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Title

Investigation and Comparision of Modeling and Numerical Soloution of the Dynamic Ballasted Railway Tracks with Unsupported Sleepers

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  34-48

Abstract

 The phenomenon of Unsupported sleepers is considered one of the most critical factors affecting the dynamic performance of Ballasted railway tracks. Disrupting the contact between the sleeper and the ballast leads to increased deflection, stress concentration, and reduced track stability. This study aims to numerically analyze and simulate the dynamic effects of Unsupported sleepers, focusing on their numbers and layout patterns in the Ballasted railway tracks. For this purpose, a three-layer mechanical model consisting of rail, sleeper, and ballast was developed in MATLAB, and its results were compared with an equivalent finite element model created in ABAQUS. The MATLAB model employs mass, stiffness, and damping matrices along with a time-dependent moving load to evaluate the system's response under various Unsupported sleeper conditions. In the ABAQUS model, sleepers and ballast were modeled as concentrated masses, with their interactions represented via equivalent spring-damper systems; loading was applied incrementally along the train path. The results indicate that increasing the number of Unsupported sleepers—particularly in sequential arrangements—significantly amplifies Rail deflection and mid-span stress, with the most critical response observed in the case of three-consecutive-unsupported-sleepers. These findings indicate the necessity of continuous monitoring and preventive maintenance of unsupported zones to ensure track safety and extend structural service life.

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