2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0043-1648(02)00094-7
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Plastic deformation of corrugated rails—a numerical approach using material data of rail steel

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“…Up to now, many works have investigated the corrugation defect using numerical modeling. Böhmer and Klimpel considered the influence of plastic deformation as a possible saturation mechanism for corrugation growth [6], and introduced the use of a plane strain finite element model in quasi-static mode. Wen et al [12][13][14][15][16][17] combined the non-Hertzian three dimensional rolling contact theory with the theory of friction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Up to now, many works have investigated the corrugation defect using numerical modeling. Böhmer and Klimpel considered the influence of plastic deformation as a possible saturation mechanism for corrugation growth [6], and introduced the use of a plane strain finite element model in quasi-static mode. Wen et al [12][13][14][15][16][17] combined the non-Hertzian three dimensional rolling contact theory with the theory of friction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Böhmer y Klimpel [24] analizaron la influencia de la deformación plástica en el proceso de crecimiento de la corrugación como un posible mecanismo de saturación de dicho proceso. El proceso de crecimiento de la corrugación, en el que se consideraba tanto el desgaste como la deformación plástica, se modeló mediante dos bucles realimentados.…”
Section: Estudios Sobre Corrugación Entre Los Años 2000 Y 2007unclassified
“…Se cree que el principal mecanismo de daño en la corrugación de onda corta (de 30 mm a 150 mm) es el desgaste [64,69], mientras que la deformación plástica tiende a reducir las amplitudes de la corrugación [24], disminuyendo de este modo la velocidad de crecimiento de este defecto. En esta Tesis, no se consideran los efectos de la deformación plástica en el área de contacto.…”
Section: Modelo De Desgasteunclassified
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