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Rail-profile measurement during high-speed grinding

Record rail cross-profile, longitudinal profile, groove geometry and track width during high-speed rail grinding. Vossloh integrates scanCONTROL LLT2900 profile scanners and optoNCDT ILD2300 distance sensors on grinding trains for path-dependent multi-sensor recording.

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Rail-profile measurement during high-speed grinding

Record rail cross-profile, longitudinal profile, groove geometry and track width during high-speed rail grinding. Vossloh integrates scanCONTROL LLT2900 profile scanners and optoNCDT ILD2300 distance sensors on grinding trains for path-dependent multi-sensor recording.

Application challenge

Record rail cross-profile, longitudinal profile, groove geometry and track width during high-speed rail grinding.

Measurement conditions

Grinding trains operate at speeds up to 80 km/h; this is vehicle speed, not sensor sampling rate.

Measurement method and system

Vossloh integrates scanCONTROL LLT2900 profile scanners and optoNCDT ILD2300 distance sensors on grinding trains for path-dependent multi-sensor recording.

System components named by the manufacturer

  • scanCONTROL LLT2900
  • optoNCDT ILD2300

Manufacturer source

The problem

Record rail cross-profile, longitudinal profile, groove geometry and track width during high-speed rail grinding.

Conditions

Grinding trains operate at speeds up to 80 km/h; this is vehicle speed, not sensor sampling rate.

The method

Vossloh integrates scanCONTROL LLT2900 profile scanners and optoNCDT ILD2300 distance sensors on grinding trains for path-dependent multi-sensor recording.

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Record rail cross-profile, longitudinal profile, groove geometry and track width during high-speed rail grinding.

Vossloh integrates scanCONTROL LLT2900 profile scanners and optoNCDT ILD2300 distance sensors on grinding trains for path-dependent multi-sensor recording.

Grinding trains operate at speeds up to 80 km/h; this is vehicle speed, not sensor sampling rate.

The manufacturer source names: scanCONTROL LLT2900, optoNCDT ILD2300.

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