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Electric traction is the most favorable power supply for electric railways, both ecologically and economically. It is essential for urban mass transit and high-speed trains, with reliability hinging on contact lines that must function effectively in all climates with minimal maintenance. The challenge intensifies for overhead contact lines that must ensure safe power transmission for trains exceeding 250 km/h. Drawing on extensive global experience, the authors offer detailed insights into the configuration, mechanical and electrical design, installation, operation, and maintenance of contact lines for both local and long-distance transportation systems, including high-speed lines. Railway professionals, contact line system manufacturers, students, and newcomers to the field will find practical guidance on planning and implementation, along with product descriptions, specifications, and technical data, including relevant standards and regulations. The book emphasizes the interaction between power supply components, particularly contact lines and pantographs. Additionally, consultant engineers can utilize the system aspects discussed as a foundation for designing systems and interfaces with other subsystems in electric railway engineering. The content is further enriched with examples of operational systems.
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Contact Lines for Electric Railways, Axel Schmieder, Friedrich Kießling, Rainer Puschmann, Egid Schneider
- Language
- Released
- 2017
- Binding
- (Hardcover)
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- Title
- Contact Lines for Electric Railways
- Subtitle
- Planning, Design, Implementation, Maintenance
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Publicis
- Released
- 2017
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 994
- ISBN10
- 3895784206
- ISBN13
- 9783895784200
- Series
- Description
- Electric traction is the most favorable power supply for electric railways, both ecologically and economically. It is essential for urban mass transit and high-speed trains, with reliability hinging on contact lines that must function effectively in all climates with minimal maintenance. The challenge intensifies for overhead contact lines that must ensure safe power transmission for trains exceeding 250 km/h. Drawing on extensive global experience, the authors offer detailed insights into the configuration, mechanical and electrical design, installation, operation, and maintenance of contact lines for both local and long-distance transportation systems, including high-speed lines. Railway professionals, contact line system manufacturers, students, and newcomers to the field will find practical guidance on planning and implementation, along with product descriptions, specifications, and technical data, including relevant standards and regulations. The book emphasizes the interaction between power supply components, particularly contact lines and pantographs. Additionally, consultant engineers can utilize the system aspects discussed as a foundation for designing systems and interfaces with other subsystems in electric railway engineering. The content is further enriched with examples of operational systems.