Kuishan REN, Kui LI, Yao JIANG, et al. Numerical Simulation of Initial Compression Wave Characteristics in Double Track Tunnel of Medium Speed Maglev Train. [J]. Electric Drive for Locomotives (6):51-55(2020)
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Kuishan REN, Kui LI, Yao JIANG, et al. Numerical Simulation of Initial Compression Wave Characteristics in Double Track Tunnel of Medium Speed Maglev Train. [J]. Electric Drive for Locomotives (6):51-55(2020) DOI: 10.13890/j.issn.1000-128x.2020.06.011.
Numerical Simulation of Initial Compression Wave Characteristics in Double Track Tunnel of Medium Speed Maglev Train
When the maglev train runs into the tunnel at a certain speed, it will produce the initial compression wave, which will propagate towards the tunnel exit at the local sound speed, and radiate to the surrounding at the tunnel exit to form the micro pressure wave. When the micro pressure wave is large enough, it will produce the sound explosion, which will cause serious harm to the environment, and the micro pressure wave at the entrance is closely related to the initial compression wave. Based on the three-dimensional compressible unsteady turbulent flow Reynolds averaged Navier Stokes equation and SST K - ω two equation turbulent flow model, the air flow and initial compression wave caused by maglev train entering the tunnel were numerically simulated by using the fi nite volume method and overlapping grid technique. The results showed that the initial compression wave had three-dimensional characteristics in the process of the train entering the tunnel, and after a certain distance, it became one-dimensional plane wave; secondly, at the same height, the closer to the car body, the greater the change of the compression wave, the closer to the car body and the closer to the ground, the greater the change of the compression wave, while the change of the initial compression wave far away from the car body was basically the same; The maximum pressure gradient of initial compression wave is approximately proportional to the third power of train speed.
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