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Vulnerability and Impact of China-Europe Train Network Under the Background of Main Channel Interruption

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In order to study the impact on the China-Europe freight trains when the three main passages including Alashankou Port (Khorgos), Manzhouli, and Erenhot were attacked, Count the running routes of the China-Europe trains, make the running routes into an adjacency matrix, and calculate the changes of the network average degree, isolated node ratio, network efficiency, and network average distance of the China-Europe trains under the background of the interruption of the three main channels to analyze the changes of the China-Europe trains. The impact of train operation, The research shows that the container network of the China-Europe freight train is very sensitive to the connectivity of the three main channels, and the Alashankou Port (Khorgos) has the greatest impact. Next is Manzhouli, and again is Erenhot. When the three main channels are attacked, the average degree and network efficiency of the network drop significantly. In order to ensure the normal operation of the China-Europe freight train, the alternative routes are discussed, the perspective of ensuring safety is discussed, and corresponding safeguarding countermeasures are put forward. When the Alashankou port is blocked, trains departing from Alashan (Khorgos) in Xinjiang can take a detour from Erenhot. When Erenhot is blocked, trains departing from the Erenhot port in Inner Mongolia can take a detour from Manchuria. When Manzhouli is blocked, trains departing from Manzhouli, Inner Mongolia, can take a detour from Erenhot.

Published in Science Journal of Business and Management (Volume 10, Issue 2)
DOI 10.11648/j.sjbm.20221002.15
Page(s) 94-98
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Keywords

China-Europe Railway, Vulnerability, Network, Eigenvalue Analysis

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  • School of Liberal Education, Liaoning University of International Business and Economics, Dalian, China

  • School of Liberal Education, Liaoning University of International Business and Economics, Dalian, China

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