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Ruodan Yu, He Ma, Jun Zhang and Yan Niu
In order to study the derailment process and dynamic performance-changing rules of vehicles on a curved track, a method of calculating critical derailment speed is proposed, which is the progressive trial method. In terms of their theoretical basis and c...
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Hongyin Yang, Nanhao Wu, Wei Zhang, Zhangjun Liu, Jianfeng Fan and Changjun Wang
An improved spatial vehicle?track?bridge interaction system considering the unsupported track is proposed using the virtual work principle. When the track fails to be supported due to the defects under the track, the corresponding bridge?rail connection ...
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Maorui Hou, Bingzhi Chen and Di Cheng
Wheel wear is one of the most critical factors affecting the vehicle performances and maintenance costs of railway vehicles. However, previous research has to ignore the initial wheel-rail profiles for the evolution of wheel wear. Therefore, this work in...
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Nikhil Pillai, Jou-Yi Shih and Clive Roberts
Switch and crossing (S&C) faults are a major cause of track-related delays and account for a significant proportion of maintenance and renewal budgets for railway infrastructure managers around the world. Although various modelling approaches have be...
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Jae-Ik Lee, Kyu-Hwan Oh and Yong-Gul Park
Track impact factor (TIF) is a coefficient for estimating the increase of train dynamic load and is a major factor for the evaluation of dynamic stability of railway tracks. Many kinds of TIF in ballasted and ballast-less slab tracks consider only speed ...
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Rodrigo Tavares de Freitas and Sakdirat Kaewunruen
A focus of the railway industry over the past decades has been to research, find and develop methods to mitigate noise and vibration resulting from wheel/rail contact along track infrastructure. This resulted in a wide range of abatement measures that ar...
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Riccardo Licciardello, Gabriele Malavasi, Antonio Tieri, Pietro Vitali
Pág. 1996 - 2005
Railway sidings are operated at speeds much lower than those used on national railway lines; a typical speed is 6 km/h. In establishing reference values for maintenance of railway infrastructure in terms of the geometry for such operating conditions, it ...
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R. S. Dwyer-Joyce, C. Yao, J. Zhang, R. Lewis, and B. W. Drinkwater
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Yung-Chuan Chen and Sing-You Lee
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V. V. Buhaienko,Yu. I. Osenin
Pág. 17 - 20
A process of interaction of the running-on air stream and the particle of an abrasive material on a way section from an exhaust outlet of sanding plant to a place of locomotive wheel/rail contact is considered. The mathematical model of movement of a par...
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