Study on Rolling Contact Behaviors of Three Kinds of Railway Wheel Treads

Wen Jian Wang; Qing Fei Zeng; Jun Guo; Qi Yue Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.118-120.151

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Study on Rolling Contact Behaviors of Three Kinds of Railway Wheel Treads

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The rolling contact behaviors between LMA, S1002 and XP55 wheelset and track in static rolling contact are analyzed using the rolling contact theory of three-dimensional elastic bodies with non-Hertz form and numerical program of CONTACT. The numerical results indicate that three kinds of wheel treads have different difference of rolling radius and equivalent taper. The rolling contact behaviors between three kinds of wheel treads and CHN60 rail have obvious difference. The comprehensive analysis indicates that the matching effect of LAM wheel tread and CHN60 rail is relatively superior. Furthermore, it is suggested that new wheel tread should be designed and optimized for the high-speed railway.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 118-120)

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Wen Jian Wang, Qing Fei Zeng, Jun Guo, Qi Yue Liu

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Creep Force, Friction Work, Rolling Contact Behavior, Wheel Tread

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