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"Experimental study and modeling of rubber joints for railway vehicles " by Liping Gong, Ning Gong et al. - Vimarsana News

"Experimental study and modeling of rubber joints for railway vehicles " by Liping Gong, Ning Gong et al.

With the rapid development of transportation industry, advanced rail vehicle technology receives more attention than ever. The stiffness of the train's rubber joint at the primary suspension system has a crucial influence on the operation stability and curve-passing performance. When the train is running on straight track at high speed, a high primary longitudinal stiffness in bogie design is required, whereas running on the curve track calls for a soft primary longitudinal stiffness. To solve this critical problem, a new rubber joint based on magnetorheological shear stiffening elastomer...

Source: uow.edu.au
"Development of a magnetorheological elastomer rubber joint with fail-s" by Ning Gong, Jian Yang et al. - Vimarsana News

"Development of a magnetorheological elastomer rubber joint with fail-s" by Ning Gong, Jian Yang et al.

The stiffness of the train's rubber joint at the primary suspension system has a crucial influence on the operation stability and curve-passing performance. As traditional rubber joint only provides unadjustable parameters, they cannot meet the conflicting stiffness requirements when the train is running at high speed on straight track and passing through the curve track. To solve this problem, this paper proposed a new rubber joint with fail-safe characteristics based on magnetorheological elastomer (MRE). The joint stiffness is controlled by a hybrid magnetic field generated by permanen...

Source: uow.edu.au