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Noise emissions of transit trains at curvature due to track lubrication

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Title Noise emissions of transit trains at curvature due to track lubrication
 
Creator Garg, Naveen
Sharma, Omkar
 
Subject Physics
 
Description The flanging and squealing noise generated by transit metro trains while crossing a curvature path has been studied. The noise emission at curvature is analyzed in case of non lubricated and lubricated track for wayside and interior of the train. The gauge face lubrication does not have a significant effect on the A-weighted noise generated by the train transit system while passing through a curved track. The negation of lubrication effect in controlling the overall A-weighted noise emission is attributed to an additional reaction force component, which accentuates the wheel/rail interaction comparatively more than the reduced high frequency squeal and flanging noise for the lubricated track. This additional force component is generated due to longitudinal and spin creepage on the flange while encountering a curved track and is observed to cause an increase in noise emission in the frequency range 250-400 Hz, where the rail/wheel interaction is dominant; in both way side as well as interior noise levels.
 
Publisher NISCAIR
 
Date 2010-12
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://npl.csircentral.net/261/1/226.pdf
Garg, Naveen and Sharma, Omkar (2010) Noise emissions of transit trains at curvature due to track lubrication. Indian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics, 48 (12). pp. 881-885. ISSN 0975-1041
 
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