Influence of periodic irregularities on wheel climb derailment safety of a freight car running on a transition curve
Chen Guangxiong, Jin Xincan, Bao Weiqian
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Chen Guangxiong, Jin Xincan, Bao Weiqian
Abstract
The paper applies the modified vehicle dynamic curving model with 29 degrees of freedom to study wheel climb derailment safety of a freight car running at a low speed on a transition curve. In the model, track irregularities are taken into account. The model is successfully used to simulate the whole process of a vehicle climbing up to the top of rail. In the paper, influence of periodic irregularities on derailment is analyzed in detail. The results demonstrate that cross level exerts a marked effect on derailment performance of a freight car with low speeds on a transition curve.
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The paper applies the modified vehicle dynamic curving model with 29 degrees of freedom to study wheel climb derailment safety of a freight car running at a low speed on a transition curve. In the model, track irregularities are taken into account. The model is successfully used to simulate the whole process of a vehicle climbing up to the top of rail. In the paper, influence of periodic irregularities on derailment is analyzed in detail. The results demonstrate that cross level exerts a marked effect on derailment performance of a freight car with low speeds on a transition curve.
Key concepts: Derailment, Climb, Automotive engineering, Track (disk drive), Climbing, Structural engineering, Process (computing), Engineering