Effects of the brake shoe friction material on the railway wheel damage

Author:

Hamdaoui Abdelmajid,Jaddi El Houcine

Abstract

The wheels of a railway axle are the most critical components of a train. These wheels are subjected to several forms of deterioration, including wear, which significantly influences the safety of traffic as well as the dynamic stability of railway vehicles and the lifetime of wheelsets. The objective of this work is to compare the effect of two friction materials of brake shoes at the damage and the wear rate of the ER8 steel wheels.

Publisher

EDP Sciences

Subject

General Medicine

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