International Journal of Advanced Innovative Technology in Engineering (IJAITE)

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Study on Super-Capacitor Based Metro Train

Madhuri K. Zore, Priya Ganeshsingh Bais, Shrikant Devendra Yawalkar, Vibhav Vipin Gupta, Amit kharabe, Pravin Tajne

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We can produce power from a variety of sources, including solar, wind, hydro, coal as a plant fuel, and so on. However, most have expense issues with plant setup, operation, management, or the resource availability of fuels that will be depleted at some point. To minimize energy utilization during the voyage, a new generation of fast transit trains requires more better power management. In India, where the population is rapidly increasing, it is essential to manage traffic in India major cities as well as environmental damage in the atmosphere. As a result, the metro is the key to reducing traffic and these mass transit vehicles also facilitate a significant reduction in emissions. This metro is not entirely reliant on energy, which means that the continuous supply that is utilized to power the metro via an overhead line will be withdrawn. The metro train system overhead lines and other electrical infrastructure were also decreased. We will operate the metro train with the assistance of a super-capacitor bank, which will serve as a source. This supercapacitor unit will provide a constant supply to the trains motor. It comes with a one-time setup fee. The super-capacitor-based metro train is one of the best future successes, given the current high utilization of coal and other fuel.

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