Machine for stabilizing a track
AssigneePlasser & Theurer Export von Bahnbaumaschinen GmbH
InventorsSamuel Wollanek, Nikolaus Matzinger
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Abstract
The invention relates to a machine for stabilizing a track, including a machine frame supported on on-track undercarriages and a vertically adjustable stabilizing unit designed to roll on rails of the track by means of unit rollers, the stabilizing unit comprising a vibration exciter with rotating imbalance masses for generating an impact force (FS) acting dynamically in a track plane perpendicularly to a track longitudinal direction and a vertical drive for generating a vertical load acting on the track. In this, it is provided that the vibration exciter comprises at least two imbalance masses which are driven applying a variably adjustable phase shift (Δφ1, Δφ2). The invention further relates to a method for operating such a machine.
Claims10
A machine for stabilizing a track, comprising:
- a machine frame:
- on-track undercarriages;
- a vertically adjustable stabilizing unit having unit rollers wherein the machine frame is supported on said on-track undercarriages and said vertically adjustable stabilizing unit designed to roll on rails of the track by means of said unit rollers;
- wherein the stabilizing unit comprises:
- a vibration exciter with rotating imbalance masses for generating an impact force (FS) acting dynamically in a track plane perpendicularly to a track longitudinal direction and
- a vertical drive for generating a vertical load acting on the track, wherein the vibration exciter comprises:
- at least two imbalance masses forming an imbalance pair comprising a left-turning imbalance mass and a right-turning imbalance mass and wherein at least one imbalance mass of said imbalance mass pair is driven applying a first phase shift (Δφ1) which is variably adjustable with respect to an initial position which are driven applying a variably adjustable phase shift (Δφ1, Δφ2);
- wherein the vibration exciter comprises at least four rotatable imbalance masses, of which two imbalance masses-in each case are driven right-turning and two imbalance masses are driven left-turning;
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- wherein the two left-turning imbalance masses are driven with a variably adjustable second phase shift (Δφ2) to one another, and wherein the two right-turning imbalance masses are driven with a variably adjustable second phase shift (Δφ2) to one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.