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New electrical and climate control equipment for railroad transport

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The extended work of specialists at MK Energosberezhenie (MKE) has resulted in so-called “hybrid” air conditioners with integrated converters, new power supply systems for cars with drastically improved performance, and new-generation traction rectifiers for the main types of locomotives in Russia and Ukraine. New solutions for hybrid shunting locomotives have been proposed. Most of the developments are being produced on a mass scale and have been implemented on the Russian and the Ukrainian railroads.

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  1. MK Energosberezhenie, ul. Marshala Koneva 1a, Kharkiv, 61052, Ukraine

    R. V. Afenchenko, V. A. Barskii, I. N. Vlasenko, E. A. Emets, D. S. Kurdyumov, A. V. Romanov, I. V. Ufimtsev, A. E. Frishman & S. S. Cheremukhin

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  1. R. V. Afenchenko
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Correspondence to V. A. Barskii.

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Original Russian Text © R.V. Afenchenko, V.A. Barskii, I.N. Vlasenko, E.A. Emets, D.S. Kurdyumov, A.V. Romanov, I.V. Ufimtsev, A.E. Frishman, S.S. Cheremukhin, 2015, published in Elektrotekhnika, 2015, No. 10, pp. 7–10.

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Afenchenko, R.V., Barskii, V.A., Vlasenko, I.N. et al. New electrical and climate control equipment for railroad transport. Russ. Electr. Engin. 86, 563–566 (2015). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068371215100028

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