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Dynamic Characteristics of Rail Vehicle under Thermal Deformation of Long-Span Cable-Stayed Bridge
CHEN Zhaowei1, LONG Quanming1, PU Qianhua1, SHANG Ting2
2023, 42(9):
137-144.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2023.09.19
In order to study the influence of thermal deformation of long-span cable-stayed bridge on the dynamic characteristics of rail vehicles on the bridge, based on the theory of vehicle-track coupling dynamics, the rigid flexible coupling dynamic model of rail vehicle-track-long-span cable-stayed bridge was established by using finite element method and multi-rigid body dynamics. With the help of the proposed model, firstly, the deformation law of long-span cable-stayed bridge under the rise and fall condition of overall temperature was analyzed; then, the comprehensive effect of track random irregularity and rail deformation under temperature load was considered to study the dynamic characteristics of rail vehicles crossing the bridge; finally, the influence law of temperature load and speed on various dynamic indexes of vehicles was studied. The research results show that the long-span cable-stayed bridge deforms under the action of temperature load, and the overall performance is as follows: heating up and bending down, cooling down and arching up, and the deformation changes almost linearly with the temperature load. According to the studied parameters, the rail deformation caused by temperature load increases the wheel rail vertical force, vehicle derailment coefficient and wheel load reduction rate by 1.5%, 3.1% and 5% respectively. The vertical acceleration of the vehicle body decreases by 2.4% under the cooling condition and increases by 3.7% under the heating condition. The main frequency of the vertical acceleration of the vehicle body under the rising and falling temperature conditions is mainly concentrated in the range from 0 to 5 Hz, whose difference is very small compared to normal temperature conditions. The derailment coefficient and vertical acceleration of vehicle body are more affected by temperature load, and the wheel load reduction rate and wheel rail vertical force are more affected by speed. The conclusion provides a certain reference for subsequent scholars to study the influence of temperature load on the dynamic response of vehicles on long-span cable-stayed bridges.
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