Theoretical and practical perspectives of diesel locomotive with DC traction motors wheel-sets’ slipping and sliding control

    Lionginas Liudvinavičius Info
    Gintautas Bureika Info
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3846/16484142.2011.633339

Abstract

The causes of slipping and sliding of the locomotive's driving wheel-sets are analysed from theoretical and practical perspectives. The main factors influencing wheel-sets’ slipping are described, and their correlation is determined. The specific methods of stopping the slipping of the Diesel locomotives and having a conventional electric drive system are described in the paper. The process of wheel-sets’ slipping and its control are simulated and shown graphically. Structural diagrams demonstrating the control of the dynamic locomotive wheel-sets’ slipping and sliding, based on the evaluation of the influence of the speed-torque characteristics of DC traction motors on these processes, are presented. Major parameters of the DC/DC and AC/DC systems used in the automatic control of the dynamic slipping and sliding of the locomotive's wheel-sets are defined and new methods of controlling the dynamic slipping and sliding are suggested.

First Published Online: 09 Jan 2012

Keywords:

locomotive, traction generator's characteristic, DC traction motor, adhesion coefficient, slip force, slipping and sliding, slip and slide protection system

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Liudvinavičius, L., & Bureika, G. (2011). Theoretical and practical perspectives of diesel locomotive with DC traction motors wheel-sets’ slipping and sliding control. Transport, 26(4), 335-343. https://doi.org/10.3846/16484142.2011.633339

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Liudvinavičius, L., & Bureika, G. (2011). Theoretical and practical perspectives of diesel locomotive with DC traction motors wheel-sets’ slipping and sliding control. Transport, 26(4), 335-343. https://doi.org/10.3846/16484142.2011.633339

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