EP1323864A2 - Ballast for railway bed - Google Patents
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- E01B1/00—Ballastway; Other means for supporting the sleepers or the track; Drainage of the ballastway
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- the invention relates to a track ballast for a ballast bed a railway track, especially for railways, consisting of aggregates of different grain diameters, being the mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d> 60 mm, is less than 5% and the Mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d ⁇ 30 mm have greater than 20%.
- ballast bed has a certain intrinsic elasticity, which means that usually vibrations or alternating stresses can be well absorbed from rail transport and at the same time a damping of the on the railway vehicle effective vibrations with what increased driving comfort is connected.
- the ballast track has also proven itself in that it has a high Possesses flexibility and adaptability and in relative can be easily maintained.
- the track ballast used in many cases consists of Aggregates with a so-called "22.4 / 63 mm grain", i.e. it contains - apart from negligible proportions Foreign grain - only aggregate with a grain diameter in the range from 22.4 mm to 63 mm.
- Such Grain distribution has been in the past when used of the track body at speeds ⁇ 200 km / h proven because the ballast bed formed from it on the one hand has a sufficiently high inherent stability and not under the loads of a train traveling over it evades laterally and on the other hand has sufficient elasticity can be achieved.
- the conventional ballast bed is lacking Track position resistance compared to other designs leads to high maintenance costs. This occurs due to the increased due to the high speed Partial overloading of the ballast, resulting in broken gravel and destruction of the gravel structure.
- EP 0 835 958 A2 describes a composition of a Schotters known for a railway track bed, in which the used aggregates a diameter in one area possess from 2 mm to 65 mm, the proportion of the relative small aggregates with a diameter d ⁇ 22.4 mm is approx. 40%, i.e. is very high. As a consequence, that the ballast in its installed state is high Has installation density, but this has the disadvantage that that the frost resistance of the ballast is reduced.
- the invention has for its object a track ballast for a ballast bed of a railway track, in particular to create in a trough-like trough that even at high Speeds under an improved internal load transfer Avoiding stress and settlement peaks.
- the Mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d ⁇ 30 mm have greater than 20% and in particular greater than 30% his.
- the track ballast can be made from any conventional ballast material be formed, but use is preferred of basalt and / or granite and / or gneiss and / or one rock of the same type.
- the grain distribution line of the ballast according to the invention is preferably in a range which is defined by the following range limits: Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% in the range from .... to .... 63 99 until 100 56 92 until 100 45 75 to 95 31.5 30 to 60 22.4 0 until 20 16 0 up to 2
- the range limits can be narrowed as follows: Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% in the range from ... to ... 63 100 56 95 until 100 45 75 to 90 31.5 30 until 50 22.4 0 to 15 16 0
- the track ballast consists almost entirely of aggregates with a grain diameter in the range from 16 mm to 56 mm, ie has a grain size of 16/56 mm. It has proven to be advantageous if the stone grains are contained in the track ballast according to the following grain distribution (track ballast K1): Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% in the range from .... to .... 63 99 until 100 56 92 until 100 45 80 to 90 31.5 46 to 56 22.4 12 until 18 16 0 up to 2
- the grain distribution of this ballast K1 can look as follows: Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% 63 100 56 99 45 88 31.5 51 22.4 13 16 1
- the track ballast consists almost entirely of aggregates with a grain diameter in the range from 22.4 mm to 56 mm, ie has a grain size of 22.4 / 56 mm. It has proven to be advantageous if the rock grains are contained in the track ballast according to the following grain size distribution (track ballast K2): Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% in the range from .... to .... 63 99 until 100 56 92 until 100 45 78 to 88 31.5 25 to 35 22.4 0 to 1st 16 0 to 1st
- the grain distribution of this track ballast K2 can look as follows: Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% 63 100 56 99 45 83 31.5. 30 22.4 1 16 0
- the track ballast consists almost entirely of aggregates with a grain diameter in the range from 22.4 mm to 45 mm, ie has a grain size of 22.4 / 45 mm.
