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25권 3호 663-672 2024 [IJAT]

제목 Enhancing Train Coupling Simulation by Incorporating Speed-Dependent Energy Absorber Characteristics Through a Deep Neural Network
분야 Body and Safety
언어 English
저자 Jun Hyeok Hwang(Korea Railroad Research Institute), Hyun-Seung Jung(Korea Railroad Research Institute), Jin Sung Kim( Korea Railroad Research Institute), Seung Ho Ahn(Korea Railroad Research Institute), Hyung Gyeun Gil(KOBA)
Key Words Hydrostatic buff er · Speed-dependent characteristics · Train coupling simulation · Deep neural network · Multibody dynamics
초록 Recently, hydrostatic buffers have emerged as energy-absorbing components in railway vehicles. These buffers exhibit speed-dependent characteristics, with their reaction forces contingent upon compression displacement and speed. However, when dealing with a hydrostatic buffer with an unknown characteristic function in dynamic simulations, accommodating its speed-dependent attributes becomes a challenging task. In this study, we proposed a method for simulating train couplings that incorporates the speed-dependent characteristics of a hydrostatic buffer by utilizing a deep neural network (DNN). Our methodology involved the training of a DNN-based speed-dependent buffer model using empirical data obtained from dynamic buffer tests. Subsequently, this model was applied to a multibody dynamics simulation for train coupling analysis. A critical aspect of this study involved comparing speed-dependent and speed-independent models in a train coupling scenario. This comparison reveals a significant insight: neglecting speed-dependent characteristics in coupling simulations can lead to inaccurate train-coupling safety assessments. The DNN-based method demonstrated its effectiveness, even with limited test data and when the mathematical speed-dependent characteristic function of the buffer is unknown.
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