Fatigues tests on noise-barrier walls

Herbert Friedl; Michael Reiterer; Hannes Kari; Christoph Handel

Fatigues tests on noise-barrier walls

Herbert Friedl, Michael Reiterer, Hannes Kari, Christoph Handel

Transportation Infrastructure Technologies

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Abstract

Noise-barrier walls along high-speed railway lines are subject to aerodynamic excitations caused by alternating overpressure and underpressure loads induced by passing trains. This is a report on the Austrian experience with numeric computations and in-situ fatigue tests with loads applied artificially.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	2-7
Number of pages	6
Journal	RTR - European Rail Technology Review
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Former Research Field - Mobility Systems

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Fatigues tests on noise-barrier walls

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