ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SERIES-WOUND TRACTION MOTORS UNDER EXCESSIVE WHEELSET SLIPPAGE

A study of wheelset–rail interaction in urban electric transport revealed that reduced adhesion and excessive slippage cause significant tire wear. A simple, effective automated control system is proposed to adaptively regulate traction forces and minimize slippage, enhancing operational efficiency and extending wheelset service life.

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Municipal economy of cities
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2025-07-04
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https://doi.org/10.33042/2522-1809-2025-3-191-40-44
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Power Systems and Technologies
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ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SERIES-WOUND TRACTION MOTORS UNDER EXCESSIVE WHEELSET SLIPPAGE

Vitalii Herasymenko, Mykola Shpika, A. Antosyk, S. Kolodiazhnyi
Municipal economy of cities
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ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SERIES-WOUND TRACTION MOTORS UNDER EXCESSIVE WHEELSET SLIPPAGE

Vitalii Herasymenko, Mykola Shpika, A. Antosyk, S. Kolodiazhnyi
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Abstract

A study of wheelset–rail interaction in urban electric transport revealed that reduced adhesion and excessive slippage cause significant tire wear. A simple, effective automated control system is proposed to adaptively regulate traction forces and minimize slippage, enhancing operational efficiency and extending wheelset service life.

Municipal economy of citiesVol. 3(191)
O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy in Kharkiv (UA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Power Systems and Technologies
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