- the rock grains are preferably contained in the track ballast according to the following grain distribution (track ballast K3): Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% in the range from .... to .... 63 99 until 100 56 99 until 100 45 92 until 100 31.5. 46 to 56 22.4 3 until 6 16 0 to 1st
- the grain distribution of this ballast K3 can look as follows: Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% 63 100 56 100 45 95 31.5 50 22.4 5 16 0th
- FIG Track ballast shown, with three track ballast according to the invention (Track ballast K1, K2 and K3) a conventional one Track ballast are juxtaposed. From the illustration in Fig. 1 it can be seen that the track ballast according to the invention K1, K2 and K3 practically no aggregates with contain a grain diameter d> 56 mm, while corresponding Rocks in the conventional gravel still in a mass fraction of about 8% is included.
- the proportion of grains with one Diameter d ⁇ 31.5 mm compared to the conventional track ballast significantly increased and lies with the invention Track ballast K1 at approx. 51% in the case of the invention Track ballast K2 at about 30% and with the invention Track ballast K3 at approx. 50%.
- FIG. 1 shows individual concrete examples of the grain distribution curves of track ballast
- FIG. 2 shows an area within which the grain distribution curve of a track ballast according to the invention should run.
- the preferred, hatched area is determined by an upper and a lower boundary line, the following parameter values follow: Diameter d of the stone grain in mm Mass fraction of aggregates with a diameter ⁇ d in% in the range from ... to ... 63 100 100 56 95 100 45 75 90 31.5 30 50 22.4 0 15 16 0 0 Lower limit line Upper limit line
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Die Erfindung betrifft einen Gleisschotter für ein Schotterbett eines Gleisfahrweges, insbesondere für Eisenbahnen, bestehend aus Gesteinskörnern unterschiedlichen Korndurchmessers, wobei der Massenanteil der Körner, die einen Korndurchmesser d>60 mm aufweisen, kleiner als 5% ist und der Massenanteil der Körner, die ein Korndurchmesser d<30 mm aufweisen, größer als 20% ist.The invention relates to a track ballast for a ballast bed a railway track, especially for railways, consisting of aggregates of different grain diameters, being the mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d> 60 mm, is less than 5% and the Mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d <30 mm have greater than 20%.
Seit langer Zeit wird bei Eisenbahn-Gleisanlagen als Oberbau der sogenannte Schotteroberbau verwendet, bei dem die die Schienen tragenden Schwellen auf einem Schotterbett aufliegen, das seinerseits auf einen Unterbau aufgelagert ist, über den die von dem Eisenbahnfahrzeug ausgeübten Kräfte in den Erdboden abgeleitet werden. Das Schotterbett besitzt eine gewisse Eigenelastizität, wodurch die üblicherweise einwirkenden Schwingungs- oder Wechselbeanspruchungen aus dem Schienenverkehr gut aufgenommen werden können und was gleichzeitig eine Dämpfung der an dem Eisenbahnfahrzeug wirksamen Schwingungen mit sich bringt, womit ein erhöhter Fahrkomfort verbunden ist. Der Schotteroberbau hat sich darüber hinaus dadurch bewährt, daß er eine hohe Flexibilität und Anpassungsfähigkeit besitzt und in relativ einfacher Weise instandgehalten werden kann.For a long time has been used as a superstructure in railway track systems the so-called gravel superstructure is used, in which the the sleepers supporting the rails on a ballast bed rest, which in turn is supported on a substructure over which those exercised by the railway vehicle Forces are derived into the ground. The ballast bed has a certain intrinsic elasticity, which means that usually vibrations or alternating stresses can be well absorbed from rail transport and at the same time a damping of the on the railway vehicle effective vibrations with what increased driving comfort is connected. The ballast track has also proven itself in that it has a high Possesses flexibility and adaptability and in relative can be easily maintained.
