Natural Vibration Analysis of High-Speed Railway Slab Tracks under Rail Longitudinal Force

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The slab track is the main structure of the high-speed railway track, the Inherent dynamic characteristics of which is of great significance to the research on the Vehicle-Track Coupling Dynamics. The assumptions of the modal function describing the natural vibration of the track is a necessary theoretical basis in analytic and numerical calculations for dynamics problems, which is more in accordance with the real situation, the more likely characteristic estimation are to be accurate. In this paper, with the method of combine matrix, the system characteristic equation of slab-track model is deduced, and the exact analytic formulas of frequency equation and modal function are obtained. Meanwhile the specific effects of the Rail longitudinal force on the vibration performance of the tracks are analyzed through instances. The results show that this approach is an effective analytic method, the solution of which is accurate. And the track parameters can be flexibly initialized, which is especially applicable for the condition of track parameters varying and longitudinal strain with distribution.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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1443-1449

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June 2013

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