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수돗물 살수 방법의 철도차량 휠-레일 접촉 나노 마모 입자 발생 저감 효과 연구: 공기 질 분석

Study on the Effectiveness of Applying Tap Water Method in Reducing Generation of Nano-sized Wear Particles from the Railway Wheel-rail Contact: Air Quality Analysis

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2024;41(9):681-686.
Published online: September 1, 2024

1 한국철도기술연구원 교통환경연구실

2 과학기술연합대학원대학교 교통시스템공학부

1 Transportation Environmental Research Department, Korea Railroad Research Institute

2 Transportation System Engineering, University of Science and Technology

#E-mail: hwlee@krri.re.kr, TEL: +82-31-460-5690
• Received: May 7, 2024   • Revised: July 1, 2024   • Accepted: July 1, 2024

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Study on the Effectiveness of Applying Tap Water Method in Reducing Generation of Nano-sized Wear Particles from the Railway Wheel-rail Contact: Air Quality Analysis
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Fig. 1 Schematic of experimental setup
Fig. 2 Average particle size mass distribution (M: mass concentration, Dp: particle diameter)
Fig. 3 Reduction rate of particle mass concentration at each particle size for all slip rate range
Fig. 4 Particle size mass distribution at each 1% slip rate range for dry and wet conditions (M: mass concentration, Dp: particle size)
Fig. 5 Reduction rate of particle mass concentration at each particle size at each 1% slip rate range
Fig. 6 Average mass concentration of PM0.02, PM0.03, PM0.01, and PM0.56 with slip rate
Study on the Effectiveness of Applying Tap Water Method in Reducing Generation of Nano-sized Wear Particles from the Railway Wheel-rail Contact: Air Quality Analysis

Chemical compositions of the wheel and rail disks

Chemical compositions (wt %)
Wheel & Rail
C 0.62
Si 0.25
Mn 0.80
P 0.016
S 0.017
Cu 0.07
Ni 0.04
Cr 0.10
Mo 0.02

Hardness and Initial surface roughness of the wheel and rail disks

Hardness (HB) Initial surface roughness (Ra)
Wheel 285 0.24±0.05 μm
Rail 293 0.26±0.08 μm

Total sum of average mass concentration (μg/m3) of PM0.02, PM0.03, PM0.01, and PM0.56 and their reduction rates

PM0.02 PM0.03 PM0.1 PM0.56
Dry 0.098 0.533 452.2 22211.8
Wet 0.310 0.845 70.2 2145.6
Reduction rate -217.2% -58.5% 84.5% 90.3%
Table 1 Chemical compositions of the wheel and rail disks
Table 2 Hardness and Initial surface roughness of the wheel and rail disks
Table 3 Total sum of average mass concentration (μg/m3) of PM0.02, PM0.03, PM0.01, and PM0.56 and their reduction rates