Pantograph catenary dynamic optimisation based on advanced multibody and finite element co-simulation tools
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LAURENT, ChristopheMASSAT, Jean-PierreNGUYEN TAJAN, T.M.L.BIANCHI, Jean-PhilippeBALMES, EtienneAbstract
This paper presents recent developments undertaken by the SNCF Innovation & Research Department on numerical modelling of pantograph catenary interaction. It aims at describing an efficient co-simulation process between finite element (FE) and multibody (MB) modelling methods. The FE catenary models from the SNCF software are coupled with a full flexible MB representation with pneumatic actuation of pantograph. These advanced functionalities allow new kind of numerical analysis such as dynamic improvements based on a passive pneumatic suspension or assessment of crash risks in crossing areas, that demonstrate the powerful capabilities of this computing approach.
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