Lecture 10 - Train Resistances II Flashcards

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Flow/Aerodynamic Resistance and how its composed

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Is a flow resistance generated with air as the flow medium. Rae is composed of:
Frontal stagnation resistance
Skin friction resistance
Rear wake resistance

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Form resistance

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Is the sum of the stagnation and wake resistances

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Aerodynamic Optimization / Reduction of driving resistance

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Lateral panels between boggies cd 80%
Closed underfloor of power and center cars 70%
Pantograph cover 67%
Jacob boggies 56%
Additional lateral cover of bogies 46%
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Skin friction resistance

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If the lenght of the body is larger than zero, appear skin friction resistance which results from shear stresses

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General aerodynamic resistance

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Sum of form resistance and skin friction resistance

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Aerodynamic Resistance of a single vehicle (draw. Figure 10.1)

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Roof resistance, rear resistance, underfloor resistance, side resistance, front resistance, through-flow resistance

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Aerodynamic resistance of a train (draw. Figure 10.2)

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Front resistance of the first vehicle, inter-car resistance, rear resistance of the last vehicle, side, roof and through-flow resistance of all vehicles

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Leap at Tunnel Entrance

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When entering a tunnel, there is an increase in pressure combined with a rise and at the same time an increase in the inflow velocity due to the displaced air flowing away to the rear
Leap dependency: front shape, ratio between tunnel cross section and vehicle cross section

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9
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Pressure Distribution in Long Tunnel

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When driving through a tunnel a pressure build-up takes place at the front of the vehicle.
The sides experience a considerable depression.
Behind the vehicle a suction area is originated

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Influence factors in Tunnel Passage

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Tunnel lenght, cross section and roughness of the tunnel surface

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Tunnel Aerodynamic resistance

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Front resistance, rear resistance on last vehicle (air suction), air gap resistance on all vehicles

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