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Train pass-by noise source characterization and separation tools for cost-effective vehicle certification

Leistungen

"Results from field measurements as well as numerical computations of sound transmission (""Green´s functions, noise transfer functions"") for air-borne sound for some typical installations."

For the equivalent monopole method the transmission is exactly described by a so called Greens function ie a measurement or simulation of the frequency response between a monopole source strength and acoustic pressure at a receiving point Field measurements will be performed of Greens functions for a few selected cases on rail vehicles standstill conditions and used to validate the numerical models provided by ISVRVTC

Validation of acoustic performance of new design variants

Document with the comparison between experimental and simulations results for the selected design including an assessment of their potential for future development and recommendations on the steps to take towards application in railway vehicles This will include an assessment of the potential for dBA and weight reductionThis document report will also report on experimental activities planned in Task 42

Track versus vehicle separation and transposition techniques including theoretical description and proposal for full scale validation test campaign

Enhancements and simplifications to each proposed method will be developed in this task to improve their accuracy while reducing cost and increasing practicality Key requirements are the ability to provide an accurate estimation of the contribution of the vertical and lateral rail vibration the sleeper vibration and the wheel vibration in onethird octave bands as well as overall dBA level

Validated procedure for source characterization based on equivalent monopoles and tests involving generic sources.

Validated procedure for source characterization based on equivalent monopoles and tests involving generic sources.Specification of information required to define source strengths and directivity for implementation in the global noise modelling tool.

Acoustic performance characterization of baseline and new design variants

Document with the simulation results for the acoustic performance characterization of the baseline situation and the new designs

Project Quality Plan

Document with a set of project templates, explanations on the project management process, review process, quality checks, meeting organisation, which is communicated to all partners

State of the art, strategy for enhancing separation techniques.

In Roll2Rail a number of techniques were developed by the current partners for separating track and wheel noise components and these were evaluated in a field test. Based on the proposed requirements, strategies for enhancing each separation method will be defined by each partner. Hybrid methods combining more than one approach will also be considered.

Equivalent monopole source data for at least two selected sources.

The equivalent monopole method and the 3D imaging technique IBF described in T11 will be applied on a selected set at least two of real sources eg a traction motor a HVAC fan unit and a transformer The final selection should be decided by the complementary project S2RCFMCCA012019

Report with final analysis of pass-by source separation results and uncertainty analysis; Innovative separation techniques: validation test results

Results from the measurement campaigns in Task 23 as well as the outcome from tests of the methods in Task 22 will be considered to validate and to assess the methods This will also include final assessment of uncertainties

Report on State of the art, strategy and requirements for new separation techniques

A number of methods for source separation were already applied in the past and have delivered results of different quality. The development of new techniques which present improvements and benefits in comparison to these techniques needs to be based on a detailed review of the state of the art.

Innovative separation techniques: theoretical description and validation testing campaign proposal.

Methods that are identified to be feasible in Task 21 will be adapted and improved Where necessary additional software implementation and tests are carried out

Feasibility study of new concepts and approaches

Document with the results of the feasibility study, including a brief description of all approaches, designs and methods considered with an assessment of strengths and weaknesses and a final recommendation for the two preferred approaches.

Measurement plan

Document with a complete preliminary description of the measurement campaigns (for WP1, WP2 and WP3), including locations, vehicles, (target) schedule and a detailed description of the measurements and associated requirements.

Data Management Plan

Document describing procedure to ensure the proper management of all data produced by and used by the partners. Final version.

Framework and guidelines for open access to data and tools

This task will provide a framework to organize the possibility for open access to data and software tools that are generated within the TRANSIT project in accordance with the DMP developed in Task 55

Documented measurement plan and database of raw and processed data

Measurement campaigns will be planned and performed in cooperation with the complementary project S2RCFMCCA012019 seeking efficiencies by data sharing between partners and WPs and preselected methods

Track versus vehicle separation and transposition techniques conclusions, recommendations and validation test results

Field measurements will be carried out to test and validate the proposed separation procedures The complementary project S2RCFMCCA012019 will define and give access to vehicles and tracks to be used for this purpose it is expected that this will take into account the requirements defined in D32

Estimation of uncertainties in the global noise modelling tool.

