Modeling study of the amount of wear in sliding electric contact

Abstract

The wear produced from the sliding contact in the pantograph slide and contact line system, has a direct relationship with the contact load. In premise of the current carrying performance conditions, there will be erosion resistance wear when the load is smaller, but mechanism wear when the load is bigger. In this article, many experiments through the leaching copper carbon sliding plate and Silver copper wire were conducted to study the wear characteristics of the sliding electrical contact in different load flow, speed and the changes of load. And some variables are fixed, then the others will be changed to find the variety of wear, also the data have been saved. After analyzing the relationship of different conditions, a model including the wear and the contact load will be produced, then draw the function equation include speed and others variables. The coefficient of which will be devised based on the saved data using the least-square method. And some experimentations are taken to validate the model, which could adequately reflect the function relationship between the wear and contact load. Also this model will be given a theory basis on the best load designing.

Carbon brush wear calculation in marine environment based on temperature field analysis

“…The carbon brush wearing capacity increases in the wake of contact pressure growing. Based on the improved formula (21), F c (F ), 𝜎 v1 (F ) and 𝜎 v2 (F ) are used to describe the relationship between F c , 𝜎 v1 , 𝜎 v2 and F . The improved wear model can be expressed as the following equation:…”

“…Carbon brush wearing capacity changes with current change. Based on the improved wear model described in formula (21), F c (I ), 𝜎 v1 (I ) and 𝜎 v2 (I ) are used to describe the relationship FIGURE 8 The abrasion result of contact pressure between F c , 𝜎 v1 , 𝜎 v2 and I , the improved wear model can be expressed as the following equation:…”

“…Literature [19,20] studied sliding electrical contact from contact resistance and friction factor. Some studies [21][22][23][24] explored the sliding electrical contact friction and wear model based on current, speed, temperature and fluctuation frequency. Literature [25] proposed a friction model that can accurately describe motion state.…”

A Complete Framework for the Synthesis of Powered Floor Systems

“…It has to be noted that, being this paper focused on the geometrical aspects of powered floor system design, rather than on the technical ones, we do not consider many factors, such as e.g. efficiency [31], [32], [33], dynamic response [34], [35], wear [36], [37], [38], which of course are very important in real implementations of the design. These factors, moreover, strongly depend on the application, as we may expect that contact technology used e.g.…”