Departamento de Ingeniería Mecánica y Minera
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Ítem An alternative procedure to measure railroad track irregularities. Application to a scaled track(ELSEVIER, 2019) Fernández-Aceituno, Javier; Chamorro, Rosario; Muñoz-Moreno, Sergio; Escalona, José LuisIn this paper an alternative procedure to accurately measure static railroad track irregularities is proposed and applied to a scaled railroad track. The purpose of this work is the determination of highlyprecise measured data in short track segments that needs to be used as input in the validation of railroad computational models that are used for on-board railroad track measurement systems. The procedure consists of the use of a topographic total station combined with a postprocessing of the measured data that reduces misalignment errors and provide the analytical ideal geometry of the track together with its irregular geometry characterized in terms of the magnitudes of track gauge, vertical profile, alignment and cross level. Experimental results are compared to standard magnitudes of full scale tracks showing that real track geometry can differ from PSD-based predicted one. This supports the application of the proposed procedure for an accurate geometric determination of short track segments.Ítem Design and manufacture of a scaled railway track with mechanically variable geometry(NATURE RESEARCH, 2022) Chamorro, Rosario; Fernández-Aceituno, Javier; Urda, Pedro; del-Pozo, Enrique; Escalona, José LuisThe objective of this article is to present the design and manufacture of a scaled railroad track to be used as a laboratory track for the study of different railway applications. It could be a guideline for future laboratory railroad tracks. The ideal concept was based on possible future studies and, according to them, design requirements have been specified. The main characteristic of the track is that its geometry can be mechanically modified and irregularities can be introduced under controlled conditions in any kind of track sections: straight, curved and transition ones. Finally, the current installed track is shown and the performed quality controls are described.