Der in vielen Fällen verwendete Gleisschotter besteht aus Gesteinskörner mit einer sogenannten "Körnung 22,4/63 mm", d.h. er enthält - abgesehen von vernachlässigbaren Anteilen an Fremdkorn - lediglich Gesteinskörner mit einem Korndurchmesser im Bereich von 22,4 mm bis 63 mm. Eine derartige Kornverteilung hat sich in der Vergangenheit bei Beanspruchungen des Gleiskörpers bei Geschwindigkeiten < 200 km/h bewährt, da das daraus gebildete Schotterbett einerseits eine ausreichend hohe Eigenstabilität besitzt und nicht unter den Belastungen eines darüberfahrenden Zuges seitlich ausweicht und andererseits eine ausreichende Eigenelastizität zu erzielen ist. Bei höheren Geschwindigkeiten besitzt das herkömmliche Schotterbett jedoch eine mangelnde Gleislagebeständigkeit, die gegenüber anderen Bauformen zu hohen Unterhaltskosten führt. Dabei tritt aufgrund der durch die hohe Geschwindigkeit bedingten erhöhten Belastungen eine teilweise Überlastung des Schotters auf, was zu einem Bruch der Schotterkörner und einer Zerstörung des Schottergefüges führen kann.The track ballast used in many cases consists of Aggregates with a so-called "22.4 / 63 mm grain", i.e. it contains - apart from negligible proportions Foreign grain - only aggregate with a grain diameter in the range from 22.4 mm to 63 mm. Such Grain distribution has been in the past when used of the track body at speeds <200 km / h proven because the ballast bed formed from it on the one hand has a sufficiently high inherent stability and not under the loads of a train traveling over it evades laterally and on the other hand has sufficient elasticity can be achieved. At higher speeds however, the conventional ballast bed is lacking Track position resistance compared to other designs leads to high maintenance costs. This occurs due to the increased due to the high speed Partial overloading of the ballast, resulting in broken gravel and destruction of the gravel structure.
Aus der EP 0 835 958 A2 ist eine Zusammensetzung eines
Schotters für ein Eisenbahngleisbett bekannt, bei dem die
verwendeten Gesteinskörner einen Durchmesser in einem Bereich
von 2 mm bis 65 mm besitzen, wobei der Anteil der relativ
kleinen Gesteinskörner mit einem Durchmesser d<22,4
mm ca. 40% beträgt, d.h. sehr hoch ist. Dies hat zur Folge,
daß der Schotter in seinem eingebauten Zustand eine hohe
Einbaudichte besitzt, jedoch ist damit der Nachteil verbunden,
daß die Frostsicherheit des Schotters verringert ist.
Aus der DE 195 00 443 A1, der DE 41 00 881 A1 und der DE 44 39 894 A1 sind Gleisanlagen bekannt, bei denen das Schotterbett in einem in Längsrichtung der Gleisanlagen verlaufenden U-förmigen, rinnenartigen Trog aus Beton angeordnet ist, um eine gute Abstützung des Oberbaus auch bei hohen Fahrgeschwindigkeiten der Eisenbahnfahrzeuge zu gewährleisten. Bei einem derartigen Aufbau wird die seitliche Abstützung des Schotterbettes im wesentlichen von den Seitenwänden des Troges übernommen, so daß diese Anforderung bei der Zusammensetzung bzw. Kornverteilung des Gleisschotters unter dem Gesichtspunkt der seitlichen Abstützung von untergeordneter Bedeutung ist und der Gleisschotter speziell auf andere Anforderungen, beispielsweise die innere Lastabtragung ausgerichtet und dimensioniert sein kann. Die bekannten Gleisschotter der genannten Art berücksichtigen dies jedoch nicht.From DE 195 00 443 A1, DE 41 00 881 A1 and DE 44 39 894 A1 track systems are known in which the ballast bed in a running in the longitudinal direction of the track systems U-shaped, gutter-like trough made of concrete is to provide good superstructure support even at high To ensure the speed of travel of the railway vehicles. With such a structure, the lateral support the ballast bed essentially from the side walls of the trough, so that this requirement at the composition or grain distribution of the track ballast from the point of view of lateral support from subordinate The meaning and the track ballast is special to other requirements, such as internal load transfer can be aligned and dimensioned. The well-known Take into account the ballast of the type mentioned but not this.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, einen Gleisschotter für ein Schotterbett eines Gleisfahrweges, insbesondere in einem rinnenartigen Trog zu schaffen, der auch bei hohen Geschwindigkeiten eine verbesserte innere Lastabtragung unter Vermeidung von Spannungs- und Setzungsspitzen aufweist.The invention has for its object a track ballast for a ballast bed of a railway track, in particular to create in a trough-like trough that even at high Speeds under an improved internal load transfer Avoiding stress and settlement peaks.
