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Research of dynamic indicators and influence of different types of rolling stock on railway track

Authors: A O Shvets; O M Bolotov; A K Percevoj; V V Ghlukhov; O O Bolotov; L S Saparova;

Research of dynamic indicators and influence of different types of rolling stock on railway track

Abstract

AbstractThe technical level of rolling stock of railway transport directly affects the economic indicators of the transport industry and the economy of the country as a whole, which leads to the need for improvement of the control, quantitative assessment of the dynamic loading o f rolling stock to ensure safe and reliable communication at the railways. Therefore, in the process of designing and operating the rolling stock the quantitative assessment of dynamic loadings is a relevant scientific and technical problem. The purpose of this work is to study the influence of different types of rolling stock, taking into account the speed of movement on their main dynamic indicators and indicators of interaction of track and rolling stock. The basis of the research is the method of mathematical and computer simulation of the dynamic loading of a freight car using the model of spatial variations of the coupling of five cars and a software complex developed in the branch research laboratory of dynamics and strength of rolling stock (BRL DSRS). Theoretical studies have been carried out under condition of movement of several types of freight cars: a gondola car of the model 12-532, a hopper car for coal transportation of the model 12-4034 and a flat car with a long cargo of the model 13-401 and typical bogies 18-100 with the speeds from 50 to 90 km/h in the curves with radii 350 and 600 m, with superelevation 130 and 120 mm, correspondingly.

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