H.N. Linsbauer's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Rolling contact between railway wheels and rails may cause damage, usually and most common, fatigue damage in both contacting partners, wheel and rail. In this contribution attention is focused on a particularly severe crack type damage and mechanism in rails due to rolling light weight wheels such as encountered in the subway mass transport system...
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... From Table 1 it can be seen that parameters such as F, R, 2a and the contact patch size are close to the real values [19]. The absolute reduction in diameter was 0.6 mm for damage band 1 and 0.2 mm for damage band 3 (for the shaft as well as for the ring). ...