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Technical motto of Congress
Competitiveness and cooperation of the railway industry – the best approach to achieve a global priority for railway transportation.

Theme No. Name of theme
1 Improved Wheel-Rail Interactions
2 Fatigue Life of Wheelsets and their Parts
3 Production Technologies and Logistics, Surface Treatment
4 NDT-Technologies
5 Improving Noise Performance
6 LCC and Maintenance Processes

 

MAIN SECTION

  Authors Company Title Theme No. Main/ Parallel Section Speaker
MONDAY 24th SEP, 10:30-12:00 a.m.
1 C.P. Lonsdale
S.L. Dedmon
J.M. Pilch
Standard Steel, LLC
Burnham, PA, USA
Wheel rim residual stress research using finite element analysis computer simulations. 1 M C.P. Lonsdale
T.M. Rusin Rusin Consulting Corp.
Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, USA
2 B.Darabi Azad University Central Tehran
Branch Engineering Faculty, Tehran Iran
An experimental study of contact geometry effects on rolling contact fatigue in Iranian railway tracks. 1 M B. Darabi
D. Faraji Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Iran
3 B. Volf 73552, Bohumín 4, Bezruèova 285 Czech Republic Deformation resistence, wear and defects of rolling contact surfaces of railway wheels. 1 M B. Volf
4 T. Kato
M. Yamamoto
E. Nakayama
Corporate Research & Development Laboratories, Sumitomo Metals Industries, Ltd, Amagasaki, Japan Evaluation of rolling contact fatigue property at martensite white layer in railway wheel steel. 1 M T. Kato
A. Sugeta Dept.of Mech.System Eng.
Hiroshima Univ., Higashi-Hiroshima
Japan
T. Makita Dept. of Mech. Eng., College of Indust. Tech.; Amagasaki, Japan
Y. Motoyashiki Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency The Institute of Space & Astronautical Science, Sagamihara, Japan
MONDAY 24th SEP, 1:30-3:00 p.m.
5 K. Shimbo
Y. Takeshita
T. Fujimura
Osaka Steel Works, Sumitomo Metals Industries, Ltd, Osaka Japan Fundamental investigation of high impact wheel. 1 M T. Kato
T. Kato Corporate Research & Development Laboratories, Sumitomo Metals Industries, Ltd, Amagasaki, Japan
6 M. Sitarz
K. Chruzik
A. Manka
Department of Railway Engineering Silesian University of Technology
Katowice, Poland
Influence of mechanical properties of ER7 steel on the stress distribution in monoblock wheels. (Braking taken into account) 1 M A. Manka
7 T. Vernersson CHARMEC, Chalmers University of Technology / Epsilon HighTech
Göteborg, Sweden
Temperatures at railway tread braking – a parametric study. 1 M T. Vernersson
R. Lundén Chalmers Applied Mechanics
CHARMEC, Göteborg, Sweden
8 L. Boronkai
B. Kämpfer
F.J. Weber
Siemens Transportation Systems GmbH & Co KG, Eggenbergerstr 3
A-8021 Graz, Austria
Application of multibody simulation for optimal wheelset design. 1 M F.J. Weber
MONDAY 24th SEP, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
9 F.C. Robles Hernandez Transportation Technology Center
Inc. Pueblo, CO 81003, USA
Investigation of the effect of defects on wheel fatigue performance life. 1 M Daniel H. Stone
V. S. Sura
L. Liu
Y. Liu
S. Mahadevan
Vanderbilt University, Box 1831-B
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN 37235, USA
Daniel H. Stone Hunter Holliday Consulting, Pueblo CO, USA
10 R. Gallo
D. Sala
F. Lombardo
S. Cervello
Lucchini Sidermeccanica SpA
Via G. Paglia 45, 24065 Lovere, Italy
Simulation of dynamic loads on resilient wheel during critical service condition. 1 M R. Gallo
11 A. Bhattacharyya
B. Roy
R.S.Tewari
The steel Authority of India, Ltd.
Durgapur Steel, Plant, India
Determination of the energy required to reverse the residual stresses in the rim of a coach wheel. 2 M Daniel H. Stone
D.H. Stone Hunter Holiday Consulting 503
N.Main St. Suite 546
Pueblo, CO, 81003, USA
J.Hannafious
B.Rajkumar
TTCI Pueblo, CO, USA
12 M. Ishida
T. Ban
S. Fukagai
Railway Technical Research Institute Tokyo, Japan Friction moderating system for wheel/rail interface to reduce wear and prevent corrugations in sharp curves. 1 M M. Ishida
M. Ogata East Japan Railway Company
Tokyo, Japan
TUESDAY 25th SEP, 8:30-10:00 a.m.
