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pantograph-catenary interaction: a standalone construct

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Railway engineering

the dynamic contact between a train's pantograph and the overhead wire, whose contact force variation governs current collection quality and wear.

In railway engineering, pantograph-catenary interaction refers to the dynamic contact between a train's pantograph and the overhead wire, whose contact force variation governs current collection quality and wear. This meaning comes from Bruni (2014) in Vehicle System Dynamics.[1]

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References

Bruni, S., Ambrosio, J., Carnicero, A., Cho, Y. H., Finner, L., Ikeda, M., Kwon, S. Y., Massat, J., Stichel, S., Tur, M., & Zhang, W. (2014). The results of the pantograph–catenary interaction benchmark. Vehicle System Dynamics, 53(3), 412-435. https://doi.org/10.1080/00423114.2014.953183

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