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The problem is that there are diminishing throughput returns to velocity. You need massive amounts of duplicated track for that to be feasible...on and off ramp
by saosebastiao 10y ago
The problem is that there are diminishing throughput returns to velocity. You need massive amounts of duplicated track for that to be feasible...on and off ramps for every entrance and exit. On and off ramp lengths grow exponentially relative to target velocity. That might be fine for long distance travel, where on and off ramps can be concentrated in few locations...urban travel not so much.
- wcoenen 10y ago> On and off ramp lengths grow exponentially relative to target velocity Centripetal acceleration on a curve with radius r is (v^2/r) so it seems that it grows quadratically, not exponentially. Exponential growth would mean that the v appears in an exponent in the formula.