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Typical wheel–rail profile change rules and matching characteristics of high speed railway in China [PDF]
Purpose – In order to systematically grasp the changes and matching characteristics of wheel and rail profiles of high speed railway (HSR) in China, 172 rail profile measurement points and 384 wheels of 6 high-speed electric motive unites (EMUs) were ...
Maorui Hou, Fengshou Liu, Xiaoyi Hu
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Research on Semi-Active Control for Equivalent Conicity
ADACHI, Masakazu, SHIMOMURA, Takayuki
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The Impact of Hollow Wear on the Stability of High-Speed Railway Vehicles
Hollow wear on wheels is a common form of surface damage often observed in high-velocity vehicles. It is widely recognized that hollow wear of the wheel tread degrades the dynamic performance of rail vehicles, especially in the issue commonly referred to
Ling Zhang +3 more
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Generally, the equivalent conicity function (ECF) is denoted by equivalent conicity at 3mm (λ3mm) and a Nonlinearity Parameter (NP). NP describes the nonlinearity of the ECF and its influence on a vehicle design is explored thoroughly, however, NP’s role
R. Kulkarni +4 more
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Coupling Effects of Yaw Damper and Wheel-Rail Contact on Ride Quality of Railway Vehicle
The ride quality of the railway vehicle is not only affected by the wheel-rail contact geometry but also by the yaw damper. In order to explore this variation law, an equivalent parameter model of the yaw damper was established based on the internal ...
Hai Zhang +4 more
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Research on Bogie Frame Lateral Instability of High-Speed Railway Vehicle
In order to find out the reason for the bogie frame instability alarm in the high-speed railway vehicle, the influence of wheel tread profile of the unstable vehicle was investigated.
Chen Wang +4 more
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Wheelset/rail geometric characteristics and contact forces assessment with regard to angle of attack
The geometric relation between a wheelset and a rail is assessed with the help of geometric characteristics. Geometric characteristics are: equivalent conicity function, delta r function placement of contact points of a wheelset and a rail, tangent gamma
Lack Tomáš +2 more
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The geometric relation between a wheelset and a rail is assessed with the help of geometric characteristics. Geometric characteristics are: equivalent conicity function, delta r function placement of contact points of a wheelset and a rail, tangent gamma
Gerlici Juraj, Lack Tomáš
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Influence of Anti-yaw Damper Series Stiffnesson Running Stability of High-speed EMUs
The Maxwell model, which was the simplified model of anti-yaw damper, was introduced. High-speed EMUs model wasestablished by using SIMPACK. Based on nonlinear and linear stability analysis, the influence of anti-yaw damper series stiffness withdifferent
HE Yuan, WANG Yong
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ANALYSIS ON WHEEL-RAIL MATCHING CHARASTERISTICS OF HIGH-SPEED RAILWAY
To improve the wheel-rail relationship of high-speed EMUs due to the deterioration of wheel treads central hollow wear, wheel-rail matching characteristics of various treads were analyzed.
YI MeiLing
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