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Aerodynamic noise reduction methods for key components of high-speed train pantographs

Authors: ZHU Jian-yue; JI Jing-wen; GUO Zi-jian; YANG Huan; FANG Cun-yu

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-6154-5Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Bio-inspired seal-vibrissa-shaped, perforated, and elliptical rod profiles significantly reduce vortex shedding and Kármán vortex street formation in pantograph components. • The optimized pantograph design achieves a 6.3 dB(A) reduction in overall sound pressure level along the streamwise plane and 6.6 dB(A) along the vertical plane. • The first tonal noise peak at ~850 Hz is greatly mitigated, and the second harmonic at 1750 Hz is completely eliminated in the optimized model. • The study validates the effectiveness of aerodynamic noise reduction methods for high-speed train pantographs, offering practical insights for railway noise control.