the carriage having a mass distribution forming a centre of gravity (CG) positioned below the pivot axis (P), the pivot actuation system serving to assist and dampen passive rotation of the carriage relative to the chassis due to the torque generated by centrifugal force acting upon the centre of gravity about the pivot axis (P).

Abstract: A method and system for logging messages in a test environment. Devices that display, output, store, or transmit log messages are instantiated as objects to log messages sent from a testing application. The testing application requests that a message be logged by a logger. The logger passes a formatted log message to a publisher. The publisher packages the log message in a trace object which is then published to each device that has requested messages of a type including the log message. The testing application need not be recompiled to cause log messages to be logged in a different manner.

Abstract: A method and system for logging messages in a test environment. Devices that display, output, store, or transmit log messages are instantiated as objects to log messages sent from a testing application. The testing application requests that a message be logged by a logger. The logger passes a formatted log message to a publisher. The publisher packages the log message in a trace object which is then published to each device that has requested messages of a type including the log message. The testing application need not be recompiled to cause log messages to be logged in a different manner.