Method for estimating a longitudinal acceleration of at least one railway vehicle
AssigneeFaiveley Transport Italia S.P.A.
InventorMatteo Frea
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AssigneeFaiveley Transport Italia S.P.A.
InventorMatteo Frea
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A method for estimating a longitudinal acceleration of at least one railway vehicle by means of an accelerometric sensor means is described, comprising the steps of: executing a calibration phase including the steps of: solving the following system, in order to determine the values of the first direction cosine k1, the second direction cosine k2 and the third direction cosine k3: { k 1 * a x ( t c 1 ) + k 2 * a y ( t c 1 ) + k 3 * a z ( t c 1 ) = a ref ( t c 1 ) k 1 * a x ( t c 2 ) + k 2 * a y ( t c 2 ) + k 3 * a z ( t c 2 ) = a ref ( t c 2 ) k 1 * a x ( t c 3 ) + k 2 * a y ( t c 3 ) + k 3 * a z ( t c 3 ) = a ref ( t c 3 ) following the calibration phase, determining an estimated longitudinal acceleration value a1on(ti1) by means of the sum of a multiplication of the first direction cosine k1 with a first acceleration ax(ti1), a multiplication of the second direction cosine k2 with the second acceleration ay(ti1) and a multiplication of the third direction cosine k3 with the third acceleration az(ti1).
Method for estimating a longitudinal acceleration of at least one railway vehicle by means of an accelerometric sensor means arranged to measure a first acceleration ax along a first axis x, a second acceleration ay along a second axis y and a third acceleration az along a third axis z, wherein the first axis x, the second axis y and the third axis z are orthogonal to each other;
Method for estimating a longitudinal acceleration of at least one railway vehicle by means of an accelerometric sensor means arranged to measure a first acceleration ax along a first axis x, a second acceleration ay along a second axis y and a third acceleration az along a third axis z, wherein the first axis x, the second axis y and the third axis z are orthogonal to each other;
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