Volume 29, Issue 3

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September 2021

Special Issue: Hybrid and hydrogen technologies for railway operations

Issue Editors:

Maksym Spiryagin,
Roger Dixon,
Kevin Oldknow,
Colin Cole

9 articles in this issue

Preface to special issue on hybrid and hydrogen technologies for railway operations
Maksym Spiryagin
Roger Dixon
Colin Cole
EditorialNotes Open access 09 September 2021 Pages: 211 - 211
A review of hydrogen technologies and engineering solutions for railway vehicle design and operations
Yan Sun
M. Anwar
Colin Cole
OriginalPaper Open access 01 October 2021 Pages: 212 - 232
The trajectory of hybrid and hydrogen technologies in North American heavy haul operations
Kevin Oldknow
Kyle Mulligan
Gordon McTaggart-Cowan
OriginalPaper Open access 05 July 2021 Pages: 233 - 247
Concept development and testing of the UK’s first hydrogen-hybrid train (HydroFLEX)
Charles Calvert
Jeff Allan
Paul Weston
OriginalPaper Open access 01 October 2021 Pages: 248 - 257
Feasibility of hydrogen fuel cell technology for railway intercity services: a case study for the Piedmont in North Carolina
Orwell Madovi
Andreas Hoffrichter
Raphael Isaac
OriginalPaper Open access 31 July 2021 Pages: 258 - 270
Feasibility study of a diesel-powered hybrid DMU
Matteo Magelli
Giuseppe Boccardo
Aurelio Somà
OriginalPaper Open access 11 June 2021 Pages: 271 - 284
Analysis of positioning of wayside charging stations for hybrid locomotive consists in heavy haul train operations
Shah Ahmad
Maksym Spiryagin
Chris Bosomworth
OriginalPaper Open access 25 July 2021 Pages: 285 - 298
Energy management strategy based on dynamic programming with durability extension for fuel cell hybrid tramway
Shiyong Tao
Weirong Chen
Qi Li
OriginalPaper Open access 09 September 2021 Pages: 299 - 313
An investigation into intermittent electrification strategies and an analysis of resulting CO₂ emissions using a high-fidelity train model
Bilal M. Abdurahman
Tim Harrison
William J. B. Midgley
OriginalPaper Open access 27 July 2021 Pages: 314 - 326

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