Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations

This work presents the research results of the aerodynamic brake influence, mounted on the high-speed train's roof, on the flow field and overall braking force. The train consists of two locomotives at each end and four passenger cars between, with 121m of overall length. Aerodynamic brakes are...

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Main Authors: Puharić Mirjana, Matić Dušan, Linić Suzana, Ristić Slavica, Lučanin Vojkan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Belgrade - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade 2014-01-01
Series:FME Transactions
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Online Access:https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-2092/2014/1451-20921402106P.pdf
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spelling doaj-683f15206f774c50b2d8e5bec7d17c802020-11-25T03:03:13ZengUniversity of Belgrade - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, BelgradeFME Transactions1451-20922406-128X2014-01-014221061111451-20921402106PDetermination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulationsPuharić Mirjana0Matić Dušan1Linić Suzana2Ristić Slavica3Lučanin Vojkan4Technology and Metallurgy, Innovation Centre, BelgradeBluewater Energy Services, Hoofddorp, NetherlandsInstitute Gosa, BelgradeInstitute Gosa, BelgradeFaculty of Mechanical Engineering, BelgradeThis work presents the research results of the aerodynamic brake influence, mounted on the high-speed train's roof, on the flow field and overall braking force. The train consists of two locomotives at each end and four passenger cars between, with 121m of overall length. Aerodynamic brakes are designed to generate braking force by means of increasing the aerodynamic drag by opened panels over the train. Flow simulations were made by Fluent 12.1 software, for the train without and with one, two and three aerodynamic brakes, and velocities of 30, 50 and 70m/s. Drag force per unit panel area was determined as a function of train's velocity and the brake position. Contributions to train's gross braking force of each brake, obtained by simulations were: for first 24%, for second 15% and third 14.8%, and showed, also with panels' pressure distribution, good correlation with the aerodynamic drag calculations for flat plate orthogonally disposed to flow stream.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-2092/2014/1451-20921402106P.pdfaerodynamic braketrainaerodynamic drag
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author Puharić Mirjana
Matić Dušan
Linić Suzana
Ristić Slavica
Lučanin Vojkan
spellingShingle Puharić Mirjana
Matić Dušan
Linić Suzana
Ristić Slavica
Lučanin Vojkan
Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
FME Transactions
aerodynamic brake
train
aerodynamic drag
author_facet Puharić Mirjana
Matić Dušan
Linić Suzana
Ristić Slavica
Lučanin Vojkan
author_sort Puharić Mirjana
title Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
title_short Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
title_full Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
title_fullStr Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
title_full_unstemmed Determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
title_sort determination of braking force on the aerodynamic brake by numerical simulations
publisher University of Belgrade - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade
series FME Transactions
issn 1451-2092
2406-128X
publishDate 2014-01-01
description This work presents the research results of the aerodynamic brake influence, mounted on the high-speed train's roof, on the flow field and overall braking force. The train consists of two locomotives at each end and four passenger cars between, with 121m of overall length. Aerodynamic brakes are designed to generate braking force by means of increasing the aerodynamic drag by opened panels over the train. Flow simulations were made by Fluent 12.1 software, for the train without and with one, two and three aerodynamic brakes, and velocities of 30, 50 and 70m/s. Drag force per unit panel area was determined as a function of train's velocity and the brake position. Contributions to train's gross braking force of each brake, obtained by simulations were: for first 24%, for second 15% and third 14.8%, and showed, also with panels' pressure distribution, good correlation with the aerodynamic drag calculations for flat plate orthogonally disposed to flow stream.
topic aerodynamic brake
train
aerodynamic drag
url https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-2092/2014/1451-20921402106P.pdf
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