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Hugues Chollet Michel Sébès Jean Louis Maupu Jean Bernard Ayasse 《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2013,51(4):570-580
The railway multi-body software developed for more than 20 years by INRETS (now IFSTTAR), under the name VOCO®, has been dedicated from the origin to highly nonlinear elements, such as the dry friction dampers of freight bogies and the wheel–rail contact based on measured profiles. A second important step has been the discovery of a particular method in order to simulate on sinuous tracks. In the aim of industrial applications, the specification has always been to reach the goal of real time. Although it is not possible in all the cases, the recent non-Hertzian contact development is allowing real-time simulation to be achieved. 相似文献
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Xavier Quost Michel Sebes Anissa Eddhahak Jean-Bernard Ayasse Hugues Chollet Pierre-Etienne Gautier Fabrice Thouverez 《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2006,44(10):789-814
Wheel-rail contact calculations are essential for simulating railway vehicle dynamic behavior. Currently, these simulations usually use the Hertz contact theory to calculate normal forces and Kalker's 'FASTSIM' program to evaluate tangential stresses. Since 1996, new methods called semi-Hertzian have appeared: 5, 7 (STRIPES). These methods attempt to estimate the non-elliptical contact patches with a discrete extension of the Hertz theory. As a continuation of 2, a validation of the STRIPES method for normal problem computing on three test cases is proposed in this article. The test cases do not fulfill the hypothesis required for the Hertz theory. Then, the Kalker's FASTSIM algorithm is adapted to STRIPES patch calculus to perform tangential forces computation. This adaptation is assessed using Kalker's CONTACT algorithm. 相似文献
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JB Ayasse H. Chollet 《Vehicle System Dynamics: International Journal of Vehicle Mechanics and Mobility》2005,43(3):161-172
This paper deals with the subject of the semi-Hertzian contact, which is a way to represent the wheel rail contact in railways or roller bearing applications. The method is based on the interpenetration of the two underformed bodies' profiles. The first step deals with the problem of the shape ratio; it is proposed to compensate the two main curvatures to obtain the good ratio in Hertzian conditions. Then, Hertz and Kalker's equations are used to establish the stresses at the level of a strip. These stresses expressions are used directly in a contact model discretized in strips and tabulated as a function of the lateral displacement between the wheel and the rail. The validation is made by comparison to the previous multi-Hertzian model of the VOCOLIN software. A first test shows identical results in Hertzian conditions; a second one shows only a small difference in semi-Hertzian conditions like S1002/UIC60 1:40. 相似文献
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