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Train noise reduction scenarios for compliance with future noise legislation

Leth, 2003

Document ID
10953971342165584789
Author
Leth S
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Journal of sound and vibration

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The Technical Specification for Interoperability (TSI) for high-speed trains on the European market includes limits on noise emission. These and other future restrictions on exterior noise of high-speed and intercity trains will require that train manufacturers implement noise …
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