Av. Metrikine et Acwm. Vrouwenvelder, Surface ground vibration due to a moving train in a tunnel: Two-dimensional model, J SOUND VIB, 234(1), 2000, pp. 43-66
Vibration of a surface of a two-dimensional (2D) elastic layer generated by
a point load moving uniformly along a beam, which is located inside the la
yer is investigated theoretically. It is supposed that the layer possesses
a small viscosity, is fixed along the bottom, and has a traction-free surfa
ce. The beam is described by the Euler-Bernoulli model and located parallel
both to the surface and the bottom of the layer. The surface vibration is
analysed under three types of the load, namely constant, harmonically varyi
ng and a stationary random load. For the deterministic loads, the vector di
splacement of an observation point on the layer surface is analyzed along w
ith the amplitude spectrum of vibration in this point. For the random load
main attention is paid to the variance of vibration at the observation poin
t. Qualitative features of obtained results are discussed via kinematic ana
lyses of the wave propagation in the structure. (C) 2000 Academic Press.