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Article | REF: D5530 V1

Electrical engineering components for rail traction

Authors: Pierre CHAPAS, Marc DEBRUYNE

Publication date: November 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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    8. Auxiliaries

    Auxiliary functions have been analyzed in [D 5 520] (§ 2.6). Here we analyze the different architectures according to the type of traction.

    8.1 Autonomous drive

    Powering the auxiliaries via an electrical network has replaced their mechanical drive via shafts and belts. The genset includes a generator dedicated to the auxiliary network. It can be (figure 28 ) either integrated into the main traction generator via a specific winding, or separate and mounted on the same engine shaft....

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