Satisfying Magnetic Brakes Compilation (Roller Coasters)

Magnetic Brakes, also known as eddy current brakes or in induction brakes have been used on Roller Coasters since the late 90's. They are comprised of a very conductive but not ferrous fin or plate, usually made from copper which slides over or next to a strong permanent magnet, the magnet induces eddy currents in the fin, the fin itself then becomes an electromagnet with a field that opposes the one from the permanent magnet, the result is the kinetic energy of the roller coaster train being efficiently converted to heat energy and dissipated to the environment.
The benefits of this system include no physical contact resulting in no wear and tear and virtually no maintenance required as well as the deceleration being much more gradual and smooth, providing a more comfortable experience for riders.
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Aka Electromagnet brake, Lenz's law brake, lenz law brake, eddy current brake, train brakes.
Didn't know that

[@DomDoesCoasters]

Credit
czcams.com/video/zyjOoYV1mKA/video.html
czcams.com/video/0X87qk2wKGc/video.html
czcams.com/video/8neNnJWiJ_w/video.html
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[@your_antagonist]

We need more brakes that fold down. That just looks so cool

[@NathanBRing]

I swear these are the smoothest breaks a rollercoaster ever has

[@marmaliser8159]

Brakes*

[@Invisibletoday]

@@marmaliser8159 triggered

[@EnzoDiscoveryMoonLight23]

@Invisibletoday no grammar?

[@several.]

one of the coolest parts is that they are self observant too, since the eddy currents induce an electric charge you can measure the breakforce and then assume speed/velocity.

[@themeparkreel]

the cobra one was so satisfying also cobras trains are adorable

[@mcexpress-trains]

The drive tyres on the last coaster sound like a train

[@ChadOHara98]

Serious engineering going on here. This tech is gonna be introduced in new areas, wait and see...

[@Edwardmodos]

Has anyone attempted the use of this style of brakes on freight trains at rail crossings to prevent vehicle/train accidents in advance?

[@blacklust2128]

That’s a lot of heat coming from the fins

[@SydeLeaderRay]

That LEM launch prototype? I'm very interested! 🤔

[@DomDoesCoasters]

Me too! There are more videos of it in action on Prexco's CZcams channel
Thank You for watching :)

[@SydeLeaderRay]

@@DomDoesCoasters How about showing some friction brakes?

[@DomDoesCoasters]

They're not nearly as satisfying and I don't have much footage

[@SydeLeaderRay]

@@DomDoesCoasters oh nah you missing out. them friction brakes don't be playing. especially on coasters like Montezooma's Revenge and wooden coasters that feature friction brakes

[@kaydub0623]

@@SydeLeaderRay friction brakes on CCIs because of how they programmed them are satisfying as hell to me. Also old school skid brakes are pretty cool

[@AlexJDev]

stealths antirollbacks look good

[@CoasterFocus]

ok Monopoly loser

[@maincoasters]

@@CoasterFocus what…

[@thomassweeney2934]

chucka chucka

[@colourbasscolourbassweapon2135]

i know a lot about magnet i even made a magnet no cap

[@wrenzul]

we support your decision

[@DomDoesCoasters]

hewwo Wiwwiam :3

[@manojguha2046]

Nice

[@Joypyf]

Other than Maxx Force, B&M wings, Intamin accelerators, and Millenium Force, what are some other coasters that use magnetic brakes??

[@DomDoesCoasters]

Pretty much every coaster built since 2012, even the small pinfari at my local fair has them

[@odhranpenfold7337]

Chucka chucka

[@RomeGunnLeaf_36710]

Imagine if the brakes stopped working

[@projectlc1237]

🤤🤤🤤

[@callumj3507]

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[@firethrone4828]

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[@tomster09090]

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[@UkStormer79]

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[@DomDoesCoasters]

frick you

[@UkStormer79]

lol, im sorry

[@minorfunthemeparks]

Chucka Chucka