ATO (Automatic Train Operation) speed command optimization method of urban rail transit train
A technology for urban rail transit and speed command, which is applied in the fields of instrumentation, calculation, electrical digital data processing, etc. It can solve the problem of inability to accurately calculate the energy consumption of train running, and achieve the effect of low cost, good flexibility and guarantee of service quality.
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[0044] Taking a section of a line in urban rail transit as an example, the design steps of the energy-saving ATO speed command are as follows:
[0045] First, input the ATO attribute data, line data and train attribute data, determine the simulation interval, if the data is correct, the computer enters the energy-saving ATO speed command design module;
[0046] Secondly, enter the energy-saving ATO speed command design module, the specific steps include:
[0047] Step 1: Coding, that is, coding each population. Real number encoding is adopted, and the encoding object is ATO speed command, including ATO control mode (Mode), traction acceleration (ap), braking deceleration (ab), coasting start speed (vcs), coasting end speed (cruise speed) (vce) and idle point position (sc), the constraints are:
[0048] Mode=M i +p M i ,p=0,1,2
[0049] a p =a pl +m·Δa p m=0,1,2,...,M
[0050] a b =a bl +n·Δa b n=0,1,2,...,N
[0051] v cs =v csl +k·Δv cs k=0,1,2,...,K
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