computer aided structural analysis of newly developed railway bogie frame
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Abstract
The paper is part of the publication series, which describe the most significant and innovative research and development design solutions and computational procedures as part of European structural funds project. The object of this article is strength conditions assessment of new structure of rail bogie frame, which is characterized mainly by better dynamic properties while driving on the track, good operational properties and higher safety against derailment. For validation of the new structure design, there has been created a substitute simulation model. Results of calculations and prototype tests prove, that new structure of the bogie frame satisfies strength assessments.
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| Authors | ;Šťastniak Pavol;Moravčík Marián;Baran Peter;Smetanka Lukáš |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.1051/matecconf/201815702051
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