Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear

This research aims to evaluate compliance of reference parameters in a bogie brake rigging with guideline values throughout the whole range of possible brake blocks and wheels wear values permissible for operation. The work includes a detailed analysis of the impact produced by reference parameters...

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Main Authors: S. V. Tuluzin, D. V. Gorskiy
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Language:Russian
Published: Joint Stock Company «Railway Scientific and Research Institute» 2015-04-01
Series:Вестник Научно-исследовательского института железнодорожного транспорта
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Online Access:https://www.journal-vniizht.ru/jour/article/view/26
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description This research aims to evaluate compliance of reference parameters in a bogie brake rigging with guideline values throughout the whole range of possible brake blocks and wheels wear values permissible for operation. The work includes a detailed analysis of the impact produced by reference parameters in a bogie brake rigging on the freight car braking system as a whole. Research results relate to a variety of positions taken by brake rigging components of a standard two-axle bogie presently employed with freight cars built in Russia. The research included a math modeling job employing coordinate methods when reference parameters were defined for a bogie brake rigging at various service life periods, various combinations of installation dimensions, and also for various wear degrees in bogie wheels and brake blocks. Research outputs are delivered as separate tables for each adjustment range limits predetermined by Regulations. It has been found that the contemporary design of brake rigging for a two-axle freight car bogie equipped with brake blocks of a maximum thickness does not guarantee their wear-out to reach the minimum admissible thickness without an extra manual adjustment during the service life. It has been reaffirmed that further researches will be needed in the field of development engineering related to the bogie brake rigging mechanism when employing brake blocks 65+5 mm in thickness.
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spelling doaj-art-678ee07af69040ccab356b98c099dbf92025-08-20T02:53:38ZrusJoint Stock Company «Railway Scientific and Research Institute»Вестник Научно-исследовательского института железнодорожного транспорта2223-97312713-25602015-04-0102384410.21780/2223-9731-2015-0-2-38-4426Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wearS. V. Tuluzin0D. V. Gorskiy1JSC Railway Research Institute (JSC VNIIZhT)JSC Railway Research Institute (JSC VNIIZhT)This research aims to evaluate compliance of reference parameters in a bogie brake rigging with guideline values throughout the whole range of possible brake blocks and wheels wear values permissible for operation. The work includes a detailed analysis of the impact produced by reference parameters in a bogie brake rigging on the freight car braking system as a whole. Research results relate to a variety of positions taken by brake rigging components of a standard two-axle bogie presently employed with freight cars built in Russia. The research included a math modeling job employing coordinate methods when reference parameters were defined for a bogie brake rigging at various service life periods, various combinations of installation dimensions, and also for various wear degrees in bogie wheels and brake blocks. Research outputs are delivered as separate tables for each adjustment range limits predetermined by Regulations. It has been found that the contemporary design of brake rigging for a two-axle freight car bogie equipped with brake blocks of a maximum thickness does not guarantee their wear-out to reach the minimum admissible thickness without an extra manual adjustment during the service life. It has been reaffirmed that further researches will be needed in the field of development engineering related to the bogie brake rigging mechanism when employing brake blocks 65+5 mm in thickness.https://www.journal-vniizht.ru/jour/article/view/26freight cartwo-axle bogiebrake riggingadjustmentbrake lever angle
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Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
Вестник Научно-исследовательского института железнодорожного транспорта
freight car
two-axle bogie
brake rigging
adjustment
brake lever angle
title Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
title_full Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
title_fullStr Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
title_full_unstemmed Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
title_short Performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
title_sort performance evaluation of bogie brake rigging in a freight car at various stages of brake blocks and wheels wear
topic freight car
two-axle bogie
brake rigging
adjustment
brake lever angle
url https://www.journal-vniizht.ru/jour/article/view/26
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