SIMULATION MODELLING OF THE RAILWAY VEHICLE GUIDANCE MECHANISM

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SIMULATION MODELLING OF THE RAILWAY VEHICLE GUIDANCE MECHANISM Priya Parthasarathy Supervisors. Dr. Christopher Ward

SIMULATION MODELLING OF THE RAILWAY VEHICLE GUIDANCE MECHANISM Priya Parthasarathy Supervisors. Dr. Christopher Ward Dr. Roger Dixon UKACC Ph. D Presentation Showcase

Background Low adhesion Reduced traction, Extended braking distance, etc. § This project focusses on

Background Low adhesion Reduced traction, Extended braking distance, etc. § This project focusses on real time estimation of low adhesion at the wheel rail interface § Early stage of the project was to develop simulation model of a simplified rail vehicle to study the dynamics of railway vehicle systems UKACC Ph. D Presentation Showcase Slide 2

Introduction and Initial Project Aim Fig 1 Simplified rail vehicle model with single wheelset

Introduction and Initial Project Aim Fig 1 Simplified rail vehicle model with single wheelset and suspended mass UKACC Ph. D Presentation Showcase Slide 3

Results Fig 2 Lateral position of the wheelset for the track displacement (Simulation model)

Results Fig 2 Lateral position of the wheelset for the track displacement (Simulation model) Fig 4 Yaw angle of the wheelset for the Simulation model Fig 3 Lateral position of the wheelset for the track displacement (Simplified model) Fig 5 Yaw angle of the wheelset for the Simplified model UKACC Ph. D Presentation Showcase Slide 4

Future Work 1. Increasing complexity in the vehicle suspension system Condition Monitoring 2. Non-linear

Future Work 1. Increasing complexity in the vehicle suspension system Condition Monitoring 2. Non-linear wheel rail contact profile UKACC Ph. D Presentation Showcase Slide 5

Conclusion Ø Simulations of rail vehicle modelling are being developed to perform real time

Conclusion Ø Simulations of rail vehicle modelling are being developed to perform real time estimation of low adhesion Ø Various filtering techniques will be analysed for the estimation of contact parameters Ø These techniques will be incorporated on more complex models with non linear characteristics in the suspension system and contact parameters of the rail vehicle UKACC Ph. D Presentation Showcase Slide 6

Email: P. Parthasarathy@lboro. ac. uk

Email: P. Parthasarathy@lboro. ac. uk