SCMaglev Crossing Station
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The SCMaglev system was developed in Japan and is currently under construction on the Chūō Shinkansen line (中央新幹線) between Tokyo and Nagoya.
Unlike the German maglev system (Modern MAGLEV track) which floats continuously, the Japanese technology uses superconducting magnets (SC) – hence SCMaglev – to lift the train. Since lift occurs at a minimum of 180 km/h, the train uses rubber wheels at lower speeds.
This system does not only improve the vehicle stabilization, but also allows far greater speeds above 600 km/h.
I recommend using it as a through station rather than a terminal station. It looks weird when the maglev train crosses the tracks. Circular lines are better.
It is a variation of my Liège-Guillemins Train Station, which is a train station in Liège, Belgium. It is part of the high speed corridor between Paris and Düsseldorf frequented by the Thalys and ICE trains. It was opened to public in 2009 and designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. Check out his collection: Santiago Calatrava Collection.
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