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EUROINVENT <strong>2012</strong><br />

CLASS 8.<br />

Aviation, car industry and transportation<br />

8.1.<br />

Title DR-1 RUBBER LEVEL CROSSING<br />

Authors SLOBODAN RAJIĆ<br />

Institution TELECOR ZAGREB, Croatia<br />

Patent no. Pending<br />

The Dr-1 Rubber Level Crossing is a system installed on<br />

railway crossings where the track intersects with the<br />

asphalt road at the same level. Its task is dual: to ensure a<br />

smooth and noiseless passage of vehicles over the track<br />

Description<br />

and to facilitate the track overhaul. The system is<br />

disassembleable and can be reassembled on its previous<br />

place. It consists of one multi-purpose rubber element<br />

(being installed between the rails and on their outside),<br />

one metal element (provided in two variants), and screws.<br />

8.2.<br />

Title ELECTROMAGNETIC ELEVATOR<br />

Authors Anton Bačić, Ružica Kamenjašević<br />

Institution Srednja škola za elektrotehniku i računalstvo, Croatia<br />

Patent no. Pending<br />

The principle of work is based on electromagnetic<br />

induction, and the elevator is on steel guideways. The<br />

complete circuit consists of 16 coils with the central iron<br />

core which function as magnets.<br />

Description This elevator works with the repulsion force of magnets of<br />

different poles. The flow of current through the coils<br />

causes the iron cores to behave as electromagnets, as they<br />

are polarized so that the north pole faces the elevator and<br />

the repulsion force of the same poles pushes the elevator<br />

up. Considering that the elevator is on the coils it can not<br />

Class 8<br />

131<br />

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