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Simulation Study on Ground Vibration Reduction Measures of the Elevated Subway Line
by Hao Wang, Ziqi Tang, Leiming Song, Ling Li, Hao Lin and Xiaojun Hu
Appl. Sci. 2024, 14(15), 6706; https://doi.org/10.3390/app14156706 - 1 Aug 2024
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With the development of urban rail transportation, the environmental vibration problem caused by the running of metro vehicles has received attention. In order to reduce ground vibration near buildings caused by metro vehicles running on viaducts, this paper establishes the train–track–viaduct rigid–flexible coupling [...] Read more.
With the development of urban rail transportation, the environmental vibration problem caused by the running of metro vehicles has received attention. In order to reduce ground vibration near buildings caused by metro vehicles running on viaducts, this paper establishes the train–track–viaduct rigid–flexible coupling dynamics model and pier–soil–building finite element model and carries out the simulation calculation and analysis of ground vibration. The influence of train speed and fastener stiffness on ground vibration is explored, and the vibration reduction effect of the track vibration reduction pad and continuous support vibration reduction structure is studied. The results show that the ground vibration near the building caused by the train running on the viaduct decreases with the reduction in speed, when the speed is reduced to 40 km/h, the vibration attenuation is slower as the speed continues to be reduced; the reduction in the vertical stiffness of fasteners can reduce ground vibration; the arrangement of the vibration damping pad can effectively reduce ground vibration, and after installing a vibration damping pad, 0–23 Hz and 50–80 Hz ground vibration speeds are effectively suppressed. In order to meet the environmental requirements for ground vibration, the vehicle speed can be reduced to less than 35 km/h or vibration damping mats can be installed. Full article
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