磁集成地铁变压器漏抗三维有限元计算

地铁逆变牵引系统中平衡电抗器的存在对减少大功率逆变器体积、降低造价不利。为此,运用磁集成技术将平衡电抗器与变压器有机结合,构造出新型12脉波二重逆变牵引供电系统,实现利用集成磁件的等效电感取代平衡电感的设计思想。采用基于边单元的稳态非线性有限元法,建立地铁变压器的三维有限元模型,对各绕组间的等效电感进行分析计算。仿真结果与样机现场试验数据非常接近,验证了所提出的有限元计算方法的正确性和可行性。     

城市轨道交通静止无功发生器设置

主要阐述城市轨道交通静止无功发生器(SVG)设置的必要性和原理。在运营初期、近期的用电负荷较小,功率因数较低;随着用电负荷的增大,功率因数能满足要求。结合主变电所各种运行方式,合理设置SVG的补偿容量,使得功率因数满足供电部门的要求,既有利于提高供电质量、减少电费支出,又有利于整个供电系统的稳定运行。     

轿车前梁有限元分析

利用轿车前梁的CATIA模型建立其有限元模型。通过前悬架的ADAMS模型确定前梁的受力。应用这些方法将CAD、CAE有机的结合在一起，提高了有限元分析的效率和准确性。为了检验模型的精确程度，对前梁进行了静态加载试验。结果表明计算和试验结果有很好的一致性。     

静风效应和架设方法对悬索桥施工过程颤振稳定性的影响研究

悬索桥在施工过程的结构刚度比较小,空气静力作用产生的非线性效应以及桥面主梁架设方法都将对悬索桥施工过程的颤振稳定性产生重要的影响。运用大跨度桥梁颤振分析的三维非线性方法,分析宜昌长江大桥采用不同主梁架设方法时的颤振稳定性变化趋势,并探讨静风效应和主梁架设方法对悬索桥施工过程颤振稳定性影响的程度、机理和规律。     

大直径灌注桩桩侧摩阻力试验研究

根据苏州地区4根大直径桥梁钻孔灌注桩桩侧摩阻力试验结果,给出了该地区主要土层的侧摩阻力及其极限摩阻力建议值。试验表明:相当一部分桩侧土层未能达到极限状态,只有54 5%～78 4%范围内的土层达到极限值;桩底沉渣直接影响桩顶沉降及极限承载力;随着长径比的加大,桩侧摩阻力发挥效率降低。     

某钢管混凝土系杆拱桥静荷载试验

某主跨52m的钢管混凝土系杆拱桥,建成后因外观质量较差而进行了现场实桥承载能力静荷载试验,利用3辆型号相同的集装箱卡车,测试该桥跨中和4分点处的荷载横向分布系数、各控制截面主要测点的应变影响线以及在基本荷载作用下各控制截面主要测点的应变、挠度等。本文简要介绍了该桥的静荷载试验的全过程,并对测试结果进行了整理分析。     

轻型货车轮胎接地压力分布实测

利用自主开发的轮胎接地压力测试仪,进行了轻型货车不同花纹和不同使用年限轮胎,在不同轮胎胎压和不同负荷作用下,轮胎的接地压力分布规律测量。实测结果发现:轻型货车轮胎与路面的接触形状更接近于矩形;新胎比旧胎的接地压力要均匀些;轮胎胎压与平均接地压力、轮胎负荷与平均接地压力、轮胎负荷与有效接地面积基本上呈线性关系。     

交通指路标志信息量化分析

交通指路标志信息认知的水平直接影响出行者寻路的安全性和舒适性。对不同信息组织形式的交通指路标志进行标志信息理解实验,发现交通指路标志版面信息的位置及字符排列方向对信息的理解水平存在显著性影响。当标志上信息的位置与在路网中的相对位置相同,且字符排列方向没有旋转、与道路线形保持一致时,信息的理解水平较高;当标志上信息被移动或旋转时,信息的理解水平将降低42%~66%。     

Bush-based sensitivity analysis for approximating subnetwork diversion

Subnetwork analysis is often used in traffic assignment problems to reduce the size of the network being analyzed, with a corresponding decrease in computation time. This is particularly important in network design, second-best pricing, or other bilevel problems in which many equilibrium runs must be solved as a subproblem to a master optimization program. A fixed trip table based on an equilibrium path flow solution is often used, but this ignores important attraction and diversion effects as drivers (globally) change routes in response to (local) subnetwork changes. This paper presents an approach for replacing a regional network with a smaller one, containing all of the subnetwork, and zones. Artificial arcs are created to represent “all paths” between each origin and subnetwork boundary node, under the assumption that the set of equilibrium routes does not change. The primary contribution of the paper is a procedure for estimating a cost function on these artificial arcs, using derivatives of the equilibrium travel times between the end nodes to create a Taylor series. A bush-based representation allows rapid calculation of these derivatives. Two methods for calculating these derivatives are presented, one based on network transformations and resembling techniques used in the analysis of resistive circuits, and another based on iterated solution of a nested set of linear equations. These methods are applied to two networks, one small and artificial, and the other a regional network representing the Austin, Texas metropolitan area. These demonstrations show substantial improvement in accuracy as compared to using a fixed table, and demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed approach.     

Theory of safety surrogates using vehicle trajectories in macroscopic and microscopic settings: Application to dynamic message signs controlled traffic at work zones

This paper presents a new mathematical framework for obtaining quantitative safety measure using macroscopic as well as microscopic traffic data. The safety surrogate obtained from the macroscopic data is in terms of analysis performed on vehicle trajectories obtained from the macroscopic data. This method of obtaining safety measure can be used for many different types of applications. The safety surrogate for the traffic dynamics are developed in terms of a new concept of Negative Speed Differentials (NSD) that involve a convolution of vehicle speed function obtained from vehicle trajectories and then performing the integration of the square of the output for its negative values. The framework is applicable to microscopic traffic dynamics as well where we can use car following models for microscopic dynamics or the LWR model for macroscopic dynamics. This paper then presents the use of this new safety surrogate on the development of a feedback control law for controlling traffic in work zones using Dynamic Message Signs. A hybrid dynamics model is used to represent the switching dynamics due to changing DMS messages. A feedback control design for choosing those messages is presented as well as a simple simulation example to show its application.