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PROBLEM OF INCREASING THE ACCURACY OF RAILWAY CARRIAGES WEIGHING IN MOTION

Denis M. Senyanskiy

Abstract

In this work we represent our experience in building railroad scales for weighing carriages in motion. A moving train weighing process consists of load cells signal filtration, axle weight calculation and carriage and locomotive identification. We created several filtration algorithms for clearing a load cell signal from bad oscillations that take place in a system. Also we built a carriage identification algorithm that determines how many carriages are being weighed at the moment. The difficulty in this field is that there are a lot of different types of carriages and locomotives on the railways of The Russian Federation, all of them have different lengths, axle arrangements and bases. Also we are working on a scales for weighing tanks with liquids in motion.

Keywords
railroad scales for weighing in motion
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PWC-2003-TC3-027.pdf
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IMEKO TC
TC3 - Measurement of Force, Mass, Torque, and Gravity

Event details

Event
XVII IMEKO World Congress
Place
Dubrovnik, CROATIA
Time
22 June 2003 - 28 June 2003
Website
http://www.hmd.hr/imeko/

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