DSF/prEN 14363
Railway applications - Testing and Simulation for the acceptance of running characteristics of railway vehicles - Running Behaviour and stationary tests
| Organization: | DS |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 187 |
| ICS Code (Railway rolling stock in general): | 45.060.01 |
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This document defines the process for assessment of the running characteristics of railway vehicles for the European network of standard gauge tracks (nominally 1 435 mm). In addition to the assessment of the running characteristics of vehicles for acceptance processes, the standard also defines quantities and dependencies that are not directly used for acceptance purposes. This information is for example intended for the validation of simulation models. It can also be used to define operating conditions outside the reference conditions to be used for the approval. The assessment of running characteristics applies to vehicles which: - are newly developed; - have had relevant design modifications; or - have changes in their operating conditions. The assessment process is based on specified target test conditions (see 3.1) given in this document and applies to reference conditions (see 3.2) of infrastructure also defined herein in combination with the maximum operating conditions (speed and cant deficiency) defined for the vehicle. The standard also enables the demonstration of compliance against the target test conditions for the case that their combination is not achievable during tests. NOTE 1 National regulations may allow the increase or decrease of the values for speed and cant deficiency for local operation based on safety considerations taking into account the local characteristics of the infrastructure (track layout, track structure, track geometrical quality and contact conditions). These characteristics can be different from those included in the assessment for the vehicle acceptance. NOTE 2 For infrastructure conditions more severe than the reference conditions safe operation of the vehicle is achieved by general operating rules. These operating rules are defined on national basis. The procedure to evaluate these operating rules is out of the scope of this standard. NOTE 3 It is generally current practice to restrict cant deficiency in ...
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