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http://dx.doi.org/10.7736/KSPE.2012.29.6.600

Damage Monitoring of Rolling Contact Fatigue in Wheel Specimen for High Speed Train Using Electro-Magnetic Sensor  

Kwon, Seok-Jin (High-speed Railroad Systems Research Center, Korea Railroad Research Institute)
Hwang, Ji-Sung (High-speed Railroad Systems Research Center, Korea Railroad Research Institute)
Seo, Jung-Won (High-speed Railroad Systems Research Center, Korea Railroad Research Institute)
Lee, Jin-Yi (Chonsun University, IT-NDT Research Center)
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Abstract
Upon investigation of the damaged wheels for high speed train it was determined that the damage was caused by rolling contact fatigue during operation of train. The major problems that railway vehicle system using wheel-rail has to face during operation of railway vehicle are rolling contact fatigue, cracks in wheels, cracks in rails and wheel-rail profile wear. If these deficiencies are not controlled at early stages the huge economical problems due to unexpected maintenance cost in railway vehicle can be happened. Also, If the accurate knowledge of contact conditions between wheel and rail can be evaluated, the damage of wheel can be prevented and the maintenance operation can save money. This paper presents the applicability of electro-magnetic technique to the detection and sizing of defects in wheel. Under the condition of continuous rolling contact fatigue the damage of wheel has continuously monitored using the applied sensor. It was shown that the usefulness of the applied sensor was verified by twin disc test and the measured damaged sizes showed good agreement with the damaged sizes estimated by electro-magnetic technique.
Keywords
High Speed Train; Rolling Contact Fatigue; Railway Monitoring; Electro-Magnetic Camera;
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