On January 27, Zhangjiakou Winter Olympic Village was officially opened, and delegations from various countries will arrive one after another, and they will also take the Beijing-Zhangjiakou high-speed railway Winter Olympic train to reach the competition areas.
Winter Olympic train is a new Olympic version of the Fuxing intelligent EMU, the appearance of the "Ruixue Yingchun" painting scheme, January 6, when the train was officially launched, netizens directly called the value of good looks, which has the southwest Jiaotong University industrial design team man-machine environment system design institute of creativity.
Based on ice and snow blue, with white streamers, it reflects the overall dynamics, and the overall color is dotted with looming snowflakes and sports elements, highlighting the theme of the Winter Olympics. In addition to the eye-catching train painting design, the appearance of the "Ruixue Yingchun" Winter Olympic train is also very chic, and the body shape is more prominent and streamlined.
"The design of the appearance of high-speed trains is a process of pursuing optimal design under the limited space and limited scale." Team leader Professor Xu Bochu introduced that the design should not only cooperate with the principle of aerodynamic series to the greatest extent, but also pay attention to the cultural and unique appearance of the appearance of the shape, the design team proposed a head-shaped bionic appearance scheme, the system considered strong wind resistance, low resistance and low noise and other aerodynamic constraints, from more than 40 sets of programs to many iterations, and finally got a concise and full, vivid and smooth, excellent technical performance of the train shape. Taking into account the aerodynamic performance and aesthetic image, it also reduces the resistance of the car by 7.9% compared with the previous generation, and the comprehensive energy consumption is reduced by more than 10%.
From January 21 to March 16, the Beijing-Zhang high-speed railway will run up to 40 pairs of Winter Olympic trains per day.