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Train Hunting Related Fast Degradation of a Railway Crossing—Condition Monitoring and Numerical Verification [PDF]
This paper presents the investigation of the root causes of the fast degradation of a railway crossing. The dynamic performance of the crossing was assessed using the sensor-based crossing instrumentation, and the measurement results were verified using ...
Valeri Markine, Xiangming Liu
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Correlation Analysis and Verification of Railway Crossing Condition Monitoring [PDF]
This paper presents a correlation analysis of the structural dynamic responses and weather conditions of a railway crossing. Prior to that, the condition monitoring of the crossing as well as the indicators for crossing condition assessment are briefly ...
Valeri Markine, Xiangming Liu
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Railway Crossing Risk Area Detection Using Linear Regression and Terrain Drop Compensation Techniques [PDF]
Most railway accidents happen at railway crossings. Therefore, how to detect humans or objects present in the risk area of a railway crossing and thus prevent accidents are important tasks. In this paper, three strategies are used to detect the risk area
Wen-Yuan Chen, Mei Wang, Zhou-Xing Fu
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Bangladesh’s railway system mostly uses typical manual railway crossing techniques or boom gates through its 2955.53 km rail route all over the country.
Narottam Das +2 more
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Long waiting time at railway level crossings poses a risk on the safety and affects capacity of rail and road traffic. However, in most cases, the long closing time can be prevented by reducing the time lost at a railway level crossing.
D.C. Tshaai, A.K. Mishra, Jan. Pidanic
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MODELLING THE RANKING OF LITHUANIAN RAILWAYS LEVEL CROSSING BY SAFETY LEVEL [PDF]
The article describes the assessment of safety of Lithuanian Railways level crossing. The statistical analysis of the railway accidents in Lithuania and abroad in recent years has shown that about 30% of all transport accidents in railway occur at ...
Gintautas BUREIKA +2 more
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MBS Vehicle–Crossing Model for Crossing Structural Health Monitoring
This paper presents the development of a multi-body system (MBS) vehicle–crossing model and its application in the structural health monitoring (SHM) of railway crossings.
Xiangming Liu, Valéri L. Markine
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Long-span railway bridges crossing active faults are more vulnerable owing to the joint combination of pulse ground motions and surface dislocation. To study the dynamic effects resulting from the coupling of long-span railway suspension bridges crossing
Sijie Chen +5 more
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In recent years, the vehicle-based indirect Structural Health Monitoring (iSHM) method has been increasingly used to identify the dynamic characteristics of railway bridges during train crossings, and it has been shown that this method has several ...
Michael Reiterer +4 more
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It is currently necessary to solve several bottlenecks in railway infrastructure. This is important because it is needed to improve railway infrastructure to be faster, safer and of high quality.
Milan Dedík +3 more
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