理工学部

Terumichi Yoshiaki

  (曄道 佳明)

Profile Information

Affiliation
Professor, Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Sophia University
(Concurrent)President of Sophia University
Degree
工学士(慶應義塾大学)
工学修士(慶應義塾大学)
博士(工学)(慶應義塾大学)

Researcher number
50262118
J-GLOBAL ID
200901003632307095
researchmap Member ID
1000185286

(Subject of research)
Pattern Formation Phenomena of Mechanical Vibration
Study on the Contact Force Fluctuation of Coupled Vibration Constructed by Wheel-Railway Track System
Dynamics and Control of Tethered System

(Proposed theme of joint or funded research)
Pattern Formation Phenomena of Mechanical Vibration


Papers

 90
  • Daiki Ishihsra, Yoshiaki Terumichi, Shoichiro Takehara
    Vibration Engineering for a Sustainable Future, 219-225, Apr 26, 2021  
  • Yasutaka Maki, Yoshiaki Terumichi
    Computational Methods in Applied Sciences, 53 479-486, 2020  
    As the evaluation method for the extent of the damage of the wheel tread of a railway vehicle, the measurement of its length in the rotational direction has been adopted for the decision of the wheel treatment. It is derived from the assumption that the depth of a wheel flat, which is one of the most serious damages, is proportion to its length in the rotational direction. Although the length of a shallow scrape tends to be long, the profile of the wheel with the long shallow scrape has less amount of irregularities compared with an exact circle. Therefore, in order to clarify the effect of the rotating wheelset with the shallow scrape on a bogie, we focused on the behaviour of the rotating wheel with the shallow scrape and evaluated it by dynamic model simulation and bench tests for an actual bogie. By the numerical simulation, we comprehended that the shallow scrape causes the vertical acceleration of the axlebox and the impact force to increase linearly in accordance with the running speed-up, and the vertical acceleration has a local maximum value around 110 km/h in accordance with a decrease in vertical collision velocity of the wheel with the roller in a higher speed range.
  • Satoshi HARA, Kiyoshi HARA, Yoshiaki TERUMICHI, Katsuya TANIFUJI
    Transactions of the JSME (in Japanese), 86(889) 20-00064, 2020  
  • Satoshi HARA, Yoshiaki TERUMICHI, Katsuya TANIFUJI
    Transactions of the JSME (in Japanese), 85(878) 19-00091, 2019  
  • Yasutaka MAKI, Yoshiaki TERUMICHI, Masataka YAMAMOTO, Katsuyoshi IKEUCHI
    Transactions of the JSME (in Japanese), 85(875) 19-00003, 2019  

Misc.

