HU Weihui, XIAO Xianglong, YAN Yao, et al. Development of mechanical anti-slip resilient wheel. [J]. Electric drive for locomotives (1):109-115(2022)
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HU Weihui, XIAO Xianglong, YAN Yao, et al. Development of mechanical anti-slip resilient wheel. [J]. Electric drive for locomotives (1):109-115(2022) DOI: 10.13890/j.issn.1000-128X.2022.01.018.
Development of mechanical anti-slip resilient wheel
Slip is the most common failure form of elastic wheel. Aiming at this technical problem
an elastic wheel with mechanical anti-slip structure was specially designed. According to the operating conditions
the elastic wheel was simulated and analyzed
and it was proved that its strength and fatigue life met the technical requirements; through the anti-slip comparative test
the elastic wheel with anti-slip structure had obvious advantages over ordinary elastic wheels. By simulating the anti-skidding performance test under different temperature environments
it was proved that the elastic wheel with this structure had excellent anti slip performance at different temperatures. The modal and vibration frequency response of elastic wheel were analyzed and tested. The results showed that elastic wheel had high modal damping ratio and could restrain high-frequency vibration and radiated noise.
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