The article proposes a method to improve adhesion of the wheels to the rails of the railway carriage by means of supply of abrasive loose materials as an alternative to quartz sand to the zone of their contact: metal scale (Fe₃O₄ ) being the waste of rolling and forging, as well as the iron oxide—magnetite (FeO·Fe₂O₃) of the natural origin. The comparative assessment of efficiency of use of scale and magnetite was carried out in relation to quartz sand traditionally used for railway transport. The adhesion coefficient and wear intensity are used as comparison criteria
The article examines the work and key elements of the automated system for supplying abrasive materi...
Friction management has been carried out extensively in the majority of railway networks in the last...
This paper reviews the academic and industrial research conducted into the practical aspects of usin...
The article proposes a method to improve adhesion of the wheels to the rails of the railway carriage...
The article describes the design of a system used for the improvement of the adhesion of locomotive ...
The adhesion (or available friction) in the wheel–rail contact is the most important parameter for t...
This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review into academic and industrial research concerning t...
The article describes a method of increasing the adhesion of the wheel to the rail based on the prel...
Adhesion, or adhesion coefficient, is given by the ratio of the longitudinal tangential (i.e., braki...
Contamination on the railhead such as crushed leaves, oxide formation or even changes in atmospheric...
In the article questions of the effectiveness of the presence of abrasive granular material in conta...
Low adhesion between a train’s wheel and the rail can cause performance and safety issues, costing t...
The article overviews scientific research studies that examine the interaction between railway vehic...
Low adhesion presents a major concern for many rail operators. Railway vehicles under these circumst...
This paper describes a study for the optimisation of the wheel profile in wheel-rail system to incre...
The article examines the work and key elements of the automated system for supplying abrasive materi...
Friction management has been carried out extensively in the majority of railway networks in the last...
This paper reviews the academic and industrial research conducted into the practical aspects of usin...
The article proposes a method to improve adhesion of the wheels to the rails of the railway carriage...
The article describes the design of a system used for the improvement of the adhesion of locomotive ...
The adhesion (or available friction) in the wheel–rail contact is the most important parameter for t...
This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review into academic and industrial research concerning t...
The article describes a method of increasing the adhesion of the wheel to the rail based on the prel...
Adhesion, or adhesion coefficient, is given by the ratio of the longitudinal tangential (i.e., braki...
Contamination on the railhead such as crushed leaves, oxide formation or even changes in atmospheric...
In the article questions of the effectiveness of the presence of abrasive granular material in conta...
Low adhesion between a train’s wheel and the rail can cause performance and safety issues, costing t...
The article overviews scientific research studies that examine the interaction between railway vehic...
Low adhesion presents a major concern for many rail operators. Railway vehicles under these circumst...
This paper describes a study for the optimisation of the wheel profile in wheel-rail system to incre...
The article examines the work and key elements of the automated system for supplying abrasive materi...
Friction management has been carried out extensively in the majority of railway networks in the last...
This paper reviews the academic and industrial research conducted into the practical aspects of usin...