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WAVE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD AND MOVING LOADS FOR THE DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY TRACKS

Tien Hoang
Denis Duhamel
Gilles Forêt
Jean-Luc L Pochet
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Francis Sabatier
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Based on the finite element method, the wave finite element method (WFE) permits to analyze the dynamics of a periodic structure by using a wave decomposition of one period. This method reduces the number of DOF and it has advantages in calculation time. However, it cannot be applied easily to a railway track because this structure is subjected by moving loads which are not considered in a classical WFE. In this article, we present a technique to deal with moving loads applying in a railway track where the track components are modeled by 3D continuous media. By using the classical WFE for one track period in frequency domain, we can rewrite the vector of DOF and loads in a wave base. Then, we can calculate the wave amplitudes of the moving loads from their representation in this base. Thereafter, we apply the wave analyze of WFE to the hold structure. The result shows that the moving loads lead to a sum of wave amplitudes. Finally, we apply this method for a railway track subjected to constant moving loads with numerical application. The new technique permits to analyze the dynamic of railway tracks by considering only one track period.
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hal-02142477 , version 1 (28-05-2019)

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Tien Hoang, Denis Duhamel, Gilles Forêt, Jean-Luc L Pochet, Francis Sabatier. WAVE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD AND MOVING LOADS FOR THE DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY TRACKS. 13th World Congress on Computational Mechanics (WCCM XIII), Jul 2018, New York, United States. ⟨hal-02142477⟩
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