Presentation on HyperloopTransportation

Presented By:
Hossain,Mohammad Sazzad 14-25896-1
Hossain, Jonaed 14-26087-1
Ahmad,Sabbir 14-25673-1
Talukder, Md. Siam 14-25991-1

Presented To:
Rethwan,Faiz

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Overview
Introduction
History
Conventional Modes Of Transportion
Advantages

Limitations
Related projects

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Introduction
A Hyperloop would be "an
elevated, reduced-pressure tube
that contains pressurized capsules
driven within the tube by a number
of linear electric motors.”

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History
Proposed by ELON MUSK
A high-level alpha design for the
system was published on August
12, 2013.

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CONVENTIONAL MODES OFTRANSPORTATION:

1. RAIL relatively slow and expensive

2. ROAD relatively slow

3. WATER relatively slow

4. AIR expensive

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Hyperloop consists of a low pressure tube with capsules that are transportedat
both low and high speeds throughout the length of the tube.

Hyperloop conceptual diagram.

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 Components of Hyperloop TransportationSystem
1. Capsule

2. Tube

3. Propulsion

4. Route

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 1. CAPSULE
•Structure
•Size

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Hyperloop passenger transport capsule conceptual design sketch.

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Contd;

Hyperloop passenger capsule version with doors open at the station.

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Contd;

Hyperloop passenger capsule version cutaway with passengers onboard.

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Hyperloop passenger transport capsule conceptual design rendering.

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 Contd;

Streamlines for capsule traveling at high subsonic velocities inside Hyperloop.

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 2.TUBE
The tube is made of steel. Two
tubes will be welded together in a
side by side configuration to allow
the capsules to travel both
directions.

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Contd;

Hyperloop capsule in tube cutaway with attached solar arrays.

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3.PROPULSION
Linear accelerators are constructed
along the length of the tube at
various locations to accelerate the
capsules.

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Rotor (mounted to capsule)

Stator (mounted to tube)

Rotor and stator 3D diagram

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Advantages
Inexpensive (road)
Fast (air)
Environmentally friendly (rail/road via electric cars)
Sustainable (uses solar energy)
Runs trough the median of existing highway

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Limitations
A number of economists and transportation experts have expressed the
belief that the US$6 billion price tag dramatically understates the cost of
designing, developing, constructing and testing an all-new form of
transportation.

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THANK YOU

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