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The requirements imposed on modernized and new rail vehicles are increasing. They are related to safety and environmental protection, and aimed at improving the travel operational parameters and comfort. Therefore, the weight reduction of rail vehicles plays an increasingly important role in the designing process. The paper presents the construction of the chassis of modern passenger coaches and specification of the masses of particular components of the coach chassis. The directions of development of the passenger coach chassis are proposed, with a view to reduce its weight.
 
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