13 M.J.M.M. Steenbergen Delft University of Technology
Delft, Netherlands
Wheel-rail impact due to wheel flats: Theory, detection and standardization. 1 M M.J.M.M. Steenbergen
14 M. Diener Laboratory for Nanometallurgy, ETH
Zurich; Zurich, Switzerland
Development of testing methodologies according to fracture mechanics criteria applied to railways solid wheels. 2 M M. Diener
A. Ghidini
R. Forcella
J. Schneider
Lucchini Sidermeccanica, Lovere
Italy
15 S. Beretta
M. Carboni
A. Lo Conte
Department of Mechanical Engineering Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy Impact of corrosion upon fatigue properties of A1N steel. 2 M S. Beretta
16 F. Cocheteux
J. Benabes
F. Bumbieler
SNCF Agence d’Essai Ferroviaire 21 avenue Salvador Allende France
94407 Vitry-sur-Seine Cedex, France
A new method to estimate the wheel life in MULTI-AXIAL fatigue under service loads. 2 M F. Cocheteux
T. Palin-Luc
N. Saintier
ENSAM, Université Bordeaux 1 Laboratoire Matériaux Endommagement Fiabilité et Ingeniérie des Procédés (EA2727) Esplanade des Arts et Métiers 33405 Talence Cedex, France
TUESDAY 25th SEP, 10:30-12:00 a.m.
17 M. Luke
I. Varfolomeyev
Fraunhofer Institute for Mechanics of Materials, Freiburg, Germany Specification of inspection intervals for railway axles based on fracture mechanics methodology. 2 M M. Luke
K. Lütkepohl
A. Esderts
Institute for Plant Engineering an Fatigue Analysis Technical University Clausthal, Germany
18 F. Bumbieler SNCF : Agence d’Essai Ferroviaire 21
avenue Salvador Allende - 94407 Vitry-sur-Seine (France)
Fretting-Fatigue phenomenon on TGV axles: Initiation and propagation aspects. 2 M F. Bumbieler
F. Demilly
F. Demilly
Y. Flament
VALDUNES BP 12 59125 Trith Saint Léger (France)
K. Kubiak
S. Fouvry
Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamique des Systemes 36 avenue Guy de Collonge - 69134 ECULLY France
19 P. Feraud SNCF: Agence d’Essai Ferroviaire 21 avenue Salvador Allende - F - 94407 Vitry-sur-Seine Influence of corrosion on the behaviour of wheelsets in service. 2 M P. Feraud
J.J. Viet SNCF: Direction des Audits de Sécurité 20, rue de Rome F- 75008 Paris
M. Diener ETH Zürich : Laboratorium für Nanometallurgie, Wolfgang-Pauli-Strasse 10 CH-8093 Zürich
M. Grab Deutsche Bahn, DB Systemtechnik (TZF 25) Pionierstrabe 10 D-32423 Minden
20 V. Vampola
M. Novosad
Bonatrans Group, a.s.Technical Section, Revoluèní 1234, Bohumín Czech Republic Influence of hardened surface on fatigue properties. 2 M V. Vampola
TUESDAY 25th SEP, 1:30-3:00 p.m.
21 A. Brinkmann
T. Gerlach
A. Hövels
Gutehoffnungshütte Radsatz GmbH
Gartenstraße 40, 46145 Oberhausen Germany
A modulary structurised design and dimensioning procedure of the development of independent wheel axles for low floor rail vehicles. 2 M T. Gerlach
M. Mongold Siemens Transportation Systems GmbH&Co KG, Graz, Austria
22 Z. Knésl
L. Kunz
P. Hutaø
L. Náhlík
Institute of Physics of Materials
Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno
Czech Republic
Model analysis of fatigue crack growth during EN 13262 wheel standard testing. 2 M P. Matušek
P. Matušek BONATRANS a.s., Bohumín
Czech Republic
23 S. Cervello
D. Ongaro
Lucchini Sidermeccanica SpA, Lovere Italy Fretting fatigue in railway axles.
New design approaches.
