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原文传递 Velocity measurement-based friction estimation for railway vehicles running on adhesion limit: swarm intelligence-based multiple models approach
题名: Velocity measurement-based friction estimation for railway vehicles running on adhesion limit: swarm intelligence-based multiple models approach
正文语种: 英文
作者: Altan Onat;Petr Voltr
作者单位: Eskisehir Technical Universit
关键词: Condition monitoring; friction estimation; locomotive; low adhesion; model-based; multiple models'; roller-rig; swarm intelligence; test stand
摘要: Model-based condition monitoring is an increasingly important area for rail transportation. The key elements of such condition monitoring methodologies are low-cost vehicle sensors and intelligent algorithms. In this study, a swarm intelligence-based multiple models approach is proposed to detect different friction conditions by using velocity measurements of a railway vehicle. In this case of application, estimated parameter is the maximum friction coefficient. Additionally, proposed methodology is tested experimentally by using the measurements taken from a tram wheel test stand. Multiple mathematical models of the test stand are created with different maximum friction coefficients, whereas all initial conditions and other system parameters are same for each model. Therefore, comparison of the output of each model with measurements is considered to interpret the parameter value of the model, which best represents the system, is selected as parameter estimate. Un like the traditional multiple models approach, a swarm intelligence-based evolution of the models is proposed. Experiments carried out on the test stand reveal that the proposed methodology is promising to be used as an on-board friction condition monitoring tool for railway vehicles with traction. Furthermore, it can be considered to detect weather conditions since friction conditions change due to the weather events such as rain, ice, snowfall, condensa-tion of water droplets, and leaves on the line and it can be used as an auxiliary system for intelligent traction and high adhesion control systems.
出版日期: 2020
出版年: 2020
期刊名称: Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems Technology Planning and Operations
卷: Vol24
期: No01-06
页码: 93-107
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