THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF CREATION OF NEW COMPOSITE MATERIALS FOR INSERTS ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT

Authors

  • Yu. L. Bolshakov Society with limited liability «Gloria», Russian Federation
  • Y. S. Hershman All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport, Russia, Russian Federation
  • V. H. Sychenko State Enterprise Dnipropetrovsk body of certification of railway transport, Russian Federation
  • S. M. Zhukovin Society with limited liability«Soiuzkarbon», Russian, Russian Federation

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2006/18204

Keywords:

composition of materials, electric transportation, the susceptor

Abstract

Basic directions of creation of new composition materials for the insertions of current receiver electric transport are considered in the article.

Author Biographies

Yu. L. Bolshakov, Society with limited liability «Gloria»

Yu. L. Bolshakov

Y. S. Hershman, All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport, Russia

Y. S. Hershman

V. H. Sychenko, State Enterprise Dnipropetrovsk body of certification of railway transport

V. H. Sychenko

S. M. Zhukovin, Society with limited liability«Soiuzkarbon», Russian

S. M. Zhukovin

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Published

2006-12-25

How to Cite

Bolshakov, Y. L., Hershman, Y. S., Sychenko, V. H., & Zhukovin, S. M. (2006). THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF CREATION OF NEW COMPOSITE MATERIALS FOR INSERTS ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT. Science and Transport Progress, (13), 14–20. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2006/18204

Issue

No. 13 (2006): ISSUE 13

Section

ELECTRIC TRANSPORT, POWER SYSTEMS AND COMPLEXES

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