The Comparative Study on the Prediction Models for both the High Speed Railway Noise and Its Adopted Sound Barriers Performance

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 造船工程學系 === 86 === Recently, many bigger cities in Taiwan are much more highly developing and also our government will hopefully build Taiwan to be a center of management and trans-portation in Asia-Pacific area. Therefore due to the fact...

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Main Authors: Chan, Hung Chou, 詹弘州
Other Authors: K.T.Chen
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1998
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83109792038201535633
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 造船工程學系 === 86 === Recently, many bigger cities in Taiwan are much more highly developing and also our government will hopefully build Taiwan to be a center of management and trans-portation in Asia-Pacific area. Therefore due to the fact as described, the high speed railway in Taiwan will be constructed with BOT style in recent years. To be expectedly, it will brings human peoples in Taiwan trafic most convenience and also will creates deep influence on both indusrial and commercial business in Taiwan. Because very high speed of HSR, it becomes very conveninet.Contrarily it will also bring human more noisy environment. Many countries having HSR had spent a lot of peoples and finance to protect the noise produced by High Speed Railway among them.This thesis is to study the noise produced by the High Speed Railway in operation after. its being constructed in Taiwan. Also using SOUNDPLAN, this thesis is to predict both the noise generated by the high speed railway in Taiwan and the insertion loss provided by the acoustic barrier adopted.In addition, the result of the above insertion loss is also to compare with that obtained from the actual measurement, the calculations by using both diffraction theory and SAS regression model . Finally, this study is very hopefully to greatly reduce the high speed railway noise economically when we use the result as obtained to match with that obtained from the insertion loss experiment of the sound barrier with varying the angle of its upper panel.