Abstract

For the experimental determination of the thermal state of refrigerator cars under operating conditions, a procedure for separate determination of heat and mass transfer parameters is proposed. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that conditions, methods and means of thermal tests used in the construction, operation and repair of refrigerator cars are used for the experimental determination of conductive heat transfer and tightness indicators. For separate determination of the true heat transfer coefficient and effective opening Fek, experimental conditions of the thermal process of heating air in the cargo space of the car body and measurement of the volume of air flow through leaks under constant standard overpressure of 49 Pa in the body were used.Based on the values of the true heat transfer coefficient and effective opening Fek, taking into account the thermophysical properties of cargo and using MS Excel tools, graphical dependences of changes in cargo temperature in the refrigerator car on transportation conditions are constructed.The results of the study are proposed to be used for separate determination of heat and mass transfer indicators and evaluation of thermal properties of the body sheathing of refrigerator cars under operating conditions. Based on the value of the true heat transfer coefficient and effective opening, it is possible to determine changes in cargo temperature in transportation conditions, taking into account the temperature difference of the atmospheric air

Highlights

  • Rail freight transportation is carried out by various types of rolling stock

  • Perishable goods and goods requiring protection against weathering and sudden temperature changes are transported in refrigerated rolling stock

  • The fleet of refrigerated rolling stock is currently structured according to volumes, nomenclature and conditions of cargo transportation and contains:

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Introduction

Rail freight transportation is carried out by various types of rolling stock. The fleet of refrigerated rolling stock is currently structured according to volumes, nomenclature and conditions of cargo transportation and contains:. – 87.1 % – insulated boxcars converted from refrigerated rolling stock;. The volumes of cargo transportation in refrigerated rolling stock over the last 5 years are: – 91 % – insulated boxcars converted from refrigerated rolling stock; – 2.8 % – thermos cars; – 6.2 % – refrigerated 5-car sets [1]. For the manufacture and delivery of this type of cars to the railway, their development, testing, production and research are carried out, aimed at further improvement of thermal properties of the body sheathing and methods for assessing their thermal properties

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