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Page 1: Evaluation of assessments using quantities based on EN 14363 · Evaluation of assessments using quantities based on EN 14363 O. Polach Final Meeting Frankfurt am Main, September 27,

Evaluation of assessments using quantities based on EN 14363

O. PolachFinal Meeting

Frankfurt am Main, September 27, 2013

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Contents

§ Data assessed by analogy with EN 14363

§ Validation limits proposed by project partners

§ Evaluation and agreement on preliminary validation limits

§ Summary

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Evaluation of comparisons simulation - measurement

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§ Validation exercises (sections) selected from DynoTRAIN WP 1 on-track tests:• Locomotive and passenger coach: 17 track sections• Freight wagons: 14 track sections

§ Evaluation of comparisons simulation – measurement• Single values processed and evaluated by analogy with EN 14363:

ü Quasi-static values (50%-values)ü Dynamic values (0.15%/99.85%-values, RMS-values)

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Subjective assessments Validation Metrics

Evaluation of quasi-static and dynamic values by analogy with EN 14363

Curvature

Measured quantity

A B

C D

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A set of comparisons simulation – measurement

§ Evaluation of differences between simulation and measurement• Comparison of each pair simulation – measurement• Automated processing of all results

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Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No. Ex. No.

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Y11qst kN 10.460 10.404 -2.445 11.146 2.217 7.341 -2.855 -0.772 -0.575 -0.904 -1.831 -1.224 -7.417 4.023 -8.583 0.501 -4.156Y12qst kN 9.546 10.145 -4.036 7.467 -5.577 -0.159 -12.739 -1.591 4.400 0.725 0.373 -4.449 -4.232 -6.003 -5.998 -2.608 -0.487Y21qst kN -3.031 -1.827 -4.051 -2.889 1.292 -4.020 0.720 -0.898 3.402 1.236 0.190 -0.525 2.031 -0.296 -5.647 1.551 5.452Y22qst kN 6.432 1.911 -2.528 -5.332 -0.618 -4.890 0.355 -1.828 -1.155 -0.229 -0.466 2.443 -0.186 -2.509 1.058 -2.671 5.064Q11qst kN 9.183 9.224 -3.498 3.561 -1.130 1.082 1.125 -2.315 -4.908 -3.811 -3.324 -0.679 -3.266 3.282 -7.590 0.903 -2.342Q12qst kN 14.280 13.458 7.007 9.060 -2.725 6.879 -3.629 6.865 3.346 4.935 4.340 2.229 5.900 -2.817 6.771 1.831 9.257Q21qst kN -10.956 -10.985 -4.517 -8.868 6.466 -5.916 7.469 -0.360 -0.637 -0.943 -0.397 7.999 -0.233 -0.243 0.226 2.350 -3.061Q22qst kN 3.010 3.240 12.726 9.711 5.476 11.764 4.469 8.927 -1.938 -1.447 -1.338 8.018 11.672 8.754 10.004 -6.731 0.556

Y/Q11qst [-] 0.043 0.045 -0.009 0.080 0.034 0.057 -0.032 -0.008 -0.005 -0.009 -0.019 -0.014 -0.043 0.023 -0.060 0.006 -0.037Y/Q12qst [-] 0.044 0.056 -0.085 0.063 -0.037 -0.031 -0.093 -0.017 0.040 0.006 0.003 -0.046 -0.096 -0.057 -0.074 -0.023 -0.006Y/Q21qst [-] -0.021 -0.012 -0.031 -0.022 0.012 -0.031 0.005 -0.009 0.034 0.011 0.001 -0.010 0.019 -0.002 -0.059 0.007 0.058Y/Q22qst [-] 0.061 0.018 -0.040 -0.065 -0.008 -0.065 -0.001 -0.020 -0.011 -0.003 -0.005 0.021 -0.005 -0.030 0.008 0.001 0.061SY1qst kN 0.911 0.037 1.420 3.753 -7.760 7.497 -10.049 -3.269 3.856 -2.313 -1.925 -3.396 -3.269 9.415 2.391 -2.141 -4.571SY2qst kN 6.079 5.469 -6.560 -7.960 0.690 -9.015 1.260 -3.088 3.710 -1.177 -1.088 1.924 2.181 1.947 -4.661 -4.420 0.284

Y11 kN 9.643 26.481 3.361 24.852 7.617 24.694 -0.389 -9.429 -10.569 6.203 20.782 -3.896 -10.765 4.540 -7.020 0.746 -2.603Y12 kN 8.196 7.627 -3.963 9.389 -4.638 3.013 -3.130 -22.698 -10.136 3.098 9.479 -1.784 -10.624 -4.649 -3.938 -1.764 1.709Y21 kN -4.301 -4.738 -4.561 -10.280 0.932 1.363 0.942 -1.813 -17.951 -3.297 1.066 3.482 -1.659 -2.327 -11.078 -0.902 16.710Y22 kN 6.538 1.312 -3.275 -6.104 3.128 -5.762 4.245 -10.227 -20.530 -1.315 -2.811 3.155 0.218 -0.944 -0.003 1.690 5.221

