Multipurpose model for pantograph dynamic interaction with flexible or rigid catenary

S. Strano, M. Terzo, C. Tordela
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Railway transportation powered by electrical supply systems is the most employed technology to provide passengers safety and vehicles reliability during the running operations. Both the flexible and rigid catenaries are employed to power up trains through interaction with pantographs. Within this context, principal issues are wear estimation and pantograph-catenary contact loss prediction. Therefore, various modelling approaches are adopted to build simulation models for these phenomena prediction, particularly related to the contact force exerted between the pantograph and the catenary. In this paper a new and versatile analytical model of the pantograph dynamic interaction with the catenary is presented. The model is characterized by a low computational load and the pantograph model can be interfaced with both rigid and flexible catenary models. Therefore, the proposed model is a versatile solution to reproduce the pantograph-catenary interaction behavior. Simulations have been carried out in both the contact sceneries and the results are reliable and in accordance with the system dynamics.
受电弓与柔性或刚性接触网动态相互作用的多用途模型
在铁路运行过程中,电力供电系统是保证乘客安全和车辆可靠性的最常用技术。柔性和刚性悬链都通过与受电弓的相互作用来为列车提供动力。在这种情况下,主要的问题是磨损估计和受电弓接触网接触损失预测。因此,针对这些现象的预测,特别是受电弓与接触网之间的接触力,采用了多种建模方法来建立仿真模型。本文提出了一种新的、通用的受电弓与接触网动态相互作用的分析模型。该模型具有计算量小、受电弓模型可与刚性和柔性接触网模型相结合的特点。因此,所提出的模型是一个通用的解决方案,以再现受电弓-接触网的相互作用行为。在两种接触场景下均进行了仿真,仿真结果可靠,符合系统动力学。
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