Diese Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß mit einem Schotter mit den Merkmalen des Anspruchs 1 gelöst. Dabei ist einerseits vorgesehen, die Kornfraktion aus Gesteinskörner relativ großen Durchmessers (d>60 mm) zu reduzieren und gleichzeitig die Kornfraktion der Gesteinskörner im mittleren Kieskornbereich (d<30 mm) um ein geringes Maß zu vergrößern, wobei der Massenanteil der Körner, die einen Korndurchmesser d<22,4 mm aufweisen, kleiner oder gleich 20% ist. Auf diese Weise wird erreicht, daß die Anzahl der gegenseitigen Kontaktpunkte zwischen den benachbarten Gesteinskörnern erhöht und somit die in den einzelnen Kontaktpunkten zu übertragenden Kontaktkräfte verringert sind. Dadurch wird die Lastverteilung innerhalb des Gleisschotters vergleichmäßigt, womit neben der Abnahme der plastischen Dehnungen auch eine Vergleichmäßigung der Setzungen im Schotterbett gegeben ist. Ein übermäßig kompakter bzw. dichter Schotter wird dabei jedoch vermieden, was der Fristsicherheit dient. Vorzugsweise ist vorgesehen, daß der Massenanteil der Körner, die einen Korndurchmesser von d<22,4 mm aufweisen, kleiner oder gleich 15% ist.This object is achieved with a ballast solved the features of claim 1. One is provided the grain fraction from aggregates relative large diameter (d> 60 mm) to reduce and at the same time the grain fraction of the aggregates in the middle gravel area (d <30 mm) to enlarge a small amount, being the mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d <22.4 mm, is less than or equal to 20%. In this way it is achieved that the number of mutual Points of contact between the neighboring aggregates increased and thus in the individual contact points contact forces to be transmitted are reduced. Thereby the load distribution within the track ballast is evened out, with which in addition to the decrease in plastic strains also an equalization of settlements in the ballast bed given is. An overly compact or dense However, crushed stone is avoided, resulting in deadline security serves. It is preferably provided that the mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter of d <22.4 mm have less than or equal to 15%.
Erfindungsgemäß sollte der Massenanteil der Körner, die einen Korndurchmesser d>60 mm aufweisen, kleiner als 5% und insbesondere kleiner als 1% sein. Gleichzeitig sollte der Massenanteil der Körner, die einen Korndurchmesser d<30 mm aufweisen, größer als 20% und insbesondere größer als 30% sein.According to the invention, the mass fraction of the grains, the one Grain diameter d> 60 mm, less than 5% and in particular be less than 1%. At the same time, the Mass fraction of the grains that have a grain diameter d <30 mm have greater than 20% and in particular greater than 30% his.
Der Gleisschotter kann aus jedem herkömmlichen Schottermaterial gebildet sein, bevorzugt wird jedoch die Verwendung von Basalt und/oder Granit und/oder Gneis und/oder einem artgleichen Gestein.The track ballast can be made from any conventional ballast material be formed, but use is preferred of basalt and / or granite and / or gneiss and / or one rock of the same type.
Vorzugsweise liegt die Kornverteilungslinie des erfindungsgemäßen
Schotters in einem Bereich, der durch die folgenden
Bereichsgrenzen definiert ist:
Insbesondere können die Bereichsgrenzen wie folgt enger gefaßt
sein:
In einem Ausführungsbeispiel der Erfindung kann vorgesehen
sein, daß der Gleisschotter annähernd vollständig aus Gesteinskörnern
mit einem Korndurchmesser im Bereich von
16 mm bis 56 mm besteht, d.h. eine Körnung 16/56 mm besitzt.
