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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2004 No.8INFLUENCE OF LIQUID AND MICRO-ROUGHNESS BETWEEN WHEEL AND RAIL ON THE FATIGUE DAMAGE OF CONTACT SURFACE

INFLUENCE OF LIQUID AND MICRO-ROUGHNESS

BETWEEN WHEEL AND RAIL ON THE FATIGUE

DAMAGE OF CONTACT SURFACE

 

Jiang Xiaoyu

(Department of Applied Mechanical Engineering, Southwestern Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)

Jin Xuesong

(National Traction Power Laboratory, Southwestern Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)

 

Abstract: The elastic-plastic contact problem between rail and wheel is analyzed when the micro-roughness on contact surface and the liquid existing on rail surface are considered. The stresses on contact surface are obtained. A series of peak values of stresses exist on contact surface, which made the material on the surface of rail and wheel go into plasticity. There exist severe residual stresses on the surface of rail when the contact load is unloaded. After the wheel running many times on the rail, the plastic deformation on the rail would accumulate and the surface of rail would fatigue. The contact stresses and residual stresses on contact surface are given for the case of no liquid existing on contact surface and the case of liquid existing on contact surface. The stresses at crack tip for different surfacial micro-crack are analyzed for the case of no liquid existing on contact surface and the case of liquid existing on contact surface. The crack is easier to grow and will make the surface of wheel and rail to peel off in the case of liquid existing on contact surface.

Key words: Frictional contact  Liquid  Elasticity-Plasticity  Micro-crack on surface

CLC No: U211.5

国家自然科学基金(5993510)、全国优秀博士论文奖励计划、牵引动力国家重点实验室开放课题和西南交通大学校基金(2001B06)资助项目. Received 20030630, received in revised form 20040312

  

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