Railway Engineering and Dynamics
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This cluster of papers focuses on the dynamics of railway track and vehicles, including topics such as ground vibration, wheel-rail contact, high-speed trains, ballast behavior, dynamic interaction, track maintenance, vibration prediction, bridge dynamics, and rolling contact fatigue.
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railway rolling stock; railway track; railway safety; wheel-rail contact; high-speed rail; railroad accident investigation; high-speed trains; track maintenance; railway vehicle dynamics; wheel-rail interaction; railway track maintenance; locomotives; railway accidents; railway engineering; train-induced vibration; track irregularities; ballasted track; ballastless track; railway noise; freight cars; railway track design; rail wear; ground vibration; Interstate Commerce Commission; vehicle-track interaction
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Morton address: 36240454220153585 · morton4x16-v1
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