Abstract

The product life cycle contract also contains its cost for the preparation of the product, delivery to the supplier, subsequent maintenance, operation and repair of the product up to disposal. The article considers the development of a methodology for calculating the life cycle of axle box suspension springs (and later frames) of the Lastochka electric train trolley. The method of analysis is based on the assessment of the spring strength and the results of strength tests obtained during sea trials. These tests have been carried out on separate operating sections of railways, based on the results of data from the removed blocks of oscillograms recording forces from models of electric train bogies of virtual sea trials. Virtual sea trials have been conducted on certain created sections of the track, taking into account the horizontal and vertical irregularities of the track for different track conditions. The paper analyzes the tutorials on the methods for schematization of test results in the form of oscillograms recording the forces of random processes; the method of falling rain is used. The implementation in the software product of the methodology for analyzing the stress-strain state of box suspension springs and the results of sea trials, which have been proceed by the falling rain method, allows us to determine the actual service life of box suspension springs.

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