2 M S. Cervello
24 S. Kalay
K. Koch
B. Smith
G. Garcia
TTCI, Pueblo, Colorado, USA Wheel and axle research for North American heavy haul operations. 2 M S. Kalay
TUESDAY 25th SEP, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
25 S.I. Gubenko
Y. Proidak
JSC-NTRP- National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine Dniepropetrovsk
Ukraine
Influence of some types of microdistructions nearby non-metallic inclusions on reserve of strenght margin of railway wheels. 3 M A.V. Shramko
Y. Proidak
A.V. Shramko
A.I. Kozlovskyy
L. Chuprina
JSC-NTRP-Institute of Development
Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine
M.V. Is'kov KLW-Wheelco S.A.
Switzerland, Lugano
26 J. M. Galbraith
C. Lonsdale
Standard Steel, LLC Burnham, PA Application of rapid inclusion identification and analysis to railway wheel steel microcleanliness. 3 M J. M. Galbraith
R.J. Fruehan
H. Matsuura
U. S. Steel Materials Science and Engineering Dept., Carnegie Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, PA
G.S. Casuccio
M.S. Potter
RJ Lee Group Inc. Monroeville, PA
27 A. Ghidini
R. Forcella
J. Schneider
Lucchini Sidermeccanica
Italy
Fracture mechanics applied to the railways solid wheels manufacturing process. 3 M A. Ghidini
M. Diener Laboratory for Nanometallurgy, ETH
Zurich; Zurich, Switzerland
R. Roberti Universita di Brescia, Italy
28 Shri D. Rai
J. Singh
Research & Development Centre for Iron and Steel, Steel Authority of India Limited, Ranchi-834002, India Development of new steel for wheel application. 3 M Shri D. Rai
WEDNESDAY 26th SEP, 8:30-10:00 a.m.
29 E.V. Gorb
L.V. Chupryna
V.A. Kravchenko
E.N. Kopaev
V.M. Tzicalov
Joint Stock Company, Nizhnedneprovskiy Tube-rolling Plant Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine Development of technological process and production of higher wear- resistant solid rolled railway wheels at JSC “Interpipe Nizhnedneprovsky Tube-Rolling Plant”. Results of performance tests. 3 M V.A. Kravchenko
30 A. Brinkmann
T. Kasprzyk
Gutehoffnungshütte Radsatz GmbH Gartenstraße 40, 46145 Oberhausen Germany Innovative wheel - sets for modern low - floor light rail vehicles. 3 M A. Brinkmann
31 F. Murawa Bochumer Verein Verkehrstechnik GmbH, D-44793, Bochum Possibilities for increasing the stress resistance of wheelset axles. 3 M F. Murawa
32 R. Fajkoš
R. Zima
Bonatrans Group a.s.
Revoluèní 1234, 735 94, Bohumín
Czech Republic
Model research of the factors forming the quality of wheelsets press fitted joints of rail vehicles. 3 M R. Fajkoš
K. Karwala Institute of Rail Vehicles
Cracow University of Technology
Poland
WEDNESDAY 26th SEP, 10:30-12:00 a.m.
33 J. M. Cookson
P.J. Mutton
Institute of Railway Technology Department of Mechanical Engineering, Monash University Clayton, Victoria, Australia Validation, calibration and application of ultrasonic residual stress measurement systems to railway wheels. 4 M J. M. Cookson
P.J. Mutton
M.R. Lynch BHP Billiton Iron Ore Pty Ltd
Port Hedland, Western Australia
34 B. Kopec ŽDB Group a.s.
Bonatrans Group a.s., Bohumín
Czech Republic
Effect of the Widmanstätten structure in the railway axles on attenuation of ultrasound. 4 M B. Kopec
35 F. Gott GE Inspection Technologies
Lewistown, PA, USA
High - volume inspection of new and re - profiled rail wheels using phased array ultrasonic technology. 4 M F. Gott
36 J. Wacker GHH Radsatz Service GmbH Oberhausen, Germany LMT- Laser Measurement Technique and other modules for monitoring of wheel conditions at pass time. 4 M J. Wacker
M. Hoffmann LAQ Lasertechnik, Kassel, Germany
THURSDAY 27th SEP, 8:30-10:00 a.m.
