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HYPERLOOP
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Introduction
• The Hyperloop is a conceptual high-speed transportation
system popularized by entrepreneur Elon Musk. Passengers
or cargo are loaded into the hyperloop vehicle and accelerate
gradually via electric propulsion through a low-pressure tube.
The vehicle floats above the track using magnetic levitation
and glides at airline speeds for long distances due to ultra-
low aerodynamic drag.
• The conceptual route runs from the Los Angeles region to
the San Francisco Bay Area, paralleling the Interstate 5
corridor for most of its length, with an expected journey
time of 35 minutes, meaning that passengers would traverse
the 354-mile (570 km) route at an average speed of around
598 mph (962 km/h), with a top speed of 760 mph
(1,220 km/h).
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Working of the Hyperloop
• It could be that the Hyperloop is essentially a pneumatic
transport system (PTS) in the form of a closed tube that
loops between Los Angeles and San Francisco. People ride in
capsules that travel within the tube at around 1,000 km/h
(620 mph), but the air in the tube also moves at that speed,
so the capsules move with very little air drag. Such a system
is simpler to design if the airflow is subsonic, which is in
agreement with Musk's claims.
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Working of the Hyperloop
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Mobility has changed rapidly
in recent years
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On-Demand Rentals
Ride-Hailing
Revolution
Ubiquitous Bike
Sharing Programs
On-Demand Shuttles
Rise of EVs
and AVs
Swift Adoption of E-
Scooters
Drones & Hyperloop
coming quickly
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Cities are straining to keep pace with rapid urbanization and population
growth
Global Population Global Urban Passenger-Miles Shortfalls in Global
Relative Urbanization (%) Forecast by Mode (Billions) Infrastructure Investments
3.7 1.0
1950 2000 2050 30,000
2.7
2.5B total 6.1B 9.6B
20,000
10,000
30% 46% 66% Annual (Average 2010-2030) ($T)
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2015 2030 2050
Demand Supply
500 cities with populations over 1 million
now exist around the world $305B
in congestion costs across the US
in 2017, up $10B from 2016 1.1% long-term increase in traffic for every
1% increase in road capacity
3.4B additional residents will be living in of traffic in urban areas is caused
cities by the middle of the century 30% by cars looking for parking $836B accounted for by roads and transit
of total US infrastructure backlog
Existing transportation systems fall short of meeting current and future demand
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Advantages of Hyperloop
HYPERLOOP HELPS TO CUT THE DISTANCE BETEEN CITIES.
EX1: - The hyperloop project will link central Pune with
Mumbai in under 35 minutes, as opposed to the current
over 3.5-hour journey by road.
EX2: -HYPERLOOP would allow each pod to travel at speeds
exceeding 700 mph, fast enough to travel the 380 miles from
San Francisco to Los Angeles in about 30 minutes.
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Hyperloop in India
The local government is expected to launch a
formal bidding process for building a Pune-to-
Mumbai hyperloop, projected to link the two
cities in under 35 minutes (rather than a 3.5-
hour trip by car). Virgin Hyperloop One said it
expects to be the winner, at which point it will
break ground on the world’s first hyperloop.
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Hyperloop in India
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Presentation By: Komal Sai