Shanghai - Construction of the First Commercial Operational Line
Abstract
The system technique, the routing of the track, the usedguideway constructions as well as their production plants aredescribed in this report. Parts of the planning activities will beexplained which are required on the German side to cover theinterface between German delivery parts and Chinese planningand production activities. Information about the absolutelyshort realization time for the erection of the guideway constructionswill be given.References
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