Optimum Train Weighing in Motion using Inertial Sensors
Kazemian, Milad
Rad, Majid Movahedi
Shadfar, Morad
Doost, Ahmad Mohammadi
Fischer, Szabolcs
2025-09-16T12:44:10Z
2025-09-16T12:44:10Z
2024
1785-8860
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14044/33755
Continuous monitoring with advanced equipment and innovative scientific
techniques is essential for timely and perfect maintenance. The interaction and dynamic force
between wheel and rail is one of the most widely monitored issues. In this paper's case study
of ballasted railway tracks in Iran, a set consisting of two separate strain gauge arrays and
three different positions for installing accelerometers were designed according to the
conditions. After installation, the system was calibrated with a predetermined passing axle
load. The dependency of the arrays' and the equipment's installation location with the
velocity of the passing axle load was examined as part of the field study after repeated
investigation and comparisons of the setups' results. In order to gather data with the least
error and the highest level of accuracy, it was decided on the more appropriate array with
less dependence and a better installation position.
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