The application of condition monitoring techniques to rail vehicle and infrastructure is increasingly adopted as a mean to improve realiability and availability in the railway filed and to reduce manteniance costs by switching from time-based to event-driven manteniance polices. This paper reports on a research project aiming at the application of condition monitoring concepts to conventional railway lines. The paper presents the characteristics of a prototype monitoring system which was installed on a E464 locomotive and preliminary results obtained during a period of over a year of locomotive revenue service on Italian conventional lines.

A system for the condition monitoring of railway bogies and of the infrastructure

ALFI, STEFANO;MAZZOLA, LAURA;LIU, XIAOYUAN;CACCIALANZA, MATTEO MARIA;BRUNI, STEFANO
2016-01-01

Abstract

The application of condition monitoring techniques to rail vehicle and infrastructure is increasingly adopted as a mean to improve realiability and availability in the railway filed and to reduce manteniance costs by switching from time-based to event-driven manteniance polices. This paper reports on a research project aiming at the application of condition monitoring concepts to conventional railway lines. The paper presents the characteristics of a prototype monitoring system which was installed on a E464 locomotive and preliminary results obtained during a period of over a year of locomotive revenue service on Italian conventional lines.
2016
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Railway Bogies and Running Gears (Bogie '16)
978-963-9058-38-5
PHM, condition based monitoring, fault diagnosis
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