Showing papers by "Matra published in 1970"
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02 Nov 1970TL;DR: In this article, an installation for continuous transport by trains made up of programmed (computer-controlled) vehicles is described, the installation comprising a main track serving stations via secondary tracks and having trains made of at least one vehicle moving along the main track, the system being fitted with its own means for programming driving and braking, allowing the destination station to be selected and reached after extraction of the vehicles allocated for the station.
Abstract: This invention relates to an installation for continuous transport by trains made up of programmed (computer-controlled) vehicles, the installation comprising a main track serving stations via secondary tracks and having trains made up of at least one vehicle moving along the main track, the installation further being one wherein each vehicle is fitted with its own means for programming driving and braking, allowing the destination station to be selected and reached after extraction of the vehicles allocated for the station.
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12 Oct 1970TL;DR: In this article, a continuous passenger transportation installation comprising conveyor trains circulating continuously but not at uniform speed, and loader trains bringing passengers from platforms to the conveyors or from the loader trains to platforms is described.
Abstract: A continuous passenger transportation installation comprising conveyor trains circulating continuously, but not at uniform speed, and loader trains bringing passengers from platforms to the conveyors or from the conveyor trains to platforms. Each conveyor is connected to a loader on at least one part of the journey between two stations to allow transfer of passengers between the two trains. This installation also comprises driving means on board, and controls to ensure connection and separation of the two trains.
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors propose a solution to the problem of linearisation and optimalisation of non-lineaires, i.e., a deterministe prioremment.
Abstract: L’auteur se propose de montrer comment la methode (exposee dans son article « Identification deterministe de systemes non lineaires multivariables », publiee dans ces colonnes en novembre–decembre 1969) peut etre adaptee pour prendre en compte les perturbations aleatoires dues a une certaine classe de bruits. Apres quelques rappels utiles, une analyse du probleme est faite, qui conduit a une interpretation stochastique de la formulation deterministe precedemment etablie. En dernier lieu, il montre comment les resultats qui sont obtenus apportent une solution aux problemes de la linearisation statistique d’organes non lineaires, et d’optimalisation statistique non lineaire.
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TL;DR: A simulation, using the Monte Carlo method, is made to gain an idea of the validity of the predictions, made from the standpoint of real equipment by making various assumptions on the distributions of the failure rates.