Comparative Analysis of Simulation Results and Test of the Dynamics of the Wheelset
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1 International Journal of Applied Engineering Research ISSN Volume, Number 3 (7) pp Comparative Analsis of Simulation Results and Test of the Dnamics of the Wheelset Khomenko A.P., Gozbenko V.E., Kargapoltsev S.K. 3, Minaev N.V. 4 and Karlina A.I. 5 Rector, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Irkutsk State Transport Universit, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Irkutsk State Transport Universit, 3 First Vice-rector for science, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Irkutsk State Transport Universit, 4 Engineer of scientific research Department, Irkutsk National Research Technical Universit, 5 Deput head of innovative technologies center, Irkutsk National Research Technical Universit, -3 Irkutsk State Transport Universit, 5, Chernshevsk street, Irkutsk, Russia. 4-5 Irkutsk National Research Technical Universit, 83, Lermontov street, Irkutsk, Russia. Abstract The result of the above functions is a matrix in which the first column contains the nodal values of the variable and the rest - the values of the unknown functions of the sstem, calculated at these points. The order of the columns with the found values of the desired functions is determined b the sequence in which the are listed in the vector. The advantage of this approach is that this sstem nonlinear characteristics can be easil taken into account. The calculation of dependence of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, received b using rkfixed(,,,) function, producing calculations according to the method of Ruge-Kutta of 4th order, received b using Rkadapt(,,,) function, producing calculations according to the method of Ruge-Kutta of 4th order, received b using Bulstoer(,,,) function, implementing the method of Bulirsch-Stoer, The number of steps it took to find a solution with the help of embedded rkfixed n function, proved the greatest, than the function Rkadapt n, implementing adaptive control of equations solving process according to the method of Ruge-Kutta of 4th order and Bulstoer n 3 function, generating calculations according to the method of Bulirsch- Stoer. To characterize the accurac of the calculations let s find the absolute error of lateral displacement b Rkadapt method and b Bulstoer method. Thus, the absolute error of lateral movement calculations calculated b Rkadapt method slightl smaller than b Bulstoer method, whereas the absolute error of the rotation angle calculations is the reverse situation. Proceeding from the above errors calculation results, it can be judged about the fact that the solutions begin to stabilize after six seconds. Kewords: modelling, comparative analss, wheelset dnamics solutions, nonlinear characteristics. INTRODUCTION The stud of the carriage dnamics is a complex task. Even when driving on a straight path, when movement is performed at a low speed, there are problems associated with wobble oscillations []. At high speeds, it ma be considerable fluctuations in the vertical and / or twisting movement. In solving the problems of rolling stock dnamics and its interaction with the railwa track, one alwas seek to possible simple solutions, allowing correct and accuratel reflect the studied dnamic processes. For this purpose, modern branches of science and technolog are used. For example, the mathematical program package MathCAD provides a set of built-in functions for the numerical solution of differential equations. Two of these functions: rkfixed, Rkadapt producing calculations according to the method of Ruge-Kutta of 4th order and Bulstoer function realizing method Bulirsch-Stoer. Functions rkfixed (, t, t, n, F ), Rkadapt (, t, t, n, F ) and Bulstoer (, t, t, n, F ) include the 3773
2 International Journal of Applied Engineering Research ISSN Volume, Number 3 (7) pp following parameters: - the vector of initial conditions with the dimension corresponding to the order k of the differential equation or the number of first-order differential equations; t - the starting point for the variable; t - the final point of the calculation; n - the number of fixed points, where an approximate solution is sought; F - vector-function containing the right-hand parts of equations. The result of the above functions is a matrix in which the first column contains the nodal values of the variable and the rest - the values of the unknown functions of the sstem, calculated at these points. The order of the columns with the found values of the desired functions is determined b the sequence in which the are listed in the vector. The advantage of this approach is that this sstem nonlinear characteristics can be easil taken into account. The difference between rkfixed and Rkadapt functions is as follows. The first of them is looking for an approximate solution with a constant step, the second - provides adaptive control of the solution process: with a small step in a rapid change in the functions and larger - with slow. Bulstoer function is recommended in case the sstem solutions are sufficientl smooth and continuousl changing. Under this condition Bulstoer function allows to get more accurate decisions than rkfixed, spending less time. MATHEMATICAL MODELLING Let s consider the mathematical solutions of problems arising in the stud of the dnamics of the train carriage and the train on the example of the wheelset. The motion equations of this sstem are nonlinear. Fluctuations of skidding and wobbles are as follows [-3]: f f f m vψ ψ ( ) WA v v r a af33 rl rr f f I ψ f ψ 33 ψ v r v v f ( ) aψwa kψψ cψψ Fψ (, r Where L ( ) k c vψ F (, m 536 kg s / m - the mass of the "axis - wheelset" sstem; I 865 N ms inertia of the wheelset relative to the axis z; - the moment of а 76 mm - the distance of contact point of wheel with rail to the z-axis; r mm - the radius of the wheel; 58 f,6 7 N - the coefficient of longitudinal creep of 5 the rail; f,5 N m - the coefficient of combination of transverse and rotar creeps; f 89 N - the coefficient of rotar creep; f m, N - the coefficient of transverse creep; W 5 N - the axle load; k N/m A coefficient of transverse stiffness; - the c 75 N s/m - the coefficient of transverse damping coefficient; k ψ,4 6 Nm/rad - the stiffness coefficient of wobble fluctuations; c 357 N ms/rad - the damping coefficient of wobble fluctuations; ψ v m/s - the velocit of the wheelset axis; - the conic angle;,5 F ( - the transverse force; F ( ) causing wobble. ψ t - the perturbing moment, The equations were solved numericall using the built-in functions MathCAD [4-7]: rkfixed, Rkadapt and Bulstoer, calculations were carried out with the same precision. Then, graphics of parameters and ψ were printed.. The calculation of dependence of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, received b using,,,) rkfixed( function, producing calculations according to the method of Ruge-Kutta,,, of 4th order, where T - the vector of initial conditions; t - the starting point for the variable; t - the final point of the calculation; n - the number of fixed points, where an approximate solution is sought; F( t, ) - the vector-function containing the righthand parts of the equations. The calculation results of dependence of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, are shown in Fig
3 International Journal of Applied Engineering Research ISSN Volume, Number 3 (7) pp ,35,3, Figure : Dependences of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, obtained b the function rkfixed. The calculation of dependence of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, received b using Rkadapt(,,,) function, producing calculations according to the method of Ruge-Kutta of 4th order, performing adaptive control of the solution process : with a small step in a rapid change in the functions and larger - with slow. Function parameters defined above. The calculation results of dependence of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, are shown in Figure. 3. The calculation of dependence of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, received b using Bulstoer(,,,) function, implementing the method of Bulirsch-Stoer. Function parameters defined above. The calculation results are shown in Figure 3.,35,3, Figure : Dependences of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, obtained b the function Rkadapt,35,3, Figure 3: Dependences of lateral movement and ψ rotation angle from the time when the wheelset wobbling, obtained b the function Bulstoer 3775
4 International Journal of Applied Engineering Research ISSN Volume, Number 3 (7) pp The number of steps it took to find a solution with the help of n function, proved the embedded rkfixed greatest, than the function Rkadapt n, implementing adaptive control of equations solving process according to the method of Ruge-Kutta of 4th order and n function, generating calculations Bulstoer 3 according to the method of Bulirsch-Stoer. To characterize the accurac of the calculations let s find the ( ( ( ( ( ( absolute error of lateral displacement - b Rkadapt method and - b Bulstoer method. The calculation results are shown in Figure 4. The absolute error of the rotation angle calculations ( ψ( ψ ( ) - b Rkadapt method, ψ t ψ( ψ( ψ( t ) - b Bulstoer method. The calculation results are shown in Figure 5. The relative error in the calculations of lateral displacement δ( δ( δ ( δ( δ( δ( δ ( δ( % % calculation results are shown in Figure 6. - b Rkadapt method, - b Bulstoer method. The,35 -, , Figure 4: The absolute error of lateral movement calculations.,6,4, 3 4 4, , Figure 5: The absolute error of the rotation angle calculations. 3776
5 International Journal of Applied Engineering Research ISSN Volume, Number 3 (7) pp ,35,3,5,,5,, Figure 6: The relative error in the calculations of lateral displacement. The relative error of the rotation angle calculations - method Rkadapt, - method Bulstoer. The calculation results are shown in Figure 7.,4,35,3,5,,5,, Figure 7: The relative error of the rotation angle calculations CONCLUSION Thus, the absolute error of lateral movement calculations calculated b Rkadapt method slightl smaller than b Bulstoer method, whereas the absolute error of the rotation angle calculations is the reverse situation. Proceeding from the above errors calculation results, it can be judged about the fact that the solutions begin to stabilize after six seconds. The number of integration steps of motion equations of the wheelset b Rkfixed about times more than the methods of Rkadapt and Bulstoer with the same accurac of the calculations, therefore it is not recommended to use Rkfixed method for solving such problems. REFERENCES [] Garg,V.K. Dinamika podvizhnogo sostava / Per. s angl. / V.K. Garg, R.V. Dukkipati. M.: Transport, p. [] Gurskij, D.A. Vchislenija v MathCAD / D.A. Gurskij. Minsk: Novoe znanie, p. [3] Gear, C.W. Numerical Initial Value Problems in Ordinar Differential Equations. Englewood Cliffs, New Jerse, Prentice-Hall, 97. [4] D.Souza A.F., Garg V.K. Advanced Dnamics. Englewood Cliffs, New Jerse, Prentice-Hall, 983. [5] Gozbenko V.E., Kargapolcev S.K., Kondratiev V.V., Karlina A.I., Minaev N.V. Vertical dnamics of the 3777
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