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October 11, 2025Transport systems and transportation technologiesOpen Access

Method for Assessing the Performance of Critical Electric Driven Equipment of Railway Transport Enterprises in Non-Nominal Power Network Conditions

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VDV. DOSKOCHOBO. Yu. Baliichuk

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Overview

Comprehensive analysis shows voltage deviations impact asynchronous motor performance in railway transport, indicating need for improved power supply strategies.

Key Points

  • Asynchronous motors' performance is assessed under varying supply voltage conditions, revealing critical operational thresholds.
  • The analysis identifies that significant voltage deviations can hinder the starting and efficiency of electric drives in railway systems.
  • An engineering method to determine safe voltage limits based on motor characteristics is proposed for enhanced equipment reliability.
  • Recommendations aim to ensure stable power supply for railway equipment, emphasizing the integration of renewable energy sources.

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DOSKOCH et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1b5ba7d64b6fc132148https://doi.org/10.15802/tstt2025/340123
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