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Research on time–frequency characteristics of contact force based on wavelet transform
When a train runs at high speed, affected by the structural characteristics of the catenary, the contact force changes periodically with span and dropper spacing.
Fang He, Jian Zhang
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Due to the interaction of electric multiple units (EMUs), and the electric traction networks, low frequency oscillations (LFOs) appear that leads to traction blockade and overall stability related issues. For suppressing these LFOs, coronavirus herd immunity optimiser (CHIO), a recently developed meta‐heuristic based on the herd immunity concept in ...
Prasenjit Dey +3 more
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Operation and Control of an Active Power Collector for Roadside Feeding Electric Road System
The integration of electric vehicles (EVs) as an environmentally sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuel cars faces a range of technological obstacles, including battery technology, charging infrastructure, and standardization. Dynamic conductive road charging (DCRC) of EVs at high speed has the potential to overcome the technical ...
Saleh A. Ali +5 more
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Droppers and jumpers are important components of railway overhead line electrification. Their effective maintenance is critical for the railway’s safe and reliable operation; the consequences of their failure can be disproportionally serious. This paper systematically analyses the components’ failure by applying the method of failure modes and effects ...
Jingyu Du +5 more
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Vibration Analysis of Traction Drive System Components Based on the Field Test for High‐Speed Train
The traction drive system of a high‐speed train is the key subsystem of a high‐speed train, which controls the driving and braking of the train through electromechanical coupling, and determines the running speed, power quality, and comfort of the train.
Pingbo Wu +5 more
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Abstract With the increase of train speed in electrified railways, the increasingly violent interaction of pantograph–catenary (PC) makes the PC detachment arc an extrusive phenomenon, especially in the double‐pantograph–catenary (DPC) system. Despite a large number of research studies have focussed on the PC arc in a single pantograph system, the ...
Hongyi Zhou +3 more
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Abstract Medium‐voltage DC (MVDC) electric railway systems have several advantages over conventional DC and AC railway electrification systems. These advantages include higher capacity, possibility of connecting to power networks at lower voltage, removal of neutral sections, smaller line voltage drops, and longer distances between traction power ...
Sina Sharifi +4 more
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Abstract Vibration compensation in track displacement monitoring is explored by using rail image feature points. The key point is to compare the image of the rail to be tested with the image of the standard rail. A downstream section of Metro Line A is selected for real time analysis of image.
Baojun Wang +5 more
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GENETIC ALGORITHM-PID CONTROLLER FOR MODEL ORDER REDUCTION PANTOGRAPHCATENARY SYSTEM [PDF]
Controlling the contact force between the pantograph and the catenary has come to be a requirement for improving the performances and affectivity of high-speed train systems Indeed, these performances can also significantly be decreased due to the fact ...
Nasir A. AL-AWAD +2 more
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Effect of Pantograph’s Main Structure on the Contact Quality in High-Speed Railway
In general, the electrical energy is provided to the high-speed train through the pantograph-catenary sliding contact. The variation of the dynamic contact force is expected to be small enough to keep the good current collection quality and to extend the
Jiangwen Wang, Guiming Mei
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