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第 45 卷     第 5 期                      摩擦学学报(中英文)                                       Vol 45   No 5
            2025  年 5  月                                 Tribology                                   May, 2025

            DOI: 10.16078/j.tribology.2023280        CSTR: 32261.14.j.tribology.2023280
            王任侠, 项载毓, 陈伟, 莫继良, 周仲荣. 闸片摩擦块尺寸设计对高速列车制动振动噪声的调控作用[J]. 摩擦学学报(中英文),
            2025, 45(5): 734−744.    WANG Renxia, XIANG Zaiyu, CHEN Wei, MO Jiliang, ZHOU Zhongrong. Regulatory Effect of Brake
            Pad Friction Block Size Design on the Vibration and Noise for High-Speed Train Braking[J]. Tribology, 2025, 45(5): 734−744.



                              闸片摩擦块尺寸设计对高速列车

                                    制动振动噪声的调控作用




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                                       王任侠 , 项载毓 , 陈  伟 , 莫继良 , 周仲荣              1*
                                   (1. 西南交通大学 机械工程学院 摩擦学研究所,四川 成都 610031;
                                           2. 广西大学 机械工程学院,广西 南宁 530004)
                摘   要: 在自主研制的高速列车制动性能模拟试验台上,开展不同摩擦块尺寸参数下的制动摩擦学试验,进一步
                地,基于试验装置主要结构搭建其有限元模型并开展摩擦块磨损仿真,在此基础上开展复模态和瞬态动力学分析,
                探讨闸片摩擦块尺寸参数对制动摩擦振动噪声特性的调控效果及作用机理. 结果表明:摩擦块尺寸对制动摩擦振动
                噪声具有显著影响,合适的摩擦块尺寸可有效抑制摩擦振动噪声;摩擦块与制动盘滑动摩擦过程中,制动界面摩擦
                热主要集中于切入端区域,尺寸适当的摩擦块可以使得制动界面摩擦热均匀分布并改善界面摩擦学行为,进而抑
                制摩擦振动噪声. 在本文中试验条件下,摩擦块尺寸对制动系统固有特性未产生明显影响,但显著影响了制动界面
                接触应力和磨损的分布及数值,最大接触应力随着摩擦块尺寸的增大而减小. 因此,在高速列车制动闸片参数设计
                中,应当结合制动系统结构及服役工况,充分考虑摩擦块尺寸对制动摩擦振动噪声特性的影响,进而设计合理的摩
                擦块尺寸参数.
                关键词: 高速列车; 摩擦制动; 摩擦块; 尺寸参数; 摩擦振动噪声
                中图分类号: TH117.2; U271.91            文献标志码: A                文章编号: 1004-0595(2025)05–0734–11


                Regulatory Effect of Brake Pad Friction Block Size Design on the
                          Vibration and Noise for High-Speed Train Braking


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                           WANG Renxia , XIANG Zaiyu , CHEN Wei , MO Jiliang , ZHOU Zhongrong

                                    (1. Tribology Research Institute, School of Mechanical Engineering,
                                     Southwest Jiaotong University, Sichuan Chengdu 610031, China;
                           2. School of Mechanical Engineering, Guangxi University, Guangxi Nanning 530004, China)
                 Abstract: The friction braking mode of high-speed trains mainly converts the kinetic energy of the train into thermal
                 energy through the frictional action between the brake pad and the brake disc to achieve deceleration. Therefore, there is
                 a strong frictional action between the brake pad and the brake disc. The frictional action of the brake disc/pad is prone to
                 generate  high-frequency,  high-intensity  friction-induced  vibration  and  noise,  and  temperature  accumulation  at  the
                 interface, which puts higher requirements and new challenges on the structural parameter design of the brake pad. As the
                 friction  material  on  the  brake  pad,  the  friction  block  needs  to  exhibit  sufficient  and  stable  tribological  performance
                 during the braking process of high-speed trains. The unreasonable design of the friction block will directly affect the


            Received 21 December 2023, revised 2 April 2024, accepted 7 April 2024, available online 2 July 2024.
            *Corresponding author. E-mail: zrzhou@swjtu.cn, Tel: +86-28-87600971.
            This project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (U22A20181, 52305187) and the Guangxi Natural
            Science Foundation (2023GXNSFBA026326).
            国家自然科学基金项目(U22A20181, 52305187)和广西自然科学基金项目(2023GXNSFBA026326)资助.
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