Dabei hat es sich als vorteilhaft erwiesen, wenn die
Gesteinskörner in dem Gleisschotter entsprechend folgender
Kornverteilung enthalten sind (Gleisschotter K1):
Gemäß einem konkreten Ausführungsbeispiel kann die Kornverteilung
dieses Gleisschotters K1 wie folgt aussehen:
In einem alternativen Ausführungsbeispiel der Erfindung
kann vorgesehen sein, daß der Gleisschotter annähernd vollständig
aus Gesteinskörnern mit einem Korndurchmesser im
Bereich von 22,4 mm bis 56 mm besteht, d.h. eine Körnung
22,4/56 mm besitzt. Dabei hat es sich als vorteilhaft erwiesen,
wenn die Gesteinskörner in dem Gleisschotter entsprechend
folgender Kornverteilung enthalten sind
(Gleisschotter K2):
Gemäß einem konkreten Ausführungsbeispiel kann die Kornverteilung
dieses Gleisschotters K2 wie folgt aussehen:
In einem weiteren alternativen Ausführungsbeispiel der Erfindung
kann vorgesehen sein, daß der Gleisschotter annähernd
vollständig aus Gesteinskörner mit einem Korndurchmesser
im Bereich von 22,4 mm bis 45 mm besteht, d.h. eine
Körnung 22,4/45 mm besitzt. Vorzugsweise sind die Gesteinskörner
in dem Gleisschotter entsprechend folgender Kornverteilung
enthalten (Gleisschotter K3):
Gemäß einem konkreten Ausführungsbeispiel kann die Kornverteilung
dieses Gleisschotters K3 wie folgt aussehen:
Weitere Einzelheiten und Merkmale der Erfindung sind aus der folgenden Beschreibung von Ausführungsbeispielen unter Bezugnahme auf die Figuren ersichtlich. Es zeigen:
- Figur 1
- verschiedene Kornverteilungen von Gleis- schottern,
- Figur 2
- einen bevorzugten Bereich für die Kornver- teilung.
- Figure 1
- different grain distributions of track ballast,
- Figure 2
- a preferred area for grain distribution.
In der Figur 1 sind verschiedene Kornverteilungen von Gleisschottern gezeigt, wobei drei erfindungsgemäße Gleisschotter (Gleisschotter K1, K2 und K3) einem herkömmlichen Gleisschotter gegenübergestellt sind. Aus der Darstellung in Fig. 1 ist ersichtlich, daß die erfindungsgemäßen Gleisschotter K1, K2 und K3 praktisch keine Gesteinskörner mit einem Korndurchmesser d>56 mm enthalten, während entsprechende Gesteinskörner in dem herkömmlichen Schotter noch in einem Massenanteil von etwa 8% enthalten sind.Different grain distributions of are shown in FIG Track ballast shown, with three track ballast according to the invention (Track ballast K1, K2 and K3) a conventional one Track ballast are juxtaposed. From the illustration in Fig. 1 it can be seen that the track ballast according to the invention K1, K2 and K3 practically no aggregates with contain a grain diameter d> 56 mm, while corresponding Rocks in the conventional gravel still in a mass fraction of about 8% is included.
Gleichzeitig ist bei den erfindungsgemäßen Gleisschottern K1, K2 und K3 der Anteil an Gesteinskörnern, die einen Korndurchmesser d<22,4 mm besitzen, verglichen mit dem herkömmlichen Gleisschotter, der keine entsprechenden Gesteinskörner besitzt, zwar vergrößert, beträgt jedoch maximal 15%. Darüber hinaus ist der Anteil der Körner mit einem Durchmesser d<31,5 mm gegenüber dem herkömmlichen Gleisschotter deutlich erhöht und liegt bei dem erfindungsgemäßen Gleisschotter K1 bei ca. 51%, bei dem erfindungsgemäßen Gleisschotter K2 bei ca. 30% und bei dem erfindungsgemäßen Gleisschotter K3 bei ca. 50%.At the same time with the track ballast according to the invention K1, K2 and K3 the proportion of aggregates that a Have grain diameters d <22.4 mm compared to the conventional one Track ballast that has no corresponding aggregates owns, enlarged, but is maximum 15%. In addition, the proportion of grains with one Diameter d <31.5 mm compared to the conventional track ballast significantly increased and lies with the invention Track ballast K1 at approx. 51% in the case of the invention Track ballast K2 at about 30% and with the invention Track ballast K3 at approx. 50%.
Während Fig. 1 einzelne konkrete Beispiele für die Kornverteilungskurven
von Gleisschottern zeigt, ist in Fig. 2 ein
Bereich dargestellt, innerhalb dessen die Kornverteilungskurven
eines erfindungsgemäßen Gleisschotters verlaufen
sollte. Der bevorzugte, schraffiert dargestellte Bereich
ist durch eine obere und eine untere Grenzlinie bestimmt,
die folgenden Parameterwerten folgen:
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