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Boskovice Connection Study
Jung, Jiří ; Sobotka, Lukáš (referee) ; Říha, Tomáš (advisor)
The thesis solves the design of the railroad called Boskovice connection, which is a line allowing direct connection for trains from Brno to Boskovice outside the railway station Skalice nad Svitavou. In the course of the work, the route of the connection is planned, including the connection to the Rajec-Jestrebi – Skalice nad Svitavou and Skalice nad Svitavou – Boskovice track section.
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Dynamic Analysis of Track
Kulich, Pavel ; Salajka, Vlastislav (referee) ; Plášek, Otto (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with analytical description of vehicle - track dynamic interface. There are described basic analytical models which are subsequently extended in order to get a more precise description of dynamic phenomena. The aim is to compile a model that faithfully describes the dynamic phenomena in the track. These new compiled models are qualitatively compared with data obtained by measuring in the track.
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Dynamic analysis of track
Mojžíšek, Dominik ; Salajka, Vlastislav (referee) ; Plášek, Otto (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with descriptions of vehicle - track dynamic interface. There are described basic analytical models of railway track. The numerical models are created by using finite element methods with moving load simulated axle of rail vehicle. The aim of thesis is to create the model which most accurately describes the dynamic phenomena in the track. The results from models are compared with data obtained by measuring in the track. Next aim of thesis is to determine dependency of rail cross-sectional characteristics on equivalent rail head wear and then on rail deflection.
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Design of Modernization of Čadca Railway Station
Juchelková, Lenka ; Šestáková,, Janka (referee) ; Plášek, Otto (advisor)
The master´s thesis deals with a design of modernization of Čadca railway station. Content of the thesis is the design of reconstruction of station heads, increasing the speed in the main tracks to 140 km/h, removal of level crossings for passengers at platforms access and the width adjustment arrangement of the platforms for the safe movement of people with reduced mobility.
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Development of Long-pitch Corrugation in Curves of Small Radii
Valehrach, Jan ; Kohout,, Martin (referee) ; Lidmila,, Martin (referee) ; Plášek, Otto (advisor)
Throughout the operation, the rails are worn and deteriorate. With the increasing speed of rolling stock, along with higher track loads and especially in the vicinity of major traffic hubs with a higher frequency of trains, defects that did not occur to such an extent before or were not considered to be significant, are brought to the forefront of the concerns of track infrastructure managers. Even though these defects are not directly restrictive to traffic operation, they are, in any case, a source of noise and vibration. One of these defects on the railway track is the micro-geometry defect of the running surface of the railhead. In directional curves with radii of less than 600 m or 700 m, defects known as long-pitch corrugation occur on the inner rail. In curves with 300 m or smaller radii, these waves are so distinct that they are a significant source of noise and vibration. In particular, vibrations affect the track surroundings and the track itself, as they cause other defects in the track structure. This dissertation deals with long-pitch corrugation, focusing on the monitoring of wave generation and development over time. The verification of the possibility to track the development of slip waves over time is the basis for possible future models predicting the development of defects. Numerous measurements of geometric parameters of the track and microgeometry of the railheads, specifically slip waves, have been carried out in the framework of the problem. Using RMS and peak-to-peak methods, the rate of development of defects over time and the relationship with other track parameters were evaluated. Based on the obtained development curves, intervals for further maintenance interventions were estimated. A part of the thesis focuses on the deficiency or excess of cant concerning the development of long-pitch corrugation.
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