Whole-space noise prediction method of rail transit bridge and steel rail

A technology of rail transit and prediction method, which is applied in the field of rail transit, can solve the problem of non-unique frequency, etc., and achieve the effect of widening the spatial range, improving calculation efficiency, and reducing requirements

Active Publication Date: 2017-01-18
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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[0007] (2) Establish a two-dimensional rail-bridge acoustic model, and consider the influence of the body boundary to calculate the radiated sound pressure value at the unit vibration velocity of the outer surface. The two-dimensional acoustic model adopts the boundary element method or infinite element me

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[0020] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0021] In this embodiment, the specific flow chart of the full-space prediction method for rail traffic bridge and rail noise is as follows figure 1 shown.

[0022] First, establish a three-dimensional refined finite element model of vehicles, rails and bridges, and conduct modal analysis to derive the modal displacement and modal frequency of each order mode; secondly, based on the principle of modal superposition method and simulated force method Carry out numerical simulation calculations on the vehicle-rail-bridge coupled vibration to obtain the dynamic response of the bridge and rails; next, project the modal displacements of the bridge and rails to the normal direction of the outer surface of the structure, and calculate the bridge according to the spatial Fourier transform acoustic principle and the modal acoustic vect...

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The invention discloses a whole-space radiation noise prediction method of a rail transit bridge and a steel rail. The method comprises the following concrete steps: firstly, respectively establishing three-dimensional fine finite element models of a vehicle, a steel rail and a bridge, and acquiring the dynamic response of the bridge and the steel rail by means of time domain vehicle-rail-bridge coupling vibration analysis; secondly, obtaining modal acoustic vectors of the bridge and the steel rail by means of acoustic space Fourier transform, and calculating the radiation noise of the bridge and the steel rail at a near field point near a track center line by combining the dynamic response of the bridge and the steel rail; after that, respectively establishing a two-dimensional steel rail vibration acoustic coupling propagation model and a two-dimensional bridge vibration acoustic coupling propagation model, and solving the attenuation distribution laws of noise of the steel rail and the bridge at a far field point under the action of a steady-state excitation load by using an acoustic infinite element method; finally, selecting a certain near field point as a strong source point, and predicting the whole-space noise level of the bridge and the steel rail according to near field calculation results of the three-dimensional models and far field attenuation rates of the two-dimensional models.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of rail transit, in particular to a method for predicting the entire space of vibration radiation noise of rail transit bridges and rails. Background technique [0002] With the development of the economy, the construction speed of rail transit lines is increasing year by year. Because the cost of rail transit elevated bridges is lower than that of underground lines, elevated bridges have become one of the important forms on rail transit lines, accounting for a large proportion of the total line length. high. The vibration and radiation noise of the bridge structure caused by the passing of the train makes the noise level on the elevated rail transit line often higher than that on the ordinary line. Rail transit lines often pass through densely populated areas, and structural vibration and noise seriously affect the daily work and life of citizens, which makes the noise of rail transit viaducts an urgent problem to b...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F17/50
CPCG06F30/23
Inventor 宋晓东李奇吴定俊
Owner SOUTHEAST UNIV
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