2017
DOI: 10.37544/0005-6650-2017-01-71
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Lärmschutzwände entlang von Hochgeschwindigkeitsstrecken: Normung – Berechnung – Messung/Noise barriers on high speed railway lines: Codes – Calculation – Measurement

Abstract: Die Ermittlung der bei Zugvorbeifahrt auf Lärmschutzwänden (LSW) entlang von Hochgeschwindigkeitsstrecken der Bahn einwirkenden aerodynamischen Druck-/Sog-Belastungen ist in unterschiedlichen Normen und Richtlinien geregelt. Neben EN 1991–2 existiert die UIC 779–1 und die prEN 16727–2–2. In Deutschland werden die Ril 804.5501 und in Österreich die RVE 04.01.01 angewandt. Die vorliegende Arbeit behandelt alle derzeit in Anwendung befindlichen Normen und Regelwerke und stellt die sich ergebenden Unterschiede bei… Show more

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“…Hertle and Näßl [6] and Hoffmeister [8] have investigated causes for the resulting fatigue damage among other things by studying unfavourable structural responses of the NB, and the design of new NB constructions. A detailed comparison of the currently applied standards and guidelines for the determination of train-induced aerodynamic loading can be found in Reiterer et al [9]. In Reiterer [10] and Reiterer et al [11] measurements to determine the natural frequency as well fatigue tests have been carried out.…”
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“…Hertle and Näßl [6] and Hoffmeister [8] have investigated causes for the resulting fatigue damage among other things by studying unfavourable structural responses of the NB, and the design of new NB constructions. A detailed comparison of the currently applied standards and guidelines for the determination of train-induced aerodynamic loading can be found in Reiterer et al [9]. In Reiterer [10] and Reiterer et al [11] measurements to determine the natural frequency as well fatigue tests have been carried out.…”
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confidence: 99%