The results from Tasks 1113 will be implemented in the global modelling tool developed by ISVR in Acoutrain 15 and used to estimate uncertainties

Validation of source and transmission models on a rail vehicle at stand-still.

The validation will be done for a stationary rail vehicle on which sources at least two characterized under Task 12 are operated The radiated sound will be measured for different operating conditions and compared with the global model Task 14

Dissemination, communication and exploitation report

This task will carry out communications and knowledge sharing activities to promote widespread awareness on the project at European level The knowledge produced by the project partners will be promoted through different dissemination channels

Veröffentlichungen

SOURCE SEPARATION METHODS FOR RAILWAY NOISE DEVELOPED IN THE TRANSIT PROJECT

Autoren: Michael Dittrich, Erwin Jansen, Ennes Sarradj, Mikolaj Czuchaj
Veröffentlicht in: Forum Acusticum 2023, 2023
Herausgeber: Forum Acusticum

Erweiterung der CLEANT-Methode zur Entfaltung bei Mikrofonarray-Messungen an Hochgeschwindigkeitszugen

Autoren: Mikolaj Czuchaj, Adam Kujawski, Ennes Sarradj
Veröffentlicht in: JAHRESTAGUNG FÜR AKUSTIK, 2021, Seite(n) 789-791, ISBN 978-3-939296-18-8
Herausgeber: JAHRESTAGUNG FÜR AKUSTIK

Quantitative Charakterisierung von Schallquellen mit Mikrofonarrays bei der Vorbeifahrt von Zügen

Autoren: Mikolaj Czuchaj, Simon Jekosch, Adam Kujawski, Ennes Sarradj
Veröffentlicht in: Jahrestagung für Akustik, 2023, Seite(n) 365-368, ISBN 978-3-939296-21-8
Herausgeber: Jahrestagung für Akustik

Improved methods for source characterization on trains

Autoren: Karl Bolin, Stefan Jacob, and Mats Åbom
Veröffentlicht in: 51st International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering, Internoise 2022, 2022
Herausgeber: The Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA

Improved methods for the separation of track and wheel noise components during a train pass-by

Autoren: Thompson, David, Zhao, Dong, Cierco, Ester, Jansen, Erwin and Dittrich, Michael
Veröffentlicht in: 14th International Workshop on Railway Noise, 2022
Herausgeber: 14th International Workshop on Railway Noise

The TRANSIT project: innovation towards train pass-by noise source characterisation and separation tools

Autoren: Ines Lopez Arteaga, Martin Rissmann, Miguel Ángel Garralaga, David Thompson, Mats Åbom, Ester Cierco, Michael Dittrich, Ennes Sarradj, Marta Garcia
Veröffentlicht in: Transportation Research Procedia, Ausgabe 72, 2022, Seite(n) 989-996
Herausgeber: Elsevier
DOI: 10.1016/j.trpro.2023.11.527

The TRANSIT project: innovation towards train pass-by noise source characterisation and separation tools

Autoren: Ines Lopez Arteaga, Martin Rissmann, Miguel Ángel Garralaga, David Thompson, Mats Åbom, Ester Cierco, Michael Dittrich, Ennes Sarradj, Marta Garcia
Veröffentlicht in: WCRR 2022, 2022
Herausgeber: WCRR

Noise control in HVAC systems with ultra-thin low-frequency (UTLF) absorbers

Autoren: A. Aulitto, E. Cierco Molins, M. Abom, T. Kohrs, I. Lopez Arteaga, D. Passato
Veröffentlicht in: ISMA 2022, 2022
Herausgeber: ISMA

The influence of the vehicle body on the sound radiation from the rail

Autoren: Zhao, Dong, Thompson, David, Ntotsios, Evangelos, Cierco, Ester and Jansen, Erwin
Veröffentlicht in: 14th International Workshop on Railway Noise, Shanghai, China, 2022
Herausgeber: University of Southampton Institutional Repository

Single Source Dataset

Autoren: Mikolaj Czuchaj
Veröffentlicht in: Zenodo, 2023
Herausgeber: Zenodo
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7801605

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