 92
  • KAWAI Fumito, TAKEHARA Shoichiro, TERUMICHI Yoshiaki
    2016(22) "OS1303-1"-"OS1303-2", Mar 10, 2016  
    In recent years, some systems which contain a floating body, such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) connected with a tether, are used for transportation. However, the coupling motion of the system is not easily predicted with high accuracy and may induce instability of the floating body. Therefore, to control the system, comprehension of the motion of the whole system is of great importance to control the system. In this investigation, modeling and formulation of the tethered system which contains a floating body is presented using Absolute Nodal Coordinate Formulation (ANCF) and the result of the numerical simulation of the motion is discussed.
  • KABUTOMORI Masashi, MURAI Toshiaki, YOSHIOKA Hiroshi, TERUMICHI Yoshiaki
    Jointed railway technology symposium, 2015(22) "2607-1"-"2607-4", Dec 8, 2015  
    This paper proposes a method to simulate the primary bending vibration in a test stand consisting of one-third segment car body and a full-scale bogie of magnetically levitated (maglev) vehicles. The purpose of this system is to evaluate an effect of flexural vibration to the ride comfort on maglev vehicles. The system utilizes hardware-in-the-loop simulation (HILS). The HILS system calculates internal forces acting from remaining two-thirds segment car body which is missing in reality, and applies constraint forces equivalent to the internal forces to the one-third segment using electric actuators.
  • HAMAJIMA Toyokazu, NISHIMURA Kazuhiko, TERUMICHI Yoshiaki
    Proceedings of International Symposium on Seed-up and Service Technology for Railway and Maglev Systems : STECH, 2015 "1D23-1"-"1D23-12", Nov 9, 2015  
    Behavior analysis of a coupled train under crash condition has several difficulties, because a coupled train has structural, mechanical and kinetic aspects. Many kinds of behavior can be observed when longitudinal heavy force is applied to a train set. Such as; vertical train buckling, car body deformation, coupler collapse and overriding. The objective of this study is to clarify the processes and the mechanisms of a train set behavior under these conditions, including impact force. In this study, in order to analyze the train set motion, we developed a numerical simulation model which can simulate dynamic behaviors including structural deformation, mechanical behavior and kinetic motion on a straight track. The numerical simulation model consists of both the structural models which are formulated by FEM (finite element method) and the kinematic models which are based on the MBD (multi body dynamics) theory. In this model, the FEM model was validated by comparison with the results of the collision test using the full scale test car. Simulations with large kinetic displacement and structural deformation under two types of load conditions were conducted by means of this model. One being a low speed heavy load condition, such as a relief operation, and the other a high speed light load condition, such as a collision with a relatively light weight foreign obstacle at very high speed. Large deformation processes and mechanisms data of a train set under wide load conditions ranging from low speed against a heavy obstacle to high speed against a light obstacle obtained from the simulations and experiment are comprehensively clarified.
  • NISHITANI Koichi, TERUMICHI Yoshiaki, MORI Hirotaka, SATO Yasuhiro, TAKAHASHI Katsuyuki, OKA Yasushi
    Proceedings of International Symposium on Seed-up and Service Technology for Railway and Maglev Systems : STECH, 2015 "2A12-1"-"2A12-11", Nov 9, 2015  
    A restraint on the wear of train wheels and rails of a railway is required to improve running safety and reduce maintenance cost. Wear is one of the problems that need to be settled in managing railway property. In order to deal with this problem, it is fundamental that we understand the mechanism of wear between rail and wheel. For this purpose, in this study an experimental approach to wear development using test stand that has controlled environment with respect to contact parameters and factors influential in causing wear is taken. In the experiments conducted, a 1/5 scaled rolling stock test stand consisting of a wheel set and two rail rollers is used. A comparison was made of the worn wheel surfaces and the creep force under various contact interface conditions such as coefficient of friction and radius of curvature. The contact interface conditions included a dry surface condition and a friction modifier-applied condition, in which low coefficient friction and high positive friction were used as friction modifiers. By studying photographs of worn wheel surfaces and the creep forces under various conditions, the mechanism of wear development at the rail/wheel contact point is examined. In particular, we clarify the influence of the creep force on the wear coefficient and the status of the worn wheel surfaces.
  • KUNIMATSU Yuki, TERUMICHI Yoshiaki
    Proceedings of International Symposium on Seed-up and Service Technology for Railway and Maglev Systems : STECH, 2015 "1D25-1"-"1D25-7", Nov 9, 2015  
    One method to evaluate the running stability of railway vehicles is a running test on roller rigs. In this study, we carried out running tests in order to investigate the differences in the dynamic behavior of half-body and full-body vehicle models on roller rigs in frequency response tests with vertical and rolling forced excitations. By means of a vehicle dynamics analysis by computer simulation, we evaluated the influence of the center of gravity of the body on the dynamic behavior of the vehicle. As a result, it was verified that, for both vertical and rolling forced excitations, when the gravity position of body is equal to the center of body, the dynamic behavior of the full-body vehicle model is nearly the same as that of the half vehicle model in the each excited direction. Otherwise, the dynamic behavior of the full-body vehicle model is different to that of the half vehicle model, because of a pitching movement of the body in the case of vertical forced excitations and a rolling and yawing movement of the load frame in the case of rolling forced excitations.

Books and Other Publications

 4

Research Projects

 6