2008
DOI: 10.1080/00423110801935806
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Curving performance evaluation for active-bogie-steering bogie with multibody dynamics simulation and experiment on test stand

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“…When given, the value of constant COF for dry steel-steel contacts is between 0.25 and 0.5 for applications of vehicle simulation or wear estimation. Some examples can be cited as Sinclair [34] with values between 0.24 and 0.4 for tread contacts, Shabana et al [35] who use 0.5, Enblom et al [36] with 0.3, Tunna et al [37] with 0.4, Simson et al [38] test different values between 0.38 and 0.5, Matsumoto et al [39] with 0.4 and Vuong et al [40] takes 0.4. These values are stated in [41].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When given, the value of constant COF for dry steel-steel contacts is between 0.25 and 0.5 for applications of vehicle simulation or wear estimation. Some examples can be cited as Sinclair [34] with values between 0.24 and 0.4 for tread contacts, Shabana et al [35] who use 0.5, Enblom et al [36] with 0.3, Tunna et al [37] with 0.4, Simson et al [38] test different values between 0.38 and 0.5, Matsumoto et al [39] with 0.4 and Vuong et al [40] takes 0.4. These values are stated in [41].…”
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“…Un aspecto importante a destacar es que las funciones de fricción no pueden medirse directamente [69], mientras que las curvas de tracción pueden obtenerse experimentalmente para un par de superficies en deslizamiento [61,67,[81][82].…”
Section: A3 Función De Fricción Y Curva De Tracciónunclassified
“…Puesto que el coeficiente de rozamiento es mayor para el caso (a) que para (b) (ver la función de fricción correspondiente en la Figura 5.27), el eje delantero de (a) tiene un desplazamiento menor que en (b). Este eje (el primer eje) es el que se encarga principalmente del guiado del bogie en curva [65][66][67]105]. El eje trasero en el caso (a) está situado más hacia dentro de la curva que en el caso (b) y con un mayor ángulo de lazo negativo.…”
Section: Problema Tangencial Y Estimación Del Desgaste En El Contactounclassified
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