Q11max kN 10.414 31.348 -3.227 -0.385 10.335 7.152 6.700 -3.816 -11.139 2.481 7.210 -1.940 -3.881 11.565 -0.576 1.558 -0.130Q12max kN 13.408 24.260 6.264 9.640 6.708 -0.746 -5.311 2.636 -0.166 6.137 10.513 2.668 -4.405 -2.183 3.328 -5.471 6.398Q21max kN -9.344 -9.655 -13.043 -30.597 3.875 -8.173 13.468 -4.015 -4.760 -4.989 6.062 8.549 0.971 -4.032 3.852 3.607 -0.931Q22max kN 4.960 3.750 10.342 10.359 14.556 6.536 5.555 7.981 -3.112 4.722 2.070 7.635 14.494 10.849 13.318 -11.020 -2.754

Nomenclature Unit

Exer

cise

1

Exer

cise

2

Exer

cise

3

68 values

34 values

Sv - Mv

Quantity ΣYqst

Quantity Yqst

Sv – simulated valueMv – measured value

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Process for comparisons of values based on EN 14363

§ The comparisons of the simulation and measurement values by analogy with EN 14363 can be automated

§ Therefore, it was the decided:• To agree on the preliminary validation limits• To carry out all assessments on the same manner

§ Partners were asked to provide proposals of validation approach and limits based on their experience

§ The proposals provided by partners should take into account:• Error in the measurement of running dynamics quantities• Errors in the measurement of track layout and track irregularities• Error in the measurement of rail profiles and wheel profiles• Scatter of the test conditions as e.g. friction coefficient between wheel

and rail• Generally the stochastic character of the test results

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Contents

§ Data assessed by analogy with EN 14363

§ Validation limits proposed by project partners

§ Evaluation and agreement on preliminary validation limits

§ Summary

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§ The proposals for validation limits provided by partner varied significantly§ Categorisation of diverging proposals for validation limits:

1. Percentage of measured value (relative difference)2. A value decreasing when the measured value approaches the vehicle acceptance limit3. Constant value (absolute difference)

Validation limits proposed for the assessment based on EN 14363

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Area where the assessment condition is

satisfied

Measured value

Simulated value

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Validation limits proposed for the assessment based on EN 14363

§ Functions describing the validation limits proposed by the project partners

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Area fulfilling the validation condition

Sv

Mv

Sv

Mv

Vehicle acceptance

limit Sv

Mv

Sv

Mv

Sv

Mv

Sv

Mv

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Contents

§ Data assessed by analogy with EN 14363

§ Validation limits proposed by project partners

§ Evaluation and agreement on preliminary validation limits

§ Summary

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Examples of validation limitsQuasi-static guiding force

Proposals WP5 partners

EN 14363 limitSv = Mv

EN 14363 limit

Mean of all proposals

Mv [kN]

Sv [kN]

Agreed validation limit:5 kN

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Examples of validation limits Wheel load

Proposals WP5 partners

EN 14363 limitSv = Mv

EN 14363 limit

Mean of all proposals

Mv [kN]

Sv [kN]

Agreed validation limit:15 kN

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Examples of validation limits Ratio Y/Q

Proposals WP5 partners

EN 14363 limitSv = Mv

EN 14363 limit

Mean of all proposals

Mv [-]

Sv [-]

Agreed validation limit:0.10

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Examples of validation limits Sum of guiding forces

Proposals WP5 partners

EN 14363 limitSv = Mv

EN 14363 limit

Mean of all proposals

Mv [kN]

Sv [kN]

Agreed validation limit:9 kN

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Contents

§ Data assessed by analogy with EN 14363

§ Validation limits proposed by project partners

§ Evaluation and agreement on preliminary validation limits

§ Summary

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Summary

§ Comparisons of the simulation and measurement values by analogy with EN 14363 were carried out in the part of the test track with constant curvature

§ Inside this part of the test track, the simulation and measurement values were filtered and processed according to EN 14363

§ No statistical assessment according to EN 14363 was considered; the simulation and measurement values were compared section by section

§ Project partners provided their proposals for the validation limits to be used for each assessed quantity

§ The validation limits proposed by the partners considered:• Error in the measurement of running dynamic quantity and other measurement

errors (track irregularities, wheel and rail profiles…) as well as scatter of test conditions

• Relation of the simulation and measurement values to the limit for vehicle acceptance according to EN 14363

§ The proposals were compared and preliminary validation limit for all investigated quantities based on EN 14363 agreed

§ The comparisons of the simulation and measurement values based on EN 14363 were conducted on the same manner for all model configurations using the agreed preliminary validation limits

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