Borui pure electric small train tourism small train children's play equipment

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　　When a torque vehicle goes uphill, the vehicle can only climb uphill when the traction force of the sightseeing train is greater than the uphill resistance (vehicle reverse) and rolling resistance (excluding air resistance). Therefore, the engine or motor must have sufficient torque to overcome the resistance of this slope in order to make the vehicle go uphill.

　　Tire adhesion - The tires of a sightseeing train need to maintain sufficient friction with the ground to ensure that the train does not slip on the uphill. Just like many off-road vehicles use off-road patterned tires, which can increase the friction between the tires and the ground, significantly enhancing the car's ability to climb hills.

　　How big a slope can a sightseeing train climb?

　　It is quite rare for us to encounter slopes of over 30 degrees in our daily driving. A slope of 30 degrees is already very steep visually, and timid drivers are probably afraid to drive upwards. Even steeper slopes of 45 degrees are basically the maximum off-road capability. According to the standard requirements, the larger gradient of expressway is 5%, and the larger gradient of first-class highway is

　　6%, and the major gradient of fourth-class highway is 9%. Out of grade highways, a few have a slope of 10-15%. As of now, it has been heard that the largest slope in China is 25%.

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