Increasing reliability of stepped automatic starting and rheostat breaking system of electric trains ER9T and EPL9T

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Dec 2010Publisher:Ukrainian State University of Science and TechnologiesJournal:Science and Transport Progress (issn: 2307-3489, eissn: 2307-6666,

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Authors: Visin, M. H.; Vlasenko, B. T.; Bilyi, D. H.;

doi: 10.15802/stp2010/8890

Increasing reliability of stepped automatic starting and rheostat breaking system of electric trains ER9T and EPL9T

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The article examines transitional processes in the power circuit of tractive motors and their influence on the work of stepped automatic starting of electric trains ER9T and EPL9T. The recommendations for increasing the reliability of operation of multiple-unit rolling stock are proposed.

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електропоїзд; моторвагонний рухомий склад; силове коло тягових двигунів; система ступеневого автоматичного пуску та реостатного гальмування, Transportation engineering, TA1001-1280, electric train, электропоезд; моторвагонный подвижной состав; система ступенчатого автоматического пуска и реостатного торможения, system of stepped automatic starting and rheostat braking, electric train; multiple-unit rolling stock; system of stepped automatic starting and rheostat braking, multiple-unit rolling stock

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