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Users Manual for Program TRC_PLASCUR
Table of Contents
Introduction
Input data commands
Example
Introduction
Program TRC_PLASCUR adds or removes designed track geometry to a
Plasser&Theurer or Matisa registration.
The input data file is read in free format, but
the columns in the file shall have the same contents as in
a mauz-file.
The output data file is written in mauz-format.
Input data commands
Input data is read in free format, valid separators between the input values are <space>,
<comma>, <tab>, <equal sign> or <carriage return>.
The commands can be written both in lower and upper case letters.
The operation of the program is controlled by the commands
described below; some of the commands also need arguments.
- IDENT1, IDENT2, IDENT3
- Define up to 3 ident lines.
Declared= Character*80 Default= Blank
RIKTN
- 'A' If the A-end of the Mauzin vehicle is leading.
'B' If the B-end of the Mauzin vehicle is leading.
Declared= Character*1 Default= 'A'
A
- Vector describing the distances between the different axles in the measuring vehicle.
The vertical versine is measured by the axles #1, #2 and #3.
The twist is measured by the axles #4 and #5.
The cant is shown by axle #6.
The gauge is measured by axle #7.
Axle #8 is unused.
The lateral versine is measured by the axles #9, #10 and #11.
Declared= Real*4(11) Default= 11*0. [m]
INFIL
- Input measuring trolley registration
The file is read in free format.
The columns in the file shall have the same contents as in
a mauz-file.
Declared= Character*132 Default= Blank
UTFIL
- File containing the output data, written in
*.mauz-format.
Declared= Character*132 Default= Blank
B
- Semi-distance between the nominal running circle in a wheelset.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 0.750
TWIDTH
- Nominal gauge in the track read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 1.435
IPRINT
- Print of the Mauzin registration to standard output.
IPRINT=0 Suppress the printout.
IPRINT=1 Print the measuring car registration.
Declared= Integer*4 Default= 0
AAD
- Scale factor for lateral irregularities read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 1.
AAZ
- Scale factor for vertical irregularities read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 1.
AARF
- Scale factor for cant irregularities read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 1.
AASPV
- Scale factor for gauge irregularities read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 1.
XSTART
- Longitudinal coordinate from where the addition or subtraction will start.
Declared= Real*4 Default= 0.
LM
- Length of track section to be considered.
Declared= Real*4 Default= Entire INFIL
STEGM
- Equidistant distance between two consecutive lines in the output
data file UTFIL.
Declared= Real*4 Default= Same distance as in INFIL
IHV
- Debug print to standard output.
IHV=0 No printing.
IHV=1 Print of lateral and vertical position of rail, left and right side.
Declared= Integer*4 Default= 0
IADD
- Indicator which defines if a designed curve geometry shall be added or removed.
For indicator IADD is the following values valid:
IADD= –1 | Removes a designed curve geometry from the measuring car registration. |
IADD= +1 | Adds a designed curve geometry to the measuring car registration. |
The designed curve geometry is defined in the input data commands
RCURVE, HCURVE, XCURVE, TCURVE and NXCURV below.
Declared= Real*4 Default= +1
RCURVE
- Designed track curvature geometry to be added or removed to the track irregularities
read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4(20) Default= 20*0. [m]
HCURVE
- Designed track cant geometry to be added or removed to the track irregularities
read from file INFIL.
Declared= Real*4(20) Default= 20*0. [mm]
XCURVE
- Breakpoints defining where transition- and circular- curves
starts and ends.
Declared= Real*4(38) Default= 38*0. [m]
NXCURV
- Number of breakpoints in vector XCURVE to be considered.
Declared= Integer*4 Default= 0
TCURVE
- Type of transition curves to be used for the designed track geometry:
'R' |
Clothoid type of transition curve, the curvature is a linear function of chainage. |
'S' |
Helmert type of transition curve,
the curvature has the shape of two second-degree parabolas such that
the curvature and its derivative are continuous functions
(The Helmert curve is in Germany also known as the Schramm curve). |
Declared= Character*1(19) Default= 19*'R'
Example of an input data file
Following example: Master.trc_plascurf can be used as a master file:
##
## Input data for program TRC_PLASCUR
##
RIKTN= A IDENT1= PLAS-file created by program trc_plascur(A)
A(1) = -5., -3.5, 0.0, # A(1)-A(3) = vertical level
A(4) = -3.5, 0.0, # A(4)-A(5) = twist
A(6) = -3.5, # A(6) = cant
A(7) = 0.0, # A(7) = gauge
A(9) = -10, 0.0, 10.0, # A(9)-A(11)= lateral versine
RIKTN= B IDENT1= PLAS-file created by program trc_plascur(B)
A(1) = 0., 3.5, 5.0, # A(1)-A(3) = vertical level
A(4) = 0.0, 3.5, # A(4)-A(5) = twist
A(6) = 3.5, # A(6) = cant
A(7) = 0.0, # A(7) = gauge
A(9) = -10, 0.0, 10.0, # A(9)-A(11)= lateral versine
A(9) = -5, 0.0, 5.0, # A(9)-A(11)= lateral versine
IDENT2= Curve R=600 h=150 added
IDENT3= In file: data/hyslrPB2.plas Out file: test/hyslrPB2c.plas
INFIL= data/hyslrPB2.plas UTFIL= test/hyslrPB2c.plas
B = 0.75, TWIDTH = 1.435, XSTART= 0.,
IADD = 1
HCURVE(1) = 0,0,0, RCURVE(1) = 0,600,0,
NXCURV = 4, XCURVE(1) = 20, 64, 275, 332.5,
TCURVE(1) = 'R','R',