BI Yonglei, WU Aizhong, WENG Lin. Multi-field coupling modeling and temperature rise analysis for the static pantograph-catenary electrical contact of metro trains[J]. Electric Drive for Locomotives, 2023(1): 138-143.
BI Yonglei, WU Aizhong, WENG Lin. Multi-field coupling modeling and temperature rise analysis for the static pantograph-catenary electrical contact of metro trains[J]. Electric Drive for Locomotives, 2023(1): 138-143. DOI: 10.13890/j.issn.1000-128X.2023.01.018.
Multi-field coupling modeling and temperature rise analysis for the static pantograph-catenary electrical contact of metro trains
Since the catenary still needs to supply current for the trains stopping at stations or stopping temporarily on the track for some reasons
the pantograph-catenary contact part in a stationary state may suffer from overheat
which may lead to a thermal damage of the contact strip and even cause a catenary breakage accident. Therefore
the study on the temperature rise at the pantograph-catenary electrical contact during stopping of metro trains is of great importance. The pantograph-catenary contact is a very complex interaction of multi-physical field coupling including thermal
mechanical and electrical behaviors
and the contact force
thermal conductivity of the contact strip and sectional shape of the contact wire have an important impact on the pantograph-catenary electrical contact. In this study
the change rules of contact resistance and thermal contact conductance
and the modeling approach were explored for the static current condition of the contact strip and contact wire; a three-dimensional finite element model was established for the thermal-mechanical-electrical coupling; the effects of pantograph-catenary contact force
thermal conductivity of the contact strip and wear of contact wire to contact temperature rise was studied. The results show that the pantograph-catenary contact temperature rise can be reduced by increasing the contact force
selecting the strip material with a high thermal conductivity and improving the sectional shape of contact wire. The study results may be used as reference for the structural optimization of contact wire
selection of strip materials and guarantee of trains safe operation.
关键词
地铁车辆弓网系统电接触多场耦合温升分析接触电阻
Keywords
metro vehiclepantograph-catenary systemelectrical contactmulti-field couplingtemperature rise analysiscontact resistance
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