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it's a difficult problem to solve as air conditioning doesn't produce cold, it only moves the heat elsewhere (producing more heat in the process) on a tube tra
by blibble 4y ago
it's a difficult problem to solve as air conditioning doesn't produce cold, it only moves the heat elsewhere (producing more heat in the process)
on a tube train there's nowhere to expel the heat other than the tunnel, which doesn't really solve the problem
(plus the trains are small enough as it is, without large AC units)
- LightG 4y agoAnd yet, they manage it Tokyo ... It's a lack of funding and vision, not technology ... which returns us to my original point that I wish the money had goone on the existing network.
- blibble 4y agoit would require re-boring of all the deep-level tube tunnels to make them larger which essentially isn't possible, so that would require building an entire new London Underground this would cost probably a trillion pounds