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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2005 No.7Dynamics of Maglev Vehicle/ Guideway Systems(I)——Magnet/rail interaction and system stability
Dynamics of Maglev Vehicle/ Guideway Systems(I)——Magnet/rail interaction and system stability

 

Zhai Wanming 

(Traction Power State Key Laboratory, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)

Zhao Chunfa

(Department of Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)

 

Abstract: Dynamic responses of maglev vehicle/guideway system have important influence on running safety, ride comfort and system costs, which are crucial factors for maglev train commercial application. As the first part of the series paper, the essential issue of maglev vehicle/guideway system dynamics is discussed, including the magnet/rail interaction and the dynamic stability. Remarkable advance has been made on the 2-diemesional theoretical analysis and dynamic simulation of magnet/rail interaction. It is necessary to carry out theoretical analyses and experimental studies on the 3-diemensional magnet/rail interaction in the future. The magnet suspension stability, single magnet/guideway system stability and dynamic stability of simple maglev vehicle/guideway system had been investigated in the past thirty years. In order to meet the demand of developing the commercial maglev system, it is suggested to investigate as soon as possible the dynamic stability of the full-scale maglev vehicle/guideway system.

Key words: Maglev vehicle  Elevated-beam  Coupling dynamics  Electromagnetic suspension  Feedback control  Stability

CLC No: U266  U237

国家自然科学基金(50405028)、教育部创新团队计划、四川省应用基础研究计划(02GY029-040)和西南交通大学科技发展基金(2003A14)资助项目. Received 20040630, received in revised form 20050119

 
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