37 J. Doèekal
B. Skrbek
Technical University of Liberec
Liberec, Czech Republic
Non-destructive structuroscopy of brake and clutch disks. 4 M J. Doèekal
38 H. Freudenberg
H. Bauer
Becorit GmbH, Rumplerstr. 6 – 10
D-45659 Recklinghausen, Germany
Development of a laboratory test method evaluating the effect of composite brake blocks on the transition resistance of track circuits. 4 M H. Freudenberg
V. Staudt Ruhr-Universität-Bochum, D-44780 Bochum, Germany
S.H. Dörsch DB : Deutsche Bahn, DB
Systemtechnik, Weserglacis 2
D-32423 Minden, Germany
C. Rode SNCF: Agence d’Essai Ferroviaire 21 avenue Salvador Allende - France 94407 Vitry-sur-Seine
J.J. Viet SNCF: Direction des Audits de Sécurité 20, rue de Rome - France 75008 Paris
H. J. Geissler UIC: Union Internationale des Chemins de fer (UIC)- International Union of Railways 16, rue Jean Rey
F- 75015 Paris
39 T. Boháè
M. Šedinka
Bonatrans Group a.s., Revoluèní 1234, CZ 735 94 Bohumín, Czech Republic Measurement, analysis and improving noise properties of railway wheelsets. 5 M T. Boháè
J. Smutný
L. Pazdera
Technical University in Brno, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Institute of Railway Building and Construction Veveøí 95, 662 37 Brno
Czech Republic
L. Pešek Institute of Termomechanics, Academy of Science of the Czech Republic, Dolejškova 5, 182 00 Prague 8, Czech Republic
40 M. Schwartze Radsatzfabrik Ilsenburg GmbH (RAFIL), Germany Low - noise freight waggon wheels with high thermal stress resistance. 5 M M. Schwartze
F. Murawa Bochumer Verein Verkehrstechnik (BVV), Germany
THURSDAY 27th SEP, 10:30-12:00 a.m.
41 A. Bracciali Universita degli Studi di Firenze via Santa Marta, 3 - 50139 Firenze Italy Low Noise Wheel: From design to applications. 5 M S. Cervello
S. Cervello Lucchini Sidermeccanica S.p.A. via G. Paglia 45 – 24065 Lovere (Bg)
Italy
A. Lagana Ferrovie dello Stato S.p.A. Direzione Generale di Gruppo per le Risorse Umane Politiche Ambientali e Sicurezza del Lavoro, Piazza della Croce Rossa
1 – 00161 Roma, Italy
V. Villa 3M Italia SpA, Milano, Italy
42 S. Cantini Lucchini Sidermeccanica, Quality Dept., Lovere (BG), Italy POD and inspection intervals of high speed railway axles. 6 M S. Cantini
S. Beretta
M. Carboni
Politecnico di Milano, Dept. Mech. Eng., Milano, Italy
43 G. Liefting
T. Bontekoe
Lloyd’s Register Rail Europe
Utrecht, The Netherlands
Improving life cycle performance of wheel tyres. 6 M G. Liefting
T. Bontekoe
44 F. Bumbieler
R. Hamam
F. Cocheteux
SNCF : Agence d’Essai Ferroviaire 21
avenue Salvador Allende - France 94407 Vitry-sur-Seine
Simulation of fatigue cracks propagation in wheels subjected to service loads: Application to the inspection step determination. 6 M F. Bumbieler
S. Pommier
R. Hamam
Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan Laboratoire de Mécanique et Technologie; Cachan, France
45 F. Demilly
Y. Flament
VALDUNES BP 12 59125,Trith Saint Léger, France How to increase the global performance of railway wheelsets? 6 M F. Demilly
Y. Flament

 

PARALLEL SECTION

  Authors Company Title Theme No. Main/ Parallel Section Spekaer
MONDAY 24th SEP, 10:30-12:00 a.m.
1 S. Cervello Lucchini Sidermeccanica SpA, Lovere Italy The Widem project load measurement campaign on Czech Pendolino train. 1 P S. Cervello
E. Dalle Mura Alstom Ferroviaria, Savigliano, Italy
F. Braghin
F. Resta
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
P. Kavan VUZ - Czech Railways - Railway Research Institute, Czech Republic
2 M. Sitarz
A. Manka
Department of Railway Engineering Silesian University of Technology Katowice, Poland Investigation of mechanical and thermal stresses in wheel - brake shoe system. 1 P A. Manka
3 M. Sitarz
T. Wojdy³a
A. Mañka
Department of Railway Engineering Silesian University of Technology Katowice, Poland Influence of design parameters of railway carriage on monoblock wheel stresses. 1 P T. Wojdyla
4 Z.H. ¯urek
M. Sitarz
Department of Railway Engineering Silesian University of Technology
Katowice, Poland
Evolution of domain structure being the determinant in the mechanical fatigue process of railway wheelset wheel material. 2 P
MONDAY 24th SEP, 1:30-3:00 p.m.
