Modelling train passage in curves with isoparametric differntial constraint equations.
Other conference contribution, 2004

A high speed train traveling at or above the wave velocity of the top layer of soil will inevitably cause “shock waves” to spread to the surroundings. The previous model [1] where the rigid body dynamics of the train was connected to the soil finite element domain will be extended to allow passage through portions of curved track. The constraint equations representing the rail guiding the wheel are inserted into a monolithic system based on Lagrange multipliers solved in the time domain with a Newmark scheme. Reference [1] H. Lane, T. Ekevid and N.-E. Wiberg: Towards Fully Integrated Vehicle-Track-Underground Modelling of Train Induced Wave Propagation. Presented at the 4th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering, Jyväskylä 2004.

Author

Håkan Lane

Chalmers, Department of Structural Engineering, Computational Mechanics

Per Kettil

Chalmers, Department of Structural Engineering, Computational Mechanics

Nils-Erik Wiberg

Chalmers, Department of Structural Engineering, Computational Mechanics

Proceedings of the 17th Nordic Seminar on Computational Mechanics

141-144

Subject Categories

Mechanical Engineering

Mathematics

Civil Engineering

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10/6/2017