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Innovative Transportation Systems Corp.An affiliate of Shapery Enterprises
MagneRail Technology OverviewPresented to
Mobile Source Committee MeetingSouth Coast Air Quality Management District
By
Sam GurolDirector, Transportation Programs
General AtomicsJuly 23, 2010
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Innovative Transportation Systems Corp.An affiliate of Shapery Enterprises
Topics
• Electromagnetic Technologies Overview
• MagneRail System
• Next Steps
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Innovative Transportation Systems Corp.An affiliate of Shapery Enterprises
Electromagnetics Technologies That Condition, Move and Control High Power Systems
Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS)
Power Distribution
AIRCRAFT LAUNCH AND RECOVERY
Advanced Arresting Gear (AAG)
Urban Passenger
LINEAR MOTOR AND MAGLEV TECHNOLOGIES
Cargo
ELECTRIC SHIP TECHNOLOGIES
Hybrid Propulsion Pulsed Power
Superconducting DC Homopolar Motor
POWER INVERTERS
Superconducting
High Speed Passenger
Light Rail (BART, SkyTrain,
Metra)Mining Trucks
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MagneRail Leverages Large DOD Investments
Rectifiers/Inverters
Block switches
Propulsion SegmentsProduction Facility
High-power linear motors
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Tupelo, MS facility (New 2005)
• Manufacturing, Assembly & Test― EMALS LIMs; EMALS/AAG/IPS PCS― Commercial Inverter Fabrication― 77,000 sq. ft. Fabrication and Office building ― 8 MW @ 13.8 kV/4160 kV
• 5,000 ft2. test facility - High Cycle & Acceptance testing• Additional 37,000 ft2 expansion completed July 2009• Additional 2 acre expansion on-going
Rancho Bernardo, CA facility (New 2006)
• Electromagnetic Systems Division Headquarters, Engineering, Design, Development & Prototyping
― 180,000 sq. ft.― 400 Offices ― 50,000 sq. ft. High Bay Area― 12 MW @13.8 kV/4160 kV
GA Invested $100M In Facilities For Development, Procurement, Fabrication & Test Of Electromagnetic Systems Over 4 Years
Controllers and Power Electronics Facility (New 2009)
• Power Inverters, Design, Development & Fabrication― 28,200 sq. ft., 2.5 MW @ 480 V/3,000 A
• Adjacent to Division Headquarters
New 2006
New 2009
New 2005
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Electromagnetic Cargo Transport Technologies History
• 2006 - President of LA Port Commission Dave Freeman visits GA
and provides funding to study implementation of maglev
technology on the Port of Los Angeles (POLA).
• 2006 – GA and team perform POLA study and demonstrate cargo
movement on maglev test track.
• 2008 – POLA and POLB initiate Clean Air Action Plan and propose
an advanced technology component.
• 2008 – URS evaluates 14 different technology options and picks
GA system as # 1 (technical maturity and merit).
• 2008 – ITSC, GA and AECOM form team to pursue linear motor
cargo systems (MagneRail).
• 2009 - All key technology component development completed.
• 2010 – Ready to transition project to demonstration stage.
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Linear Motor Freight Applications
• Port terminal operations - Ship to storage/on-dock rail
• Short haul/intermodal - Port to near-dock transload or intermodal facilities
• Regional - Port to inland warehouse or intermodal facilities
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MagneRail Concept Moves Cargo Using LSM* Modules
* Linear Synchronous Motor
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LSM Modules and the Bogie are the Building Blocks for MagneRail
Wind LSM CablesEncase in
Concrete/CompositeJoin Modules
LSM Motor ModuleStainless SteelCover Plate
LSM windingsembeddedin concrete beam
Splice connectionsat each end of beam
3-Phase Windings
Concrete Beam214.4”(5438mm) Length48” (1219mm) Width12” (305mm) Depth
LSM Modules Placed Between Rails
Permanent Magnets Placed Under Bogie
Maglev LSM During Winding Operation
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Attributes of the LSM Propulsion System
• Vehicle-mounted permanent magnets react against linear motor in guideway – eliminates moving traction components – high reliability.
• Eliminates onboard power and propulsion – reduces vehicle weight and cost.
• No third rail or overhead power lines - improves safety.
• Designed for 10% grade capability.
• Factory assembly eases on-site installation.
• Can be configured to move individual bogies or complete railcars.
• Automated operation with safety certified train protection system – improves throughput and safety.
• Allows high throughput with expandability.
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MagneRail can be Configured a Number of Ways
Standard Truck Trailers
Trailer Consists Standard Rail Cars
Entire Trucks
LSM
Containers on Standard
Double Stack Railcar
All-Electric Trucks
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System Architecture Accommodates High Throughput and Reduces Number of Container Lifts
MagneRail Bogies with Trailers
MagneRail Bogies
De-Coupled from Trailers
MagneRail
Bogies
MagneRail Bogies
Coupled with Trailers
MagneRail Bogies
Coupled with Trailers
High-Speed Section
Load/Unload SectionLoad/Unload Section
MagneRail Bogies
De-Coupled from Trailers
MagneRail Bogie Towing Truck Trailer
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LSM Validation on GA Test Track
New Single Chassis with FTA Reviewers
Two-Chassis System with Articulation Replicates Complete Passenger Vehicle
Articulation
• 450-foot LSM test track in San Diego
• Used to propel test vehicles since 2004
• Wheeled and maglev propulsion have been demonstrated
• System capable of moving fully loaded 2 TEU container
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Cargo Container Move on a Maglev Chassis
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Full-Scale EMALS Test Facility in Lakehurst, NJ.
• Testing with dead-loads up to 100,000 lbs
• Speeds up to 180 knots
• Plan to launch planes later this year
• System will be deployed on the Gerald R. Ford in 2016
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Conclusions and Next Steps
• Linear motor technology is mature and ready to transition into commercial use.
• Very high reliability based on EMALS and maglev experiences with use of linear motors for propulsion.
• Next steps towards deployment are:– Develop system architecture for port application (civil design,
electrical, cargo handling at ends, operation requirements,
schedule, detailed costing),
– Select demonstration site as first section of the overall cargo
handling system,
– Construct demo site – demonstrate full-scale system operation
– System Deployment