AUSWIRKUNG DER OBERBAUKONSTRUKTION AUF DIE SCHOTTER- UND UNTERGRUNDBEANSPRUCHUNG.

Translated title of the contribution: Effect of Permanent Way Design on Ballast and Subsoil Strains.

J. Eisenmann, L. Mattner

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Abstract

The deterioration of the track bed mainly depends on the compression of the ballast and the subsoil. The influence of rail, sleeper, subsoil rigidity and the distance of the vehicles' axles from each other (wheelbase) on the ballast compression is computed by the Zimmermann procedure. The dynamic wheel load fluctuation is also considered. With the aid of the ballast compression the straining of the subsoil is determined. The rigidity of the subsoil as well as of a sandwiched subgrade and frost protective layer is taken into account.

Translated title of the contributionEffect of Permanent Way Design on Ballast and Subsoil Strains.
Original languageGerman
Pages99-100, 103-104, 107
Volume35
No3
Specialist publicationEisenbahningenieur
StatePublished - 1984

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