Dynamic response analysis of High-speed railway subgrade
Hong liang Tao, Chen chen
Abstract
Hong liang Tao, Chen chen
Abstract
Selecting a rational calculation model was the key for the research in dynamic response analysis on the ballast-less track-subgrade system of high-speed railway. According to the typical profile of ballast-less track subgrade, and supporting with finite element software ANSYS, 2D finite element models were constructed based on the subgrade with plate ballast-less track-multiplayer system. Computation parameters were determined by selecting a rational train load. Meantime, study the lateral distribution law of vertical displacement, stress, strain and vertical acceleration of subgrade cross-section directly beneath the train load at a time to analyze the dynamic response of subgrade to train load.
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Selecting a rational calculation model was the key for the research in dynamic response analysis on the ballast-less track-subgrade system of high-speed railway. According to the typical profile of ballast-less track subgrade, and supporting with finite element software ANSYS, 2D finite element models were constructed based on the subgrade with plate ballast-less track-multiplayer system. Computation parameters were determined by selecting a rational train load. Meantime, study the lateral distribution law of vertical displacement, stress, strain and vertical acceleration of subgrade cross-section directly beneath the train load at a time to analyze the dynamic response of subgrade to train load.
Key concepts: Subgrade, Ballast, Track (disk drive), Finite element method, Acceleration, Moving load, Structural engineering, Displacement (psychology)