ZENG Zhou, GUO Xinru, CHEN Qinghua, et al. Analysis of impact of wheel slip on longitudinal impulse of a 20 000-ton heavy-haul train[J]. Electric drive for locomotives,2024(3): 108-116.
ZENG Zhou, GUO Xinru, CHEN Qinghua, et al. Analysis of impact of wheel slip on longitudinal impulse of a 20 000-ton heavy-haul train[J]. Electric drive for locomotives,2024(3): 108-116.DOI:10.13890/j.issn.1000-128X.2024.01.241.
Analysis of impact of wheel slip on longitudinal impulse of a 20 000-ton heavy-haul train
In response to the longitudinal impulse issue caused by wheel slip under low-adhesion contact conditions
this paper established a vertical-longitudinal coupled dynamics model for a 20
000-ton heavy-haul train in a '1+1' formation. A comparative analysis was conducted to examine the impact of different wheel/rail contact states on the longitudinal impulse of the 20
000-ton train under electric braking conditions. The impact of wheel slip position and electric braking force loads on the longitudinal impulse was calculated separately. The results indicate that under electric braking operation
wheel slip was detected for the train under wet
oily and icy contact conditions when the train applies 100% electric braking force. In contrast
under 25%~75% electric braking conditions
wheel slip was only detected when the train under icy contact conditions. Wheel slip led to fluctuations in the coupler forces
particularly when wheel slip occurred in the middle locomotive
causing significant fluctuations in the coupler forces at the front
middle
and rear of the middle locomotive and increasing the coupler force at the front of the middle locomotive
thereby seriously affecting the smooth operation of the train. As the braking force decreased
the impact of wheel slip on the maximum coupler force reduced significantly under low-adhesion contact conditions.
关键词
重载列车轮轨黏着纵向冲动再黏着防滑控制
Keywords
heavy-haul trainwheel/rail adhesionlongitudinal impulsere-adhesion anti-slip control
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