Mechanical Vibration - Ground-Borne Noise and Vibration Arising From Rail Systems - Part 1: General Guidance
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ISO 14837-1:2005 is a standard that provides general guidance on the assessment of ground-borne vibration and noise arising from rail systems. It outlines the factors and parameters that need to be considered when assessing the effects of rail system operation on buildings and offers guidance on prediction methods appropriate for various situations. This includes predicting the impact on human occupants, sensitive equipment, and building structures.
The standard emphasizes the importance of considering various aspects of the vibration source, such as emissions from the train, wheel, rail, track, and supporting infrastructure. It also highlights the significance of the transmission path, including the ground condition and distance, as well as the immission into receiving structures, such as foundations and building construction.
ISO 14837-1:2005 covers all types of wheel and rail systems, ranging from light-rail to high-speed trains and freight. It provides guidance for rail systems at-grade, on elevated structures, and in tunnels. However, the standard does not address vibration arising from the construction and maintenance of rail systems, airborne noise, or structure-radiated noise from elevated structures.
Edition | 1 |
ICS Codes | 17.160 - Vibrations, shock and vibration measurements 45.080 - Rails and railway components 93.060 - Tunnel construction |
Language(s) | English |
File Size | 1.1 MB |