Determining the spatial coordinates of traction rolling stock using signals from unlimited track circuits with a locomotive receiver
https://doi.org/10.4973/0201-727X_2025_4_199
Abstract
Determining the spatial coordinates of locomotives, special self-propelled rolling stock, and the head cars of multiple-unit rolling stock is a fundamental task for train control systems. To solve this problem, floor-mounted sensors, odometry devices, and global navigation satellite system receivers have become widely used. Based on the mathematical apparatus of four-terminal network theory, this paper proposes calculation expressions for determining the current under the receiver coils of moving rolling stock at any position along the track. These same expressions can be considered as transcendental equations for determining the spatial coordinates of a traction rolling stock unit based on the known signal current under the receiving coils with a given adjustment at the feeder end.
The obtained results can be used as mathematical support for solving the problem of positioning traction rolling stock under conditions of unstable operation of global navigation satellite systems.
About the Authors
E. N. RosenbergRussian Federation
Rosenberg Efim Naumovich, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Professor, First Deputy General Director
V. S. Kuzmin
Russian Federation
Kuzmin Vladislav Sergeevich, Candidate of Engineering Sciences, Leading Researcher of the Research Department of the Center for Intelligent and Software Solutions of the Scientific and Technical Complex of Intelligent Monitoring and Control Systems
A. V. Ozerov
Russian Federation
Ozerov Alexey Valerievich, Head of International Department, Head of Intellectual Property Management Centre
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For citations:
Rosenberg E.N., Kuzmin V.S., Ozerov A.V. Determining the spatial coordinates of traction rolling stock using signals from unlimited track circuits with a locomotive receiver. Vestnik Rostovskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta Putej Soobshcheniya. 2025;(4):199-206. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.4973/0201-727X_2025_4_199
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