Proceedings of the 17th IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference [Cat. No. 00CH37066]
DOI: 10.1109/imtc.2000.848706
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Development of measuring apparatus for contact wire wear by sodium vapor lamps

Abstract: Performance requestsIn electric railways in Japan, inspection cars are running at commercial speed, in order to measure wear of contact wires. We have developed an apparatus to measure the contact wire wear with a light source of sodium vapor lamps of simpler mechanism and smaller size than that of current apparatus. This appa- ratus measures the width of wear surface by an optical method, and converts it into a residual height, This apparatus has been used for JR Yamagata Shinkansen in JR. On the other hand, … Show more

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“…In order to cover the range of stagger with high resolution, multiple line-scan cameras were adopted by ATON and MEDES [7]. To minimize the influence of the variation in contact wire height on measurement, Van Gigch et al [15] and Borromeo et al [7] proposed a method of adjusting the focal lengths of cameras online separately, while Kusumi et al [16] developed a method for keeping a constant distance from cameras to contact wire by controlling the mirrors. You et al [12] derived the equation of calculating the wear width using the pinhole camera model, which involved the impact of height variation on resolution.…”
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“…In order to cover the range of stagger with high resolution, multiple line-scan cameras were adopted by ATON and MEDES [7]. To minimize the influence of the variation in contact wire height on measurement, Van Gigch et al [15] and Borromeo et al [7] proposed a method of adjusting the focal lengths of cameras online separately, while Kusumi et al [16] developed a method for keeping a constant distance from cameras to contact wire by controlling the mirrors. You et al [12] derived the equation of calculating the wear width using the pinhole camera model, which involved the impact of height variation on resolution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A lookup-table method is developed to exactly determine the image resolution in various sections of measurement plane. Compared with the methods reported in the literature [7,15,16], no additional adjustment device is required to adjust the focal lengths of cameras or maintain a constant working distance in this study. Currently, little attention is being paid to the impact of stagger variation on resolution.…”
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