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Hiroyuki SAKURAI

Assistant Manager, Rolling Stock Company

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. Japan

July 12, 2012 Session: Rolling Stock 2 – Design & Manufacturing 2

Technical Introductions of

Hiroyuki Sakurai

Assistant Manager, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. Japan

July 12, 2012, Session: Rolling Stock 2 - Design & Manufacturing 2

Established: October 15, 1896

Paid in Capital: USD $1,272 million (as of March 31, 2012)

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1.1 Company Profile

Kawasaki Motors Mfg Corp, USA

Lincoln, NE Kawasaki Rail Car, Inc. Yonkers, NY

Rolling Stock Hyogo Works (Rolling Stock)

Industrial & Power Plants Gas Turbine Motorcycles

Aerospace Shipbuilding Tunnel Boring Machines

Net Sales: USD $15,872 billion (FY ending March 31, 2012)

Employees: 33,267 (as of March 31, 2012)

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1.2 Chronicle of Shinkansen Development

Kawasaki has been involved in development of all Shinkansen trains

1964: 0 Series (210km/h)

1985: 100 Series (230km/h)

1992: 300 Series (270km/h)

1982: 200 Series (240km/h)

1992: 400 Series (130 or 240km/h)

1997: E4 Series (240km/h)

1997: 500 Series (300km/h)

1997: E3 Series (130 or 275km/h)

1999: 700 Series (285km/h)

2000: 700-7000 Series (285km/h)

2007: N700 Series (300km/h)

1997: E2 Series (275km/h)

E5 Series (320km/h)

E6 Series (130 or 320km/h)

1994: E1 Series (240km/h)

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1.3 Export Model High Speed Trains

・ Award/Service Commencement : 2000/2007

・ Max. operating speed :186 mph(300km/h)

・ Fully dedicated newly constructed track

・ System-wide Contract

・ Contractor: Taiwan Shinkansen Corporation

・ Kawasaki supplied 360 cars

Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp.

700T Series

Ministry of Railway,

People’s Republic of China

CRH2

・ Award/ Service Commencement : 2004/2007

・ 125mph(200km/h) EMU for upgraded existing

lines with partially newly constructed tracks

・186mph(300km/h) class EMU for newly

constructed dedicated passenger lines

・Kawasaki provided CRH2 with local partner Sifang:

- 125mph(200km/h) EMU 960 cars

(including berth type)

- 186mph(300km/h) class EMU 480 cars

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2.1 Concept of efSET

efSET=

environmentally friendly Super Express Train

Comfort

SafetyEnvironmental Performance

Energy-Saving

Reliability

・High speed train designed by KHI capable of 350 km/h

in revenue service

・Design flexibility enables compliance with major standards

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2.2 Main Specifications

Wide Interior

Light Weight

Light Weight

⇒Low energy consumption

⇒Less track maintenance

Item Value

Max. Service Speed 350 km/h

Motor / Trailer Ratio 6M2T

Total Traction Power 9,720 kW

Seating Capacity 510

Width 3,380 mm

Train Length 200m (8 cars)

Train Weight (Tare) 400 t

Train Weight

/ Passenger

0.77t

Max. Axle Load 14.5 t

Computer simulation of energy consumption

Result (Axle load from 17 ton to 14 ton)

→Reduction of Power Consumption = 10%

→Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emission

= 16,000 ton/year

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2.3 Main Circuit System

Basic trainset :6M2T

MTr : Main Transformer

M : Traction Motor

CI : Converter/Inverter

APU : Auxiliary Power Unit

T* : Trailer Car

M* : Motor Car

Designed to enable

increasing/decreasing train set by

units of two cars

Compatible with a wide variety

of train set formations

1号車:Tc 2号車:M 2 3号車:M 1 4号車:M 2

5号車:M 1 6号車:M 2 7号車:M 1 8号車:Tc

1号車:Tc 2号車:M 2 3号車:M 1 4号車:M 2

5号車:M 1 6号車:M 2 7号車:M 1 8号車:TcCar 6:M2 Car 7:M1Car 5:M1 Car 8:T

Car 1:T Car 2:M2 Car 3:M1 Car 4:M2

Multi-unit system (2 cars = 1 unit) ensures system redundancy(*)

(*)Possible to continue operation even if one unit fails

Mtr CI CI

AC単相25000V

M 2車 M 1車

APU

MM MM MM MM

Mtr CI CI

AC単相25000V

M 2車 M 1車

APU

MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM

AC Single-phase 25,000 V

M2 M1

1 Unit

MTr

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2.4 Brake System

Features

Combined regenerative direct brake system (electric command)

Trainset braking control enables regenerative braking to near 0 km/h

Compatible with indirect brake system (air command) used in Europe

Reliable brake system based on high speed rail in Japan

Motor Axle

Trailer AxleT M M M M M M T

Regenerative Braking

Reliable regenerative braking means less brake pad wear and lower maintenance cost

Regenerative Brake

Mechanical Brake

Necessary brake force

Car No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

PAT. by JR Central in 1992

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2.5 Bogie (Truck)

・Ensures safe and stable performance up to 350 km/h

・Designed to be capable of complying with international standards

Based on lightweight bolster-less bogie

Radius arm beam type

AxleEN compatible

Bogie FrameAWS compatible

Yaw DamperTwo parts per side ensures travel

stability during part failure

Full Active

Actuator

Secondary Suspension

System

Rigidity and comfort of

air springs with

anti-rolling system

Carbody Tilt System

Simple and inexpensive

system uses conventional

air springs

Foundation Brake

Traction MotorsCompact, high-power

motors

Detectors*Bogie frame

acceleration

*Journal Box

acceleration

*Journal Bearing

temperature

*Gear Box

temperature

Primary Suspension

Pneumatic caliper

Power TransmissoinMono-link type

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2.6 Carbody (Crashworthiness / Fire Resistance)

℃620

20

350

Analyze thermal conduction and deformation

Predict by Analysis Fire Resistance

Verification of Actual Floor

Fire Resistance

Collision with Conventional Equipment Collision post / Corner post

Crashworthiness

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2.7 Aerodynamics (Flow-induced vibration)

Growth of turbulent flow

between train and tunnel wall

Two trains coupled

Rapid growth of turbulent flow around discontinuities

such as a coupler that connects two trains and the tail of the train

The analytical results can be obtained within several days

using our high-performance computing (HPC) systems

and be applied to the design immediately.

The aerodynamic yawing moments vibrate the car bodies.

A shape that reduces aerodynamic forces gives efSET its

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Coupler position

between 2 train sets

Unsteady CFD analysis with complete composition model around train set

Tunnel WallCar No1

Car No8

Car No9

Car No12

...Thank youfor your kind attention