A non-contact detection method for carbon slider thickness of pantograph bow head
A non-contact, thickness detection technology, applied in the direction of current collectors, measuring devices, electric vehicles, etc., can solve the problems that the measurement accuracy is easily limited by the experimental conditions, the measurement conditions are difficult to achieve, and the real-time measurement of the thickness of the carbon slider cannot be realized. To achieve the effect of convenient, fast and accurate detection, and good current receiving characteristics
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[0038] The pantograph is an important current-receiving electrical equipment for the electric traction locomotive to obtain electric energy from the catenary. The pantograph head is the part where the pantograph slide is in contact with the catenary. The load current flows smoothly through the contact surface of the contact wire and the pantograph slide. Much depends on the pantograph head. In order to ensure good current receiving characteristics of the pantograph-catenary, the contact of the pantograph head is very critical; since the pantograph head is in sliding contact with the catenary wire for a long time during work, the wear and tear is relatively large. The head carbon slide block 10 needs to be replaced when its thickness is worn to a certain extent, otherwise it will affect the flow characteristics. The invention aims to realize real-time on-line monitoring of carbon sliding plate wear amount during high-speed rail operation through non-contact measurement, so as t...
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