2014
DOI: 10.15588/1607-6761-2014-1-3
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The Prospects of the Technical Solutions and Modeling Systems of Electric Traction in High-Speed Trains

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“…Reactive power consumed by the ERS of different types is quite significant, as in some modes it reaches up to 40-65% of the consumed power [41]. Therefore, the problem of its compensation is significant for electric traction systems.…”
Section: Reactive Power Compensation By "Suppression" Of Standing Ele...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reactive power consumed by the ERS of different types is quite significant, as in some modes it reaches up to 40-65% of the consumed power [41]. Therefore, the problem of its compensation is significant for electric traction systems.…”
Section: Reactive Power Compensation By "Suppression" Of Standing Ele...mentioning
confidence: 99%