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An Investigation of Velocity-Dependent Friction in Wheel-Rail Rolling Contactt. This oscillation is increasingly unstable with increasing creep. The stick-slip behaviour at the trailing edge leads to sudden changes in the tangential stress distribution in the stick zone, including intermittent slip at the leading edge of the contact.

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Development of Rail Noise Isolating Material (RNIM)and the outer one vibration-damped steel. An impact test executed in a laboratory and some noise measurements executed on commercial lines have verified that RNIM is effective in reducing rolling noise.

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Modelling and Performance Analysis of Rail Vibration Absorber by FE and BE Methodsantly reduced in the frequency range 300-1000 Hz. The noise reduction calculated by the finite element model is less than that of the beam-spring model in the frequency region of 400-—1000 Hz due to the transversal rotation of the absorber. The rail-radiated noise can be reduced by about 7.1 dB(A) using the rail absorber.

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Steuervermeidung in Deutschland, more uncommon masses which can arise in the liver and their management. The rare adult and pediatric liver masses can mimic the more commonly encountered liver masses clinically as well as radiologically. A brief review of the literature regarding their presentation, current diagnostic approach, and treatment is presented.