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Use of a hydraulic brake as a source of thermal energy for the railway rolling stock

V. A. Gabrinets    

Resumen

Introduction: In this paper the braking issues of passenger trains which have a great speed and frequent stops are examines.  Problem statement: These processes are  ??pensive and have big energy losses.  The proposed solution to the problem: The kinetic energy of braking prosses propose to turn into thermal energy of heating fluid. For this purpose special hydraulic brake is proposed. The brake is connected with the wheel carriage pairs. The process is based on the energy dissipation in liqid when the disks with spikes rotate in it. Because the real liquid has friction and viscosity, it will be heat up, when the mechanical parts of the hydraulic  brake are moved in it. The design, operating principle and characteristics of the hydraulic brake are proposed. Transmission of kinetic energy of carriage motion to brake system executed by mechanical clutches. It  connected with the wheel pair and transmitting the energy the wheels rotation to hydraulic brake discs. The cylindrical rods are installed on the discs. Rods location fits the profile of the curved centrifugal pump vanes. As result, the fluid heatind prosess by rotatinge discs with rods take place also at the same time with the liquid pumping through the inner volume of brake system.Conclusions: Affordable passenger carriage braking dynamic is achieved by varying the size and number of rods. The heated liquid may be subsequently used for household needs and for heating the passenger carriage.

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pp. 40 - 44
MATERIAS
INFRAESTRUCTURA
REVISTAS SIMILARES
Water
Hydrology
Urban Science

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