Abstract
A study of the prospects for the development of construction spring suspension vehicles. It was foundthat high-speed trains, where the requirements for smoothness of motion is significantly higher than inpassenger cars, used a two-stage spring suspension with static deflection of 0.3 to 0.5 m, which is achievedthrough the use of air springs, where an elastic member is compressed air.
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