A vision for a lightweight railway wheelset of the future

A vision for a lightweight railway wheelset of the future
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10.1177/09544097221080619
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2022-04
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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part F: Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit
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S. Bruni;P. J. Mistry;Michael S. Johnson;A. Bernasconi;M. Carboni;Davide Formaggioni;Guido Carra;Sergio Macchiavello;E. Ferrante;I. Kaiser;J. Viñolas;Irene Marazzi
S. Bruni;P. J. Mistry;Michael S. Johnson;A. Bernasconi;M. Carboni;Davide Formaggioni;Guido Carra;Sergio Macchiavello;E. Ferrante;I. Kaiser;J. Viñolas;Irene Marazzi
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S. Bruni;P. J. Mistry;Michael S. Johnson;A. Bernasconi;M. Carboni;Davide Formaggioni;Guido Carra;Sergio Macchiavello;E. Ferrante;I. Kaiser;J. Viñolas;Irene Marazzi

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