Innovative bogey control

Rin-in comb wheels of the wheel pair of the car when moving on a curve section of the path

“…The statement that the normal inertia force n I presses the carriage against the outer rail thread, making it difficult to turn and thereby increasing the guiding force and, as a consequence, lateral wear of the outer rail, has no physical justification [1,10]. There is also no physical justification for the statement that when moving along a curve, a force effect occurs in the form of centrifugal force [11,12].…”