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Rail temperatures play an important role when understanding and predicting rail track instabilities. A rail temperature energy balance model was used, validated with FEA analysis, and compared with field-collected data. Both simplified and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) model are in good agreement. Compared with the collected data, the model reaches an R² of 0.83. Boundary conditions improvements are needed.
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Rail temperature Finite element analysis Prediction models
Citation
Frigeri, Ary Vinicius N.; Minhoto, Manuel; Piloto, Paulo A.G.; Silva, Dyorgge Alves (2020). Prediction models for rail temperatures validated with experimental measurements. In 12th National Congress on Experimental Mechanics (CNME2020). Monte Real (Portugal)