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Dynamic response of train in wind-train-bridge coupling based on bridges with different structural systems

Authors: HE Xu-hui; MA Qing; ZOU Yun-feng; GUO Dian-yi; GUO Xiang-rong; GAO Su-ping

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-6140-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• First systematic comparison of train dynamic response across suspension, cable-stayed, and cable-stayed-suspension collaborative system bridges under wind-train-bridge coupling. • Safety and smoothness indicators rank consistently: cable-stayed-suspension collaborative system bridge > cable-stayed bridge > suspension bridge, regardless of wind barrier presence. • A 3.0 m wind barrier has negligible effect on speed thresholds at low wind speeds (≤15 m/s) but increases thresholds at high wind speeds (≥20 m/s). • Provides critical wind speed thresholds and performance ratings essential for the design and operation of ultra-long-span dual-purpose highway-railway bridges.
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