Modernization of the structure of the front of the ED72 electric multiple units, taking into account static, fatigue, and crashworthiness requirements.
Modernization of the structure of the front of the ED72 electric multiple units, taking into account static, fatigue, and crashworthiness requirements.


The upgraded ED72 unit front structure met all the requirements in terms of functionality, static, impact, and fatigue strength.


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