Roger Lundén
Roger Lundén is professor in railway mechanics. During the years 1997 - 2012 he was director of the Competence Centre CHARMEC and he continues being active in the leading and administration of the center. Scientifically, his research is in the field of theoretical and solid mechanics and specifically in the subfields dynamics, vibrations, material fatigue, thermal stresses, noise-related problems, contact mechanics and tribology. Related applications concern brakes for trains and trucks, railway wheelsets and wheel-rail interface problems. He is the supervisor of two PhD students and is examiner of one more.
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Analysis and testing of tread braked railway wheel — Effects of hot spots on wheel performance
Analysis and testing of tread braked railway wheel — Effects of hot spots on wheel performance
Improved Finite Element Modelling of Tread Braked Wheel Performance Verified by Brake Rig Tests
Rail and wheel health management
RAIL AND WHEEL HEALTH MANAGEMENT
Improved modelling of tread braked wheels using an advanced material model
Temperatures and wear at railway tread braking: Field experiments and simulations
Preface: Special issue on heavy haul
Thermomechanical capacity of wheel treads at stop braking: A parametric study
Temperatures and wear at railway tread braking: Field experiments and simulation
Modelling of grey cast iron for application to brake discs for heavy vehicles
Thermal impact on rolling contact fatigue and capacity of railway wheels
Stress gradient effects in surface initiated rolling contact fatigue of rails and wheels
The influence of corrugation on frictional stress at the rail-wheel interface
Thermal capacity of tread-braked railway wheels. Part 1: Modelling
Thermal capacity of tread-braked railway wheels. Part 2: Applications
Stress gradient effects in surface initiated rolling contact fatigue of rails and wheels
Thermomechanical cracking of railway wheel treads: a combined experimental and numerical approach
Disc brakes for heavy vehicles: An experimental study of temperatures and cracks
Tread braking of railway wheels – temperatures generated by a metro train
Wear of brake blocks for in-service conditions-Influence of the level of modelling
Tread braking – fatigue life of railway wheel webs
Identifying the root causes of damage on the wheels of heavy haul locomotives and its mitigation
Identifying the root causes of damage on the wheels of heavy haul wheel damage phenomena
Temperature and thermoelastic instability at tread braking using cast iron friction material
Wheel fracture - Sensitivity to extreme loads for two generic wheel designs
WEAR OF BRAKE BLOCKS FOR IN-SERVICE CONDITIONS
Temperature and thermoelastic instability of tread braking friction materials
Deterioration of insulated rail joints – a three-year field study
Thermomechanical fatigue of brake disc materials--results from modelling and experiments
Wear of railway brake block materials at elevated temperatures – pin-on-disc experiments
SPECIAL ISSUE ON HEAVY HAUL AND INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT
Tread braking of railway wheels ─ state-of-the-art survey
Railway axle design – to be based on fatigue initiation or crack propagation?
Wear of block brakes and disc brakes for repeated brake cycles
Braking capacity of railway wheels ─ state-of-the-art survey
Railway axle design – to be based on fatigue initiation or crack propagation?
Guest editorial of Special Issue on High Tech in Heavy Haul
Introduction to the damage tolerance behaviour of railway rails – a review
Introduction to wheel-rail interface research
Under Sleeper Pads - Influence on Dynamic Train-Track Interaction
Elastoplastic modelling of subsurface crack growth in rail/wheel contact problems
Temperatures at railway tread braking – A parametric study
Subsurface initiated rolling contact fatigue of railway wheels as generated by rail corrugation
Under sleeper pads – influence on dynamic train–track interaction
Cracks around railway wheel flats exposed to rolling contact loads and residual stresses
Tread braking of railway wheels – wheel and block temperatures and the influence of rail chill
Contact Mechanics and Wear of Rail/Wheel Systems
Influence of short-pitch wheel/rail corrugation on rolling contact fatigue of railway wheels
Integrated analysis of dynamic train–track interaction and rolling contact fatigue
New wheels for 25 and 30 tonne axle loads – design, stresses and geometric stability
New wheelsets for 25 and 30 tonne axle loads
Guest editorial of Special Issue on Wheel/rail safety – special focus on the rail
Train-Track Interaction and Mechanisms of Irregular Wear on Wheel and Rail Surfaces
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Showing 9 research projects
A holistic model of wheel tread life
Tread braking – capacity, wear and life (CHARMEC SD11)
Research into enhanced track and switch and crossing system 2 (In2Track-2)
Research into enhanced tracks, switches and structures (In2Track)
Forskning och utvecklingstjänst gällande D-Rail, tillägg.
Railway Induced Vibration Abatement Solutions (RIVAS)
Improved criterion for surface initiated RCF (CHARMEC MU22)