Web of Detectors

January 12, 2018 | Author: Anonymous | Category: Science, Health Science, Pediatrics
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Web of Detectors “Never Stop A Train For Mechanical Failure”

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Dale Cassels ACACSO May 2013

Joint Wayside Diagnostic System - JWDS  Goal – Proactive identification of mechanical risks to minimize line of road stops — Eliminate mechanical-caused line of road stops and derailments — Reduce the stress state of our Railroad — Centralized repository for ALL detector data — Identifies and prioritizes conditions we want to know — Enables car inspectors to move from finders to fixers

 CSX, UP and NS share software and rules logic through the JWDS Consortium.

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Joint Wayside Diagnostic System - JWDS

Before JWDS, we were

REACTIVE to what the detector was telling us. Now… we are

PROACTIVE as to what the equipment is telling us.

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Web of Detector Acronyms   

ABD – Acoustic Bearing —

AEI - Automated Equipment Identification —

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Radio Frequency based system that reads car and locomotive tags  Allows us to piece the defect information to the car and position on the car in JWDS

HBD/WTD – Hot Bearing – Wheel Temperature — —



Listens to passing trains for bearing & locomotive gear defects – early warning

HBD measures the temperature of roller bearings and reports defects as an axle count from head end of train WTD measures heat on wheels to see cars in trains that are in braking and should not be or cars not braking that should – Effective Braking & overheating wheels

OGD – Optical Geometry - Truck Performance —

Laser/Vision system to measure the relationship between the wheel flange and the rail gauge

WILD – Wheel Impact Load, Hunting Truck & Overload-Imbalanced Load —

Measure wheel impacts in both horizontal and vertical directions to determine the degree of wheel impacts and loading conditions of cars

WPD – Wheel Profile —

Laser/Vision System to measure wheel profiles thresholding for AAR/FRA defects such as: High Flange, Thin Rim or Thin Flange, Hollow Worn etc.

Combined Wheel & Bearing Temperature

Bearing Detector

Deflector

Hot Wheel

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Hot Wheel Detector – data displayed

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Damage from Dragging Brakes

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Hot Bearing Detector - CyberScan

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Networked Hot Bearing Detector Data

Bearing Temp Rising

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What are the benefits of Trended Temp Data?

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Wheel Profile Detector – Hump Installation

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Wheel Profile Detector – Line of Road

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Wheel Profile Detector Lasers & Cameras

IEM WISE®

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WPD Threshold Settings (in 16ths) Rim Thickness: LT 12/16 - 14/16 (33”/36”) Flange Thickness: LT 14/16 Flange Height: GT 24/16

FRA Condemning (in 16ths) Rim Thickness: LT 11 Flange Thickness: LT 14 Flange Height: GT 24

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Machine Vision - Brake Shoe – at Hump

Light Sources

Camera

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Notification of Worn Brake Shoes

“We got a thin brake shoe on the R3 wheel of this car!”

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Dragging Equipment Detector

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Optical Geometry Detector OGD

Wheel Sensors

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Distance to the surface of the wheel, mm

OGD: Principle of Operation

140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 0

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Distance along the rail, mm

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OGD, Conditions Measured:

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Acoustic Bearing Detector – south of Waycross

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Acoustic Bearing Detector

Microphones

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Bearing Faults from Acoustic Detectors

Cup

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More Bearing Faults from Acoustic Detectors

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Wheel Impact Load Detector

Strain Gages to measure vertical & lateral forces

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WILD Wheels This wheel was measured with 153,000 pounds of force banging on the rail with every rotation.

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This wheel shows initial flat spots developing.

Automatic Equipment Identification Reader - AEI

Antenna

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Processor

Our Supersites have co-located equipment Hot Bearing

AEI WILD & Hunting Truck

Acoustic Acoustic

Wheel Profile Optical Geometry

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The Web of Detectors Selkirk, NY

Voorheesville, NY

Springfield, PA

Grafton, Ohio

Sleepy Creek MD

Pendleton, IN

Lowell, WV

Self Creek, AL

Supersites WILD Only Wheel Profile Test Site

Carson, VA

Queensgate, OH Walthourville, GA

Johnson City, TN HagueApproximately 706 HBD’s CSX System , GA 850Today, hot bearing detectors

are networked and

Locations MP 4 wk Unique 8 wk Unique 12 wk Unique Springfield QD 108.6 53,015 83,055 108,002 Hague ANA611.0 45,524 70,142 90,633 Cartersville 0WA47.4 38,931 65,329 86,942 Sleepy Creek BA 118.7 40,057 63,366 82,623 Self Creek 000371.8 32,538 52,145 68,499 Carson A33.8 30,996 49,453 65,727 Lowell CA345.1 17,243 24,567 30,779 Johnson City Z125.5 16,221 22,310 26,889 Total Unique Cars 274,525 430,367 560,094

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Cartersville , GA

Waycross, trending, and we are GA adding more as we

replace older equipment….

Testing Out New Technology

 What’s in the pipeline? — Using Thermal Imaging Cameras to find Hot Wheels/Hot Bearings — Acoustic monitoring for locomotive bearings — Machine Vision for coupler securement

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Thermal Wheel Imaging – Prototype

Hot Bearing

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Hot Wheel

Thermal Wheel Imaging – Prototype

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