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India's first hydrogen-powered train set for July 17 launch with multi-layer safety systems | IN PICS

India's first hydrogen train will run between Jind and Sonipat. It will connect Jind Junction, Gohana Junction and Sonipat.
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India's first hydrogen train will run between Jind and Sonipat. It will connect Jind Junction, Gohana Junction and Sonipat.
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The route has been selected to demonstrate the operational viability, safety and reliability of hydrogen-powered passenger train services under regular operating conditions.
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The railways is also exploring the deployment of hydrogen technology on heritage railways, including the Kalka-Shimla route.
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The train will be flagged off by PM Modi on Friday (July 17).
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The train is equipped with multi-layer safety systems capable of detecting hydrogen leaks, heat, flames and smoke.
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As electricity is generated on board through clean-hydrogen technology, the train represents the greenest form of rail propulsion, powering the future of sustainable mobility.
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The 10-coach train will have a capacity of around 2,600 passengers.
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The train and the plant are fitted with devices that continuously watch for hydrogen leaks, unusual heat, flames or smoke.
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There is also an automatic shut-off system in the train.
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The train will have an operational speed of 75 kmph and a design speed of 110 kmph.