Advances in research on the ballast bed stability on railway bridges

The rapid development of high-speed railway bridges in China has brought enormous challenges to the ballast bed stability on the bridge. With the increase in the bridge span, the bridge deformation under the temperature load increases gradually, as well as the stability difference of ballast bed between different regions. Moreover, the track vibration response under high-speed driving conditions is larger, which can easily cause differential settlement, flying ballast, and deterioration of the ballast bed, thereby affecting the bearing capacity and stability of the ballast bed. In view of this, this article summarizes relevant research work on a ballast bed on the bridge from the perspectives of the resistance, deformation, and acceleration response of the ballast bed. In addition, this study discusses the existing measures for improving the ballast bed stability on the bridge, including the optimization of the sleeper and ballast bed structures. Finally, the main issues that need to be addressed to improve the ballast bed stability on the bridge are pointed out, and ideas for future research on ballast beds on bridges with different spans and structures are proposed.

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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part F Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit
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2024-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.1177/09544097241272888
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Railway Engineering and Dynamics
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Advances in research on the ballast bed stability on railway bridges

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Advances in research on the ballast bed stability on railway bridges

Juzhen Liu, Rong Chen, Ping Wang, Junfeng Li, Jianxing Liu, Hui Peng, Kai Liu
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Abstract

The rapid development of high-speed railway bridges in China has brought enormous challenges to the ballast bed stability on the bridge. With the increase in the bridge span, the bridge deformation under the temperature load increases gradually, as well as the stability difference of ballast bed between different regions. Moreover, the track vibration response under high-speed driving conditions is larger, which can easily cause differential settlement, flying ballast, and deterioration of the ballast bed, thereby affecting the bearing capacity and stability of the ballast bed. In view of this, this article summarizes relevant research work on a ballast bed on the bridge from the perspectives of the resistance, deformation, and acceleration response of the ballast bed. In addition, this study discusses the existing measures for improving the ballast bed stability on the bridge, including the optimization of the sleeper and ballast bed structures. Finally, the main issues that need to be addressed to improve the ballast bed stability on the bridge are pointed out, and ideas for future research on ballast beds on bridges with different spans and structures are proposed.

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part F Journal of Rail and Rapid TransitVol. 238(10)
Southwest Jiaotong University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Railway Engineering and Dynamics
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