No, steel rails cannot be used in magnetic levitation (maglev) train systems. Maglev trains use magnetic fields to levitate the train and propel it forward, eliminating the need for wheels or traditional rails. Steel rails are designed for conventional trains that rely on friction between the wheels and rails for movement.
No, steel rails cannot be used in magnetic levitation (maglev) train systems. Maglev train systems are based on the principle of magnetic fields repelling each other to create levitation and propulsion. Steel rails would interfere with the magnetic fields and cause disruptions in the levitation and propulsion system. Instead, maglev trains use specialized tracks with electromagnetic coils that generate magnetic fields to levitate and propel the train.
No, steel rails cannot be used in magnetic levitation (maglev) train systems. Maglev trains rely on magnetic forces to levitate and propel the train, eliminating the need for physical contact with the tracks. Steel rails would interfere with the magnetic field and prevent the train from levitating and moving smoothly. Instead, maglev trains use specially designed guideways with electromagnetic coils and powerful magnets to achieve levitation and propulsion.
