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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2008 No.3Vibration Model of Wheel/rail at High Frequency Based on Finite Element Beam of Sleeper

Vibration Model of Wheel/rail at High Frequency Based on
Finite Element Beam of Sleeper

 

ZHANG Yuan  WEI Wei

(School of Traffic and Transportation, Dalian Jiaotong University, Dalian 116028)

 

Abstract: Based on the theory of vehicle track coupling dynamics, the vertical vehicle-track coupling dynamic model is established and finite element beam model of sleeper is developed. Under the wheel flat initial velocity excitation model and the wheel flat displacement excitation model, vehicle/track dynamic responses are calculated and compared with the responses of the dynamic model with the mass model of sleeper. The results indicate that the sleeper model has little effect on the wheel/rail force, but the vibration results of each sleeeper’s different part are calculated at different time with the finite element beam model of sleeper. So the sleeper’s velocity distribution are available and the data preparation can be made for the track radiation noise.

Key words: Vehicle-track coupling dynamics  Wheel/rail noise  Timoshenko beam  Sleeper model

CLC No: U211

辽宁省中青年学科带头人资助项目(辽教发[2001] 44号). Received 20070919, received in revised form 20071227

 
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