Virtual Coupling increases capacity with 20 trains per day in Russia
The introduction of a virtual coupling systems on the Bolshoy Lug – Slyudyanka section in Russia increased the capacity by 20 pairs of trains per day. That said Sergei Kobzev, Chief Engineer of Russian Railways during a meeting at the Main Control Center of Russian Railways. They have already selected seven other sections to deploy virtual coupling systems in the upcoming years.
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