This article highlights the transition model for smooth train movement in ascent sections, suggesting improvements in railway transport efficiency.
The railway is the busiest transport and properly designed and used will further improve efficiency. For this reason, this article gives the most convenient transition model in the section of rail lifting from one plane to another. That is, in order for the movement of the train in the ascent section to be smooth, the trajectory in the turn section must be an arc of a circle. The plane in which the train stands should be an attempt at this circle. It is optimal that the upper plane is also in the wobbling position along the circular arc on the lifting part.
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