5 C.P. Lonsdale
S.L. Dedmon
J.M. Pilch
J.M. Galbraith
Standard Steel, LLC
Burnham, PA, USA
Continuing efforts to improve axle performance in heavy haul service. 2 P S.L. Dedmon
G.E. Dahlman BNSF Railway, Topeka, KS, USA
6 T. Rusin Rusin Consulting Corp.
Hasbrouck Heights
NJ, USA
FEA Developed, performance based, wheel failure criteria for passenger service. 2 P T. Rusin
7 S. Bruni
P. Belforte
L. Mazzola
Politecnico di Milano - Department of Mechanical Engineering, Milano, Italy An alternative method for axle calculation in the frame of EN13103/13104. 2 P L. Mazzola
8 A.I. Kozlovskyy
A.V. Shramko
JSC-NTRP Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine Influence of the scheme of hot deformation on the level of metal mechanical properties and the rim of solid rolled railway wheels. 3 P A.V. Shramko
Y. Proidak
V. Danchenco
Y. Proidak
A. Milenin
National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine, Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine
M.V. Is'kov KLW-Wheelco S.A.
Switzerland, Lugano
MONDAY 24th SEP, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
9 U. Koppers SMS Meer GmbH, Wagner Banning Ring Rolling Division, Witten
Germany
State - Of - The - Art wheel production - latest equipment and technology. 3 P U. Koppers
10 H.J. Naumann Niles-Simmons-HegenscheidtGmbH
Chemnitz, Germany
RQQ Wheelturn – An innovation in machining of forged railway wheels. 3 P H.J. Naumann
11 M. Kafka Kovosvit MAS a.s., Sezimovo Ústí
Czech Republic
Numerically-controled lathes SPH50 and SPH 50D for productive machining of long, heavy shafts. 3 P M. Kafka
12 A.V. Kushnarev
A.A. Kirichkov
YU.P. Petrenko
OAO “NTMK, Nizhniy Tagil, RUSSIA Status and prospects of wheel production at NTMK. (RUSSIA) 3 P A.V. Kushnarev
TUESDAY 25th SEP, 8:30-10:00 a.m.
13 A. Yandimirov PJSC Vyksa Steel Works, Vyksa
Nizhegorodsky reg., Russia
Combination of upset and spread operations in a 49 MH press for blanks made of ingots tapped into cylindrical moulds turned on the internal surface. 3 P A. Yandimirov
14 Z.H. ¯urek
K. Bizoñ
Silesian University of Technology Faculty of Transport Railway Engineering Department Katowice, Poland Supplementary magnetic tests for railway wheelsets. 4 P Z.H. ¯urek
B. Rockstroh Fraunhofer Institut, Saarbrücken Germany
15 D.L. Magnus KLD Labs, Inc., Huntington Station,
New York, USA
Modern NDT technologies for wheelset applications: Non-contact measurement of wheel wear for maintenance planning and safety. 4 P D.L. Magnus
16 D. Goodwin Bombardier Transportation Inspection of rail axles and wheelsets using Bombardier’s alternating current field measurement (ACFM) method. 4 P D. Goodwin
TUESDAY 25th SEP, 10:30-12:00 a.m.
17 C. Rocchi
G. Patelli
Lucchini Sidermeccanica
Quality Dept., Lovere (BG),
Italy
A new generation UT inspection device for high performance hollow axles. 4 P C. Rocchi
C. Gilardoni and cooperators Gilardoni S.p.A., Italy
18 E. Féron Chargé d’affaires, Direction des projets, Transpôle
908 Avenue de la république
BP1009, 59701 Marcq en Baroeul
France
Vibration and noise reduction in tramway wheels: application to the Transpole tramway network.
(Lille France)
5 P F. Demilly
T. Ingouf
F. Demilly
Valdunes, BP12, 59125 Trith Saint Léger, France
19 J. Skiller SKF Railway Business Unit Nieuwegein,
Netherlands
Gigabox: Axlebox suspension system offers new opportunities. 6 P J. Skiller
V. Gedenk Contitech Railway Engineering
Contitech Air Spring Systems GmbH Hannover, Germany
J. Kubièko Tatravagónka a.s.; Poprad, Slovakia
G. Kuøe SKF Railway Business Unit, Steyr Austria