General rules for SRI analysis using finite element models
Continuous Welded Rails. Longitudinal Efforts Track–Bridge Interaction
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General rules for SRI analysis using finite element models
Continuous Welded Rails. Longitudinal Efforts Track–Bridge Interaction

Author : Chadi EL BOUSTANI

Publication date: May 10, 2018, Review date: November 30, 2021 | Lire en français

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4. General rules for SRI analysis using finite element models

The effects of track/structure interaction must be evaluated in terms of longitudinal actions transiting through the fixed supports, additional stresses in the rail, and absolute and relative displacements of the rails and deck, with a view to comparing them with the regulatory values set by standard EN 1991-2.

Section 1.7.3 of UIC standard 774-3R gives recommendations for establishing an IRS finite element model, as does EN 1991-2. This article will present the most important

4.1 Rules for model development

Figure 25 shows the overall typology of models to be developed for SRI calculations....

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