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A Review on the Dynamic Vibrations Relationship in the Metro Tunneling

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2014

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In this paper, investigate on dynamic relationships and soil-tunnel interaction is discussed. Practical wave motion input method for Rayleigh wave propagation problems in time domain is proposed and applied to dynamic analysis of tunnel entrance model. Reasonable simulation result and desirable accuracy is accomplished with the proposed approach. The generation model analyzing the dynamic interaction between the rolling stock and the railway superstructure, and a propagation model describing the vibration transmission through the tunnel lining and the surrounding soils.
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