Environmental vibration measurements to protect the ...

Environmental vibration measurements

to protect the premises and work

of an NMI

Dr. Thomas Bruns

CCAUV/19-42

Where are we, what‘s the matter

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Where are we, what‘s the matter

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Kanzlerfeld

Watenbüttel

Völkenrode

Where are we, what‘s the matter

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When trains move through

the village PTB is shaking

…

Where are we, what‘s the matter

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Cycling for the

desired Train-

Connection

Where are we, what‘s the matter

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PTB performs

„Measurement Runs“

What kind of railway-

traffic will be allowable

in future

Where are we, what‘s the matter

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Measurement locations on the premisses

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External engineers on the premises

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Seismis Sensors on the premises

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Events along the track

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The schedule

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Results from those measurements

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Base level (week day)

Base level (night)

Distance to track in m

max.

vib

ration

velo

city

in µ

m/s

All results

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Base level (week day)

Base level (night)

Distance to track in m

max.

vib

ration

velo

city

in µ

m/s

Measurements of PTB

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Geodetic Base(Interferometry over 50m)

Messungen der PTB

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Geodetic Base(Interferometry over 50m)

Messungen der PTB

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Messorte auf dem PTB-Gelände

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MZ2

MZ1

PZ1 PZ2

PZ3 PZ4

PZ5 PZ6

Messungen für „das neue Kilogramm“

Conclusions by PTB

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• Local train traffic (passenfers) is compatible, provided

adequate train technology is used

• Train-free time slots of 30 minutes have to be kept during the

working day

• An increase of the speed of cargo-trains is unacceptable.

• We are willing to re-evaluate the situation after a refurbishment

of the tracks and the (cargo-)trains.

Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt

Braunschweig and Berlin

Bundesallee 100

38116 Braunschweig

Dr. Thomas Bruns

Telefon:0531 592-1700

E-Mail: thomas.bruns@ptb.dewww.ptb.de

Stand: 01/18