Track guided vehicle system

Abstract

A track guided vehicle is run using longitudinal paired bogie vehicles 70 a, 70 b. Electricity receiving units 12 are arranged on a right and left sides of one of the bogie vehicles. Communication units 50 are arranged on a right and left sides of the other bogie vehicle. The electricity receiving units or communication units are connected to a rotative movement shaft of each bogie vehicle so as to move rotatively depending on a change in the direction of running wheels 22. By minimizing the amount of electricity feeding lines laid in a branching portion, it is possible to continuously feed electricity to the track guided vehicle.

1 . A track guided vehicle system comprising an electricity feeding line laid parallel with a running track and bogie vehicles rotatively movably connected to a track guided vehicle main body, the bogie vehicles being guided by the running track to run, the track guided vehicle system being characterized in that electricity receiving units are provided on a right and left sides of the bogie vehicle.  
   
   
       2 . A track guided vehicle system according to  claim 1 , characterized in that the bogie vehicles are provided in a front and rear of a track guided vehicle, and electricity receiving units are provided on a right and left sides of one of the bogie vehicles, while communication units are provided on a right and left sides of the other bogie vehicle.  
   
   
       3 . A track guided vehicle system according to  claim 2 , characterized in that the electricity receiving units are connected to a rotative movement shaft of the bogie vehicle that can move rotatively with respect to the track guided vehicle main body.