A stepless adjustable inertia simulation control device for simulating locomotive operating conditions
A technology for simulating operating conditions and inertia, which can be used in railway vehicle testing and other directions to solve problems such as inability to simulate variable loads.
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[0015] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and through specific implementation methods.
[0016] like figure 1 As shown, in this embodiment, the whole system includes contact grid 1, locomotive 2, test bench 3,
[0017] One end of the test bench 3 is provided with a track on which the locomotive 2 runs, and a test bench rail wheel 31 is installed on the edge of the track, and the other end is sequentially provided with a cardan shaft 32, a torque sensor 33, a synchronous speed-up gearbox 34, a variable frequency motor 35 and a flywheel 36 , the output end of the variable frequency motor 35 is connected to the input end of the flywheel 36, and the flywheel 36 is used to load the locomotive 2 with a fixed load when the locomotive 2 starts. A contact grid 1 is erected on the upper end of the test bench 3 to provide energy for the locomotive. The contact grid 1 is preferably arranged obliqu...
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