Research on the Influence of Dynamic Load on Suspended Monorail

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The influence of the moving load on suspended monorail was studied. During the movement of suspended carriages were established inertial forces, which lead to the additional monorail curvature. Found the dependence of the maximum dynamic load of the trucks speed along the monorail. Established speed of truck at which load of the monorail is practically static. The dependence of the bending section of the monorail under the influence of moving dynamic forces and the value of dynamic coefficient for suspended monorail track were found.

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