z*****a
发帖数: 3809 | 1 Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
Associated Press
Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
after they launched.
An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
near the eastern city of Suzhou, "causing some train delays." It did not say
what caused the failure. It said the fault was fixed two hours later and
service resumed.
High-speed rail is one of China's highest profile infrastructure projects -
on a par with its space program - meant to showcase the country's growing
economic and technological prowess, but it has been criticized by some
working in the industry who say the achievements are mainly based on foreign
know how.
Official plans call for the bullet train network to expand to 8,000 miles (
13,000 kilometers) of track this year and 10,000 miles (16,000 kilometers)
by 2020.
Tuesday's incident was the second time in three days that the 819-mile (1,
318-kilometer) railway from Beijing to Shanghai has suffered a power failure
and brought trains to a halt.
On Sunday, a lightning strike caused power to fail, said an official
surnamed Yang at Beijing Railway Station's press office. She said Sunday's
incident was the first time the line had suffered a power outage since it
opened. Yang only gave her surname as is common with some Chinese officials.
The Beijing-Shanghai line was opened to great fanfare on June 30, the eve of
the 90th anniversary of the founding of the ruling Communist Party.
The top operational speed for the line's trains is 186 miles per hour (300
kilometers per hour). The speed was cut from the originally planned 217 mph
(350 kph) after questions were raised about safety. | z*****a
发帖数: 3809 | 2 Did Wuhan-Guangzhou have these type of power failures too? If not, is there
something about the Beijing-Shanghai line that cause power failures more
likely to happen? | t*n
发帖数: 14458 | 3 AP也真无聊
写这么个新闻还夹堆私货
Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
Associated Press
Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
after they launched.
An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
near the eastern city of Suzhou, "causing some train delays." It did not say
what caused the failure. It said the fault was fixed two hours later and
service resumed.
High-speed rail is one of China's highest profile infrastructure projects -
on a par with its space program - meant to showcase the country's growing
economic and technological prowess, but it has been criticized by some
working in the industry who say the achievements are mainly based on foreign
know how.
Official plans call for the bullet train network to expand to 8,000 miles (
13,000 kilometers) of track this year and 10,000 miles (16,000 kilometers)
by 2020.
Tuesday's incident was the second time in three days that the 819-mile (1,
318-kilometer) railway from Beijing to Shanghai has suffered a power failure
and brought trains to a halt.
On Sunday, a lightning strike caused power to fail, said an official
surnamed Yang at Beijing Railway Station's press office. She said Sunday's
incident was the first time the line had suffered a power outage since it
opened. Yang only gave her surname as is common with some Chinese officials.
The Beijing-Shanghai line was opened to great fanfare on June 30, the eve of
the 90th anniversary of the founding of the ruling Communist Party.
The top operational speed for the line's trains is 186 miles per hour (300
kilometers per hour). The speed was cut from the originally planned 217 mph
(350 kph) after questions were raised about safety.
【在 z*****a 的大作中提到】
: Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
: Associated Press
: Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
: BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
: stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
: after they launched.
: An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
: near the eastern city of Suzhou, "causing some train delays." It did not say
: what caused the failure. It said the fault was fixed two hours later and
: service resumed.
| x******h
发帖数: 13678 | 4
were
say
心里就不盼望你好,巴不得数落一番
【在 t*n 的大作中提到】
: AP也真无聊
: 写这么个新闻还夹堆私货
:
: Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
: Associated Press
: Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
: BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
: stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
: after they launched.
: An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
| B*D
发帖数: 5016 | 5 带民主光环的不都是如此么？
were
say
【在 t*n 的大作中提到】
: AP也真无聊
: 写这么个新闻还夹堆私货
:
: Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
: Associated Press
: Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
: BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
: stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
: after they launched.
: An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
| c****g
发帖数: 37081 | 6 sour grape好不容易high一把，你都不让？
were
say
【在 t*n 的大作中提到】
: AP也真无聊
: 写这么个新闻还夹堆私货
:
: Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
: Associated Press
: Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
: BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
: stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
: after they launched.
: An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
| a***e
发帖数: 27968 | 7 7/1献礼赶工真是要不得
京沪胶州大桥都有问题，什么毛病
were
say
【在 z*****a 的大作中提到】
: Power failure hits China's new bullet trains
: Associated Press
: Published Tuesday, Jul. 12, 2011
: BEIJING -- China's showcase bullet trains linking Beijing and Shanghai were
: stopped by power failures for a second time Tuesday, less than two weeks
: after they launched.
: An announcement from the Railways Ministry said there was a power failure
: near the eastern city of Suzhou, "causing some train delays." It did not say
: what caused the failure. It said the fault was fixed two hours later and
: service resumed.
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