A device for estimating the acceleration of a vibrational component acting on a vehicle body in a lateral direction when a railway vehicle having a vehicle body tilting device runs in a curve section includes a sensor for detecting the acceleration acting on the vehicle body in a lateral direction, a calculation unit for acquiring track information at a running point, a running speed, and ON/OFF information of vehicle body tilting operation, and calculating a theoretical excess centrifugal acceleration .alpha.L acting on the vehicle body by the following Equations, and a calculation unit for deriving the acceleration of the vibrational component acting on the vehicle body based on the acceleration detected by the sensor and the acceleration .alpha.L determined by the calculation unit. In the case where the vehicle body tilting operation is turned ON: .alpha.L = .eta.ON × (V2/R - g × C/G), and in the case where the vehicle body tilting operation is turned OFF: .alpha.L = .eta.OFF × (V2/R ¨ g × C/G). In the above both Equations, .eta.ON and .eta.OFF denote correction coefficients, V denotes a running speed, R denotes a curvature radius of the track, g denotes gravitational acceleration, C denotes a cant amount of the track, and G denotes a track gauge. Thereby, a vibration generated in the vehicle body in a lateral direction is suppressed, so that the acceleration of the vibrational component can be estimated with a simple system configuration.
VIBRATIONAL COMPONENT ACCELERATION ESTIMATION DEVICE AND VIBRATIONAL COMPONENT ACCELERATION ESTIMATION METHOD FOR RAILWAY VEHICLE
SYSTEME ET PROCEDE D'ESTIMATION D'ACCELERATION DE COMPOSANTES DE VIBRATION DANS UN VEHICULE FERROVIAIRE
2015-10-13
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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