The steel rail corrugation control
structure based on energy dissipation comprises a steel rail and particle dampers attached to the two sides of a rail web and the upper surface of a rail bottom, each particle
damper comprises a
metal shell, a dissipation cavity is formed in each
metal shell, a buffer layer is laid in each cavity and attached to the side, adjacent to the steel rail, of the corresponding
metal shell, and the particle dampers are connected with the metal shells. And the dissipation cavity is also filled with dissipation steel balls with various particle sizes. When the steel rail vibrates, the dissipation steel balls generate complex non-linear
relative motion under the
inertia effect, and vibration energy is consumed through collision, rolling and sliding processes between particles and between the particles and the buffer layer. Meanwhile, the synergistic effect of the dissipation steel balls and the buffer layer enables the
system to form triple energy dissipation paths of
particle collision, interface friction and rubber shear deformation, vibration energy is stably dissipated, the environmental adaptability is improved, damping performance attenuation is avoided, the
system is adaptive to various lines, core components do not need to be replaced, and the operation and maintenance cost is reduced. And formation and development of steel rail corrugation can be inhibited continuously.