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    Analýza pozdĺžneho zaťaženia kontajnera so stenami vyrobenými zo sendvičových panelov
    (University of Žilina, 2023) Vatulia, Glib; Gerlici, Juraj; Lovska, Alyona; Krasnokutskyi, Yevhen
    The article presents the results of determining the longitudinal dynamic load of a container of standard size 1CC with sandwich panel walls. A mathematical model was developed that takes into account the longitudinal load of a container placed on a platform wagon during a displacement collision. The use of sandwich containers as components was found to contribute 10 % to the active container design in the longitudinal plane compared to the typical design. A calculation of the strength of the container was carried out. At the same time, the maximum voltages are 18.6 % lower than permissible. Conducted research in preparation for the creation of recommendations for the design of modern modular vehicle structures and increasing the production of the transport industry
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    RESEARCH OF THE STRENGTH OF THE BODY OF A COVERED WAGON WHEN IT IS FASTENED WITH A NEW DEVICE ON THE DECK OF A RAILWAY FERRY
    (VTS pri Žilinskej univerzite v Žiline, 2023) Gerlici, Juraj; Lovska, Alyona; Vatulia, Glib; Fomin, Oleksij; Kravchenko, Oleksandr
    The efficiency of functioning of the transport industry necessitates the introduction of modern vehicles. Since the main segment of the transportation process is allocated to rail transport, the creation of modern wagon designs must be subject to special requirements. This applies in particular to their load-bearing structures. When designing the load-bearing structures of modern wagons, it is necessary to take into account the specified values of loads that can act on them not only when operating on main tracks, but also in combined railway-ferry transportation. This direction is quite relevant for many European countries that have access to international traffic through water areas of the seas.