What are the advantages of a steel inverted coaster?
I presume they are more stable as the load is below the mounting, but are there any others?
For example, is the loading of the train easier?
Thanks
Re: Designing a powerless train that runs on a rotating trac
Thanks, yeah I've emailed a few roller coaster design companies, but none have got back to me about the mass of the tracks. I've made an estimate myself, but this could be very inaccurate as I am unsure of the thickness of the steel...
Hi everyone,
For my current University engineering project I am designing a rotating track roller coaster. Essentially it is a train that runs on a track in the inside of a rotating ferris wheel.
How feasible do you think this would be?
Also I believe a steel-track coaster would be most...
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