Abstract
Wheel and rail wear is a significant issue in railway systems. In the research, presented in this paper, a new method has been developed for detailed wheel wear and rail wear measurements, and tested using a twin disc test rig. 'Replica' material was applied to the wheel and rail surfaces of the test rig to make a copy of both surfaces. The replica samples were scanned using an optical profilometer and the results processed to establish wheel wear and rail wear. The effects of load, yaw angle, and speed on wheel wear and rail wear under dry conditions were investigated.
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Journal | Civil-Comp Proceedings |
| Volume | 110 |
| Publication status | Published - 2016 |
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A new method for evaluating wheel and rail wear. / Shebani, A.; Iwnicki, S.; Pislaru, C.
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T1 - A new method for evaluating wheel and rail wear
AU - Shebani, A.
AU - Iwnicki, S.
AU - Pislaru, C.
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PY - 2016
Y1 - 2016
N2 - Wheel and rail wear is a significant issue in railway systems. In the research, presented in this paper, a new method has been developed for detailed wheel wear and rail wear measurements, and tested using a twin disc test rig. 'Replica' material was applied to the wheel and rail surfaces of the test rig to make a copy of both surfaces. The replica samples were scanned using an optical profilometer and the results processed to establish wheel wear and rail wear. The effects of load, yaw angle, and speed on wheel wear and rail wear under dry conditions were investigated.
AB - Wheel and rail wear is a significant issue in railway systems. In the research, presented in this paper, a new method has been developed for detailed wheel wear and rail wear measurements, and tested using a twin disc test rig. 'Replica' material was applied to the wheel and rail surfaces of the test rig to make a copy of both surfaces. The replica samples were scanned using an optical profilometer and the results processed to establish wheel wear and rail wear. The effects of load, yaw angle, and speed on wheel wear and rail wear under dry conditions were investigated.
KW - Alicona profilometer
KW - Rail wear
KW - Railway
KW - Replica material
KW - Twin disc rig
KW - Wheel wear
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M3 - Article
VL - 110
JO - Civil-Comp Proceedings
T2 - Civil-Comp Proceedings
JF - Civil-Comp Proceedings
SN - 1759-3433
ER -