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Track Maintenance Reactions for Combined Track Defects

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posted on 2023-12-18, 00:34 authored by Qing WuQing Wu, Colin ColeColin Cole, Maksym SpiryaginMaksym Spiryagin
Existing standards in Australia and many other countries determine track maintenance response and train speed restrictions mainly by judging the severity of isolated track defects. However, combined track defects (multiple types of track defects occurring in the same vicinity of a track section) pose greater challenges and risks for train operational safety. And there is a lack of quantifying research in terms of which combinations are the more severe and how maintenance schemes should be adjusted compared with responses to isolated track defects. This study proposed a method to identify severe track defect combinations that pose greater risks for vehicle derailments. A tabular tool was developed to help infrastructure managers to adjust maintenance reactions when track defects are found in combinations.

History

Editor

Wanming Z; Wang KCP; Shengyang Z

Start Page

9

End Page

15

Number of Pages

7

Start Date

2021-07-05

Finish Date

2021-07-06

ISBN-13

9780784483886

Location

Chengdu, China

Publisher

American Society of Civil Engineers

Place of Publication

Online

Peer Reviewed

  • Yes

Open Access

  • No

Author Research Institute

  • Centre for Railway Engineering

Era Eligible

  • Yes

Name of Conference

Second International Conference on Rail Transportation (ICRT)

Parent Title

ICRT 2021 - Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Rail Transportation

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