Chinese Journal of Acoustics

2026, v.45(03) 71-79

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A study on web perforation for controlling sound radiation from train wheels
A study on web perforation for controlling sound radiation from train wheels

LI Lele,SHENG Xiaozhen,THOMPSON David

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Previous studies have shown that the introduction of circular holes on the wheel web(web-perforation) to form an acoustic short-circuit might be a way to reduce wheel acoustic radiation. Based on a typical train wheel, this paper provides a numerical study on web perforation for controlling sound radiation from train wheels. Finite/boundary element models are established for wheels with 4, 6, or 8 holes with radii of 20, 30, or 60 mm. In the acoustic boundary element calculations, the conflicting requirements on frequency resolution and computational efficiency are resolved using the modal-acoustic transfer function method. Due to the strong directionality of the acoustic radiation, sound power is calculated using 578, rather than 20as suggested in ISO standards, points on a hemisphere above a reflection ground. It is pointed out that the sound power of a web-perforated wheel under a unit wheel-rail force is not sufficient to evaluate the advantages or disadvantages of the perforation scheme, but the receptances of the wheel and rail at the wheel-rail contact point must be jointly considered. Modal contribution to sound power due to wheel-rail roughness and the associated sensitivity are formulated, which may be used for initially designing perforation schemes. Results show that web-perforation not only changes the sound radiation behavior of the wheel, but also changes the dynamics of the wheel. As a result, subject to wheel-rail roughness, wheel web perforation can reduce wheel noise in some frequency bands, but increase noise in other bands.

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基金项目(Foundation): supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (52272352, U2468226);; the Ministry of Science and Technology of China under International Collaboration Project (G2023013016L)

作者(Author): LI Lele,SHENG Xiaozhen,THOMPSON David

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