2023
DOI: 10.1063/5.0130838
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Comparison of technical and economic performance of wire and chain tracks used in strengthening loads in open traffic

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“…From formula (2) it is obvious that when the train is moving downhill with the simultaneous action of the longitudinal inertia force and the wind load acting from the frontal side of the load, the load capacity of the flexible fastening elements will decrease, since in this case Qх will be like a shifting load force. As in [2,18], it is obvious that the displacement of the total center of gravity of the load of the CGоc towards the inner rail thread (-уM) with the simultaneous action of transverse inertia forces and wind load when the train is moving along a curved section of the track will contribute to an increase in the load capacity of flexible fastening elements, since in this case Qу it will be, as it were, a holding force that has a greater significance than the same force that occurs when the general center of gravity of the load of the CGоc moves towards the outer rail niche (+уM).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…From formula (2) it is obvious that when the train is moving downhill with the simultaneous action of the longitudinal inertia force and the wind load acting from the frontal side of the load, the load capacity of the flexible fastening elements will decrease, since in this case Qх will be like a shifting load force. As in [2,18], it is obvious that the displacement of the total center of gravity of the load of the CGоc towards the inner rail thread (-уM) with the simultaneous action of transverse inertia forces and wind load when the train is moving along a curved section of the track will contribute to an increase in the load capacity of flexible fastening elements, since in this case Qу it will be, as it were, a holding force that has a greater significance than the same force that occurs when the general center of gravity of the load of the CGоc moves towards the outer rail niche (+уM).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method of solving nonlinear problems in the theory of oscillations is called the method of fitting solutions. Equation ( 19) is solved similarly to equation (18) in the form (40), and equation ( 20) is solved by direct integration.…”
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“…In equations (18),…, (20) as stated above, , R R flexible elastic elements of fastenings 1 and 11 on the x and y axis. Moreover, according to [1]…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Turanov and other recognized scientists to determine the height of the sorting slide, it is calculated based on the most difficult conditions -winter temperature and headwind, and for a bad runner, a four-axle empty covered wagon is selected. The reason for choosing this car was that the cross-sectional area of the closed car is larger than that of other cars (Table 1) [4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18]. The following forces act on a car moving along an inclined plane (Fig.…”
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