2017
DOI: 10.21307/tp-2015-029
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Study of the asynchronous traction drive's operating modes by computer simulation. Part 2: simulation results and analysis

Abstract: Summary.The problem arising at the design of electric locomotives with asynchronous traction drive are considered. The electrical scheme provides the possibility of individual (by axle) control of traction motors. This allows realizing the operational disconnection/connection of one or more axles in the automatic mode, with account of actual load.In Part 1 of this paper, the complex computer model based on the representation of AC traction drive as controlled electromechanical system was developed. The descrip… Show more

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“…There is a problem in the use of electric motors in modern practice of operation of switch electric drives of railway automatics [1,2]. There is a situation where the lifetime guaranteed use of electric drives reaches the end, or even runs out for a large number of units, but despite these they continue to be used in the future, which mainly causes an increase in load on the engine and shorten its life.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a problem in the use of electric motors in modern practice of operation of switch electric drives of railway automatics [1,2]. There is a situation where the lifetime guaranteed use of electric drives reaches the end, or even runs out for a large number of units, but despite these they continue to be used in the future, which mainly causes an increase in load on the engine and shorten its life.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach made it possible to create almost identical models for different physical entities and apply similar research methods to them, in particular, mechanical [12,6] or mechatronic systems [11]. For example, the system of two differential equations of the first order with defining and constant parameters , , , , , , a A b B R c D is a basic mathematical model of many multi-parameter systems of diverse purposes, which, using a finite number of assumptions, are reduced to two-parameter systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%