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STUDY OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL TO FORECAST THE CRITICAL SPEED OF A VEHICLE RUNNING ON A STRAIGHT TRACK WITH NO DEFECTS

C Casini, G Tacci

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In this theoretical study, the authors deal successively with the partial phenomena relating to railway dynamics: oscillation, creep and running conicity to obtain an outline view of the whole vehicle. Reference is also made to recent work carried out on the subject, particularly by ORE Committee C116.

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In this theoretical study, the authors deal successively with the partial phenomena relating to railway dynamics: oscillation, creep and running conicity to obtain an outline view of the whole vehicle. Reference is also made to recent work carried out on the subject, particularly by ORE Committee C116.

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In this theoretical study, the authors deal successively with the partial phenomena relating to railway dynamics: oscillation, creep and running conicity to obtain an outline view of the whole vehicle. Reference is also made to recent work carried out on the subject, particularly by ORE Committee C116.

Key concepts: Track (disk drive), Work (physics), Critical speed, Engineering, Oscillation (cell signaling), Simulation, Control theory (sociology